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anthos

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Claude Bolduc et Serena Gentilhomme, écrivains macabres, exhibant un de leurs mauvais coups. Sous la direction de Nancy Kilpatrick. Parue en 2010 chez Edge science fiction and fantasy publishing. Calgary), cette anthologie sous-titrée Vampire Stories of the New Undead. Siècle, tel que présenté par vingt-quatre auteurs canadiens, dont trois francophones. Avec une magnifique illustration de couverture de John Kaiine. De minuit à minuit. Et ce, avant la sortie de ce troisième tome des Forces obscures. Sous ...

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About the Reader | A Year of Canadian Reading

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A Year of Canadian Reading. What stories are you made of? Canadian Literature in short meaningful blurbs. Suggest a book for Jerome. Is a writer who came to Canada from Texas in 2001, settling in the Yukon Territory. He lived there for three years, loved it, and so went back to Texas to finish his degree and to immigrate to Canada. He returned to the Yukon Territory, a landed immigrant, in 2007. He’s published in Fantasy Magazine. Evolve: vampire stories of the new undead. Jerome spends the rest of his t...

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Victoria J.L. Fisher » Another Move

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Victoria J.L. Fisher. November 26, 2013. More than a year has gone by since I moved, Dick Whittingtonly, to London. I am now no longer in London, I am in Canada again, one degree more educated, but not considerably more employable (although I have a job I love). There’s a method, I swear. I am writing though, which is a good start on a long off-put goal. It is a book and it is Good. More on that, perhaps, later. Laquo; A Move, and a Poem. Click here to cancel reply. Mail (will not be published) (required).

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Victoria J.L. Fisher » Retroactive Hiatus

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Victoria J.L. Fisher. September 16, 2012. I’d like to take this opportunity to retroactively announce my hiatus from writing (and reading, and really doing very much at all) while I teach. In the same breath, I’d also like to announce what I hope will be the end of my hiatus as I change my life and, among other things, hopefully start writing again and thinking about writing. Laquo; A Green and Pleasant Land. A Move, and a Poem. Click here to cancel reply. Mail (will not be published) (required).

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Victoria J.L. Fisher » A Move, and a Poem

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Victoria J.L. Fisher. A Move, and a Poem. September 30, 2012. I don’t write poetry all that often; however, I’ve recently moved and over the course of my move I did, I admit, scratch out a poem. It’s in the voice of another person who, once upon a time, made a similar change in his life. It’s called. I am not a fool. I know the tales of streets paved with gold,. And ships full of riches with silken sails,. And ragged orphan boys grown rich and old,. But boyishly I’ve walked the dappled lanes,.

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Victoria J.L. Fisher » Biography

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Victoria J.L. Fisher. In March 2010, Victoria’s short story The Drinker appeared in the vampire anthology Evolve. In 2006, her short story Buttons was published in the Canada speculative fiction anthology Tesseracts Ten. In addition to writerly things, Victoria also enjoys music, history, science and photography. She can frequently be found with her camera. All the photographs featured on this website are Victoria’s. Is a writer of (mostly) speculative fiction presently living in Ontario, Canada.

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Victoria J.L. Fisher » Read Online

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Victoria J.L. Fisher. Because this is the 21st century, after all. A poem written for a friend. First published in the University of Toronto’s Crumpled Paper Magazine, 2008. 8220;When I was young…”. A poem for everyone who has ever looked up and wondered…. Unpublished, written 2007. 8220;We turned back to take a last look at the faded majesty of that tangled garden…”. A new-ish take on part of an old story. First published in the University of Toronto’s Crumpled Paper Magazine, 2008. She is always writing.

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Victoria J.L. Fisher » Published Work

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Victoria J.L. Fisher. The Drinker, Evolve. 8220;She put a hand on my shoulder. Her little fingers on my collarbone seemed to push through skin, bone and flesh, until they touched my heart.”. In a bar one night, a man becomes something other than human. Buttons, Tesseracts 10. 8220;It is 1793. Early Winter. A cathedral in Paris, France”. Mai has survived the French Revolution. Or has she? Is a writer of (mostly) speculative fiction presently living in Ontario, Canada. She is always writing.

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Victoria J.L. Fisher » Buttons

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Victoria J.L. Fisher. Buttons, Tesseracts 10. 8220;It is 1793. Early Winter. A cathedral in Paris, France”. Mai is only thirteen years old in 1789 when revolution comes to her beloved Paris. Over the next few years, upheaval and violence will change the city forever– but not Mai. Abandoned by time, she becomes a silent observer, doomed to wander unseen while events threaten to destroy her home, friends and family. The anthology is available on Amazon. Review no longer available online). She is most recen...

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Victoria J.L. Fisher » Daughter of Oedipus

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Victoria J.L. Fisher. What must we do? Creon asked. The King of Thebes had aged greatly in ten years. You must leave Thebes, the Oracle replied. The army at the seven gates of Thebes forces the court to flee, but Ismene the only surviving child of the shamed Oedipus discovers that her beloved city has more to fear than swords and arrows. Is a writer of (mostly) speculative fiction presently living in Ontario, Canada. She is most recently (but not that recently) the author of the short story.