Just a couple of pages long, and after the story is set up we quickly come to a conclusion that has no surprises for the regular genre reader.
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Ken Altabef. The Woman Who Married the Snow. (Fantasy & Science Fiction July/Aug 2013)
A very definite sense of place, character and depth, including Inuit shaman Ulruk, who features in a series of epic fantasy novels,
Ken Altabef. The Lost Elephants of Kenyisha. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, July/Aug 2010).
A story with a strong messages, vividly set on a Tanzanian wildlife reserve.
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, August 2006
Chris Willrich. Penultima Thule. Gaunt and Bone return for more cod-fantasy fun, the story being partly in tribute to the recently departed John Morressy, a fellow supplier of comic fantasy. If your fancy runs to stories of wizards and magicke, and you can’t wait for the next Harry Potter novel, then this will doubtless keep […]