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Elizabeth is an amazing author and we are so lucky to have their work featured in our anthology! Their story, When She Dances, is a haunting tale that’s as beautiful and mysterious as the leading woman. She looked down at the men, the full moon behind her. Not a single murmur or gasp disrupted theContinue reading “Meet The Author: Elizabeth Davis”

Samantha’s story grabs you by the teeth and doesn’t let go right from the very first paragraph! Meg never looked back as she walked, even though she could hear tendrils reaching for her and small, damp jaws opening and closing. Some things were better left unseen. She might be ignorant—Lord knows there were many thingsContinue reading “Meet The Author: Samantha Bryant”

Ravyn’s story, The Gift, is a wicked tale about the dangers of treating people like monsters that truly reminds of the quote: “I wish they were the monster you think they are.” She’d always heard that women were weaker, growing up. She’d been determined to prove them wrong; she’d believed that if she showed theContinue reading “Meet The Author: Ravyn Crescent”

I am very excited by Anna’s story. With an early focus on the destruction being done to our oceans and islands, this story instantly grabbed my attention and would not let go. Now all he could think about was the feel of her skin giving way beneath his blade, splitting open like a tender fruit,Continue reading “Meet The Author: Anna Taborska”

I love this story. Express Delivery is the absolutely flawless addition to our anthology! The story tells the tale of Lilith’s vengeance against a vile man named Cameron. He thinks forcing pregnancy and marriage on the woman he allegedly loves will get him everything he wants. Man, he is wrong… “The alpha male B.S. reallyContinue reading “Meet The Author: A.M. Giddings”

Mike Robinson’s story, The Hive, is a dark tale that has queer characters and speaks on the nature of abuse, or rather abuse survival, and the excuses people can make… and why they shouldn’t. The Hive looked like nothing: a normal street intersection. But that was the mask it wore. – The Hive, by MikeContinue reading “Meet The Author: Mike Robinson”

Teel’s poem, Courted, spoke so deeply to the nature of evil. It speaks of a relationship, a partnership, turned dark. It is dark, brutal, and perfect for the theme of our anthology. No freedom ever granted We did not have before An incubator for your spawn Dominance all you craved Conjoining made us just yourContinue reading “Meet The Author: Teel James Glenn”

“Rumpelstiltskin” by Jeff Wood gets to the point quickly and is a fantastic addition to this anthology as it gets the point across that women should not be treated as breeding stock. This fairytale retelling is a masterpiece of an interpretation. Q (Crone Girls Press): Author Interview Question 1: What drove your story for thisContinue reading “Meet The Author: Jeff Wood”