Ursula Vernon is the winner of the Hugo, Nebula, and Mythopoeic Awards. She has written a number of children’s books, short stories, and comics, and writes for adults under the name T. Kingfisher. She likes fairy-tale retellings, gardening, and has strong opinions about heirloom beans. You can find more of her work at redwombatstudio.com.
"Pocosin"—Published in Apex Magazine issue 68, January 2015.
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"Jackalope Wives"—Published in Apex Magazine issue 56, January 2014.
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My mother had daughters year after year, and one by one, my father devoured us.
There were only three names allowed in the family...
Author’s Note: The story of Rawhead and Bloody Bones originated in Europe but migrated to the American South and underwent a local...
Grandma Harken lived on the edge of town, in a house with its back to the desert.
Some people said that she lived out there because...
Narrated by Lisa Shininger
Author’s Note: Pocosins are a type of raised peat wetland found almost exclusively in the Carolinas...
The moon came up and the sun went down. The moonbeams went shattering down to the ground and the jackalope wives took off their...
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