Amal El–Mohtar is the Nebula–nominated author of The Honey Month, a collection of spontaneous short stories and poems written to the taste of twenty–eight different kinds of honey. She is a two–time winner of the Rhysling Award for Best Short Poem, and edits Goblin Fruit, an online quarterly dedicated to fantastical poetry. Her work has most recently appeared in Steampunk III: Steampunk Revolution, edited by Ann VanderMeer, and in Chicks Unravel Time, a volume of essays on Doctor Who edited by L. M. Myles and Deborah Stanish. Find her online at amalelmohtar.com.
These are the days of silver, and of gold —
the panting cold, the burst of bright on black
as coins sprout from trees, shiver...
People who know me as the editor of Goblin Fruit, a poetry quarterly dedicated to fantastical poetry, might find it odd to see...
For Caitlyn Paxson and Jessica P. Wick
The tale is wrong. I bear no grudge.
A story in the teeth of time
will shift its outlined...
for Caitlyn Paxson and Jessica P. Wick
North of the Trent, they say,
we give our eyes to ravens.
Where they fly, so do our looks...
MS. Orre. 1013A Miscellany of materials copied from within Master Leuwin Orrerel’s (d. Lady Year 673, Bright Be the Edges) library...
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