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Sumiko Saulson‘s poem is a dark, sensual, earthy poem that flows so magnificently and brings up such gorgeous visuals. The horror creeps up on you, like mushrooms sprouting from the ground after a storm, it’s haunting in such a breathtaking way. I couldn’t pick a favorite part, but here’s a magnificent quote from the poem:Continue reading “Meet The Author: Sumiko Saulson”

A young girl is lead to believe she’s a healer because of an old superstition that impacted her mother. I’d never heard this superstition before, that a woman who never knew her father would become a healer, but I admit it truly intrigued me right from the get go… as did the fact the individualContinue reading “Meet The Author: Daniel Roop”

There are many wonderful and intriguing things about author Randee Dawn. The mushroom she chose as her “symbol” for this anthology lead us to having a struggle to ensure it wasn’t so phallic that we’d not get in trouble when posting to social media. (She chose Phallus impudicus) She has access to foxes, she writesContinue reading “Meet The Author: Randee Dawn”

Samantha’s story, The Mushroom Child, was one that gave me a shiver because of how much I could relate to the character! Her daughter gifts her an experience, a class that would teach her how to forage in the surrounding area. The gift was well intended. Designed to allow our main character, Nancy, to goContinue reading “Meet The Author: Samantha J. Bryant”