Spark: A Creative Anthology, Volume VI

by Renee Carter Hall, Robert Menegus, Kat Alexander

Published: February 11, 2015

Cover Art and Foreword by Goodloe Byron.

Illustrations by Paul Pederson

Contributors:

Renee Carter Hall The Frog who Swallowed the Moon
Robert Menegus Crawdad
Kat Alexander Migration Patterns of the Striped Eastern Mallard
Todd Walton Honey
Tom Howard How Tigers Got Their Stripes
Linda Simone Carlota’s Thrush
Jeff Suwak The Familiar and his Alchemist
George Wells All That Never Happens
Heather D. Boyd Esmeralda
Kristine Ong Muslim The Day It Rained Stones
Llanwyre Laish Lyric
Alexis A. Hunter Subject Stellar
Daniel Rosen To Kill the Stars
Arley Sorg Edyn the Monk
Sean Gill Mortimer’s Sanctuary, and What He Found There
Christine Darcas Heaven is a Howl Away
Dan Pitts The Mosquito in My Ear
Stephen Koster Butterflies

222 pages, Paperback

First published February 11, 2015

About the author

Renee Carter Hall writes fantasy and science fiction for adults who never quite grew up, with occasional excursions into dark fantasy, poetry, and stories for children and teens. Talking animals slip into her stories whenever they get a chance, and her work has been influenced by storytellers from a range of media, including Steven Spielberg, Ray Bradbury, and Jim Henson. Her most recent book, the anthropomorphic fantasy Huntress, received the 2014 Cóyotl Award for Best Novella.

Renee lives in West Virginia with her husband, their cat, and more books than she will ever have time to read. She can be found online at reneecarterhall.com and on Twitter as @RCarterHall.

Reviews

[Richard Flores IV · Rating 5 out of 5]

In many anthologies I tend to skip a couple of stories that just don't work for me. That was not the case for this excellent anthology. I read every story from page one to the end. I wouldn't be able to pick just one favorite because they were all so amazing. I'd highly recommend this anthology. I'll certainly keep my eye out for more Spark Anthologies.