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Spellbound Spring 2014: Dwarves
Dwarves may be small in stature, but they have a big impact in the magical world.
Where do you think all those gems and precious metals used in royal crowns come from? Dwarves mine them out of the deep earth. Need a riddle to stump the Sphinx herself? Go ask a dwarf. And everyone knows the best armor and weapons are forged by dwarves.
They might not have magic powers or abilities, but they do have muscle and cunning. Explore the many facets of these mighty folk in the latest issue of Spellbound.
We’ve got thieving dwarves, tricky dwarves, industrious dwarves and dwarves who aren't there anymore. We have stories and poems with brave girls, sleuthing boys, and all manner of mystery and adventure. All of this packed into one compact package of an issue. As with all previous issue, Spellbound includes fantastic art, a reading list and other goodies.
Poetry
Song of the Seven by Carrie L. Clickard
By King's Order by Matthew Wilson
A Dwarf's Dilemma by Sharon Fedor
The 8th Dwarf by Evelyn Day
Fiction
Glow by Pamela Love
The Great Garden Heist by B. Lee Draper
The Fire of Bones by Nathan Protopapas
The Magic Thief by Daliso Chaponda
Kai and the Menhune by Keely Sarr
Saga and the Wolf by Laurel Klein
With artwork by Mimi Alves, Rosaria Battiloro, Rebecca Palmer, Sonal Panse, Vicky Pratt, HP Santoro, Joanne Wojtysiak and Beth Zyglowicz.
Spellbound 's goal is to put out a magazine that is diverse in all ways. It has an international readership and actively seeks out stories, poetry and artwork that reflect a wide range of cultures, and characters. The publisher and editors believe that stories are important and can change the world. By providing a publication with an emphasis on diversity and inclusiveness, they hope to make a positive impact on young readers.
Where do you think all those gems and precious metals used in royal crowns come from? Dwarves mine them out of the deep earth. Need a riddle to stump the Sphinx herself? Go ask a dwarf. And everyone knows the best armor and weapons are forged by dwarves.
They might not have magic powers or abilities, but they do have muscle and cunning. Explore the many facets of these mighty folk in the latest issue of Spellbound.
We’ve got thieving dwarves, tricky dwarves, industrious dwarves and dwarves who aren't there anymore. We have stories and poems with brave girls, sleuthing boys, and all manner of mystery and adventure. All of this packed into one compact package of an issue. As with all previous issue, Spellbound includes fantastic art, a reading list and other goodies.
Poetry
Song of the Seven by Carrie L. Clickard
By King's Order by Matthew Wilson
A Dwarf's Dilemma by Sharon Fedor
The 8th Dwarf by Evelyn Day
Fiction
Glow by Pamela Love
The Great Garden Heist by B. Lee Draper
The Fire of Bones by Nathan Protopapas
The Magic Thief by Daliso Chaponda
Kai and the Menhune by Keely Sarr
Saga and the Wolf by Laurel Klein
With artwork by Mimi Alves, Rosaria Battiloro, Rebecca Palmer, Sonal Panse, Vicky Pratt, HP Santoro, Joanne Wojtysiak and Beth Zyglowicz.
Spellbound 's goal is to put out a magazine that is diverse in all ways. It has an international readership and actively seeks out stories, poetry and artwork that reflect a wide range of cultures, and characters. The publisher and editors believe that stories are important and can change the world. By providing a publication with an emphasis on diversity and inclusiveness, they hope to make a positive impact on young readers.
74 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 28, 2014
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