Harvey Duckman Presents... Volume 7:

by R. Bruce Connelly, Mark Hayes, Kate Baucherel

Welcome to our worlds… Looking to escape to another world with a super fast read? Looking for urban fantasy that is a bit different? Or weird stories to make you think? Wanting to discover speculative fiction from writers that could become your new favourite authors? Harvey Duckman presents the seventh in a series of short story anthologies featuring some of the most exciting voices in science fiction, fantasy, horror and steampunk today. Volume 7 includes stories Will Nett, John Holmes-Carrington, Tamara Clelford, Jeshanth KS, Dominic JP Nelson-Ashley, Peter James Martin, Kate Baucherel, Andrew Openshaw, Graeme Wilkinson, Marios Eracleous, R. Bruce Connelly, Robin Moon, Ross Steven Pickering, Mark Hayes and Joseph Carrabis, with a foreword from Harvey regular Andy Hill. Edited by C.G. Hatton. “Highly recommended… a great collection of weird tales!”

187 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 25, 2021

Reviews

[Liz · Rating 4 out of 5]

An entertaining mix of science fiction, fantasy, horror and steampunk short stories. It even included a couple of flash fiction stories, this time. I liked some stories more than others but that's always the way with an anthology.

[Sam Atkinson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic book

[C.K. Roebuck · Rating 5 out of 5]

With each volume adds more authors to the Harvey Duckman Guild of writers and each story chosen to be included in this amazing compilation continues to impress. I often find in these stories that I am left wanting more and regularly I find a new author within these pages that impresses me and from whome I wish to read more. Volume 7 does not disappoint. The regular Peter James Martin story of Brennan and his Rat friend Riz made me laugh as alway, the stories by the newcomers Tamara Clelford and Dominic JP Nelson-Ashley are simply brilliant. Mark Hayes is magnificent as always and I always love a SimCavalier story written by Kate Baucherel. The cherry on top was the story of the Little Knitty Dragon by Joseph Carrabis which just blew me away. I could go on and describe all my experiences with these wonderful stories but I'll simply say read it yourself, you will not be dissapointed.