Beyond Westeros- Sisters of the Spear

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Phenderson Djèlí Clark

ayen and bullSisters of the Spear is an anthology of “seventeen original and exciting” fantasy tales featuring heroines of color, set in realms of magic, monsters and myth outside of the Eurocentric norm. Yes Virginia, there is life–and fantastic stories to be told–beyond Westeros.

“Ayen and Bull”- art by Jason Reeves. Story by “moi”

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  1. #1 by Mz.Nikita on February 28, 2015 - 19:48

    Thanks for the info about this wonderful anthology with POC in it, Hernie-I am sO lookin’ forward to reading more about this, and hope all finds you well mi dearie!! 😀

  2. #2 by Uglyblackjohn on October 21, 2015 - 17:15

    Couldn’t the stories of the Orisha be written in a Thor-like manner?
    Eshu is comparable to Loki and I’m sure there are numerous thunder gods.

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