Dangerous Waters: Deadly Women of the Sea
by Julia C. Lewis
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Pub Date 9 Jan 2023 | Archive Date 4 Feb 2025
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Description
Malevolent mermaids.
Sinister sirens.
Scary selkies.
And other dangerous women of the deep blue sea.
Dangerous waters takes us deep beneath the ocean waves and shows us once more why we need to be cautious about venturing out into the water.
Featuring stories, drabbles and poems by Sandra Ljubjanović, John Higgins, Patrick Rutigliano, Candace Robinson, Emmanuel Williams, Desirée M. Niccoli, L. Marie Wood, Samantha Lokai, Christina Henneman, Gully Novaro, Christine Lukas, Alice Austin, Dawn Vogel, Victoria Nations, Mark Towse, Kristin Cleaveland, Ben Monroe, Kurt Newton, E.M. Linden, Eva Papasoulioti, Ann Wuehler, Rachel Dib, A.R. Fredericksen, Daniel Pyle, Megan Hart, Ef Deal, Katherine Traylor, Juliegh Howard-Hobson, Simon Kewin, Elana Gomel, Lauren E. Reynolds, Grace R. Reynolds, René Galván, Marshall J. Moore, Ngo Binh Anh Khoa, Roxie Vorhees, April Yates, Kaitlin Tremblay, T.K. Howell, Kayla Whittle, Emily Y. Teng, Briana McGuckin, Tom Farr, Cassandra Taylor, Steven-Elliot Altman, Paul M. Feeney, Lucy Collins, Marianne Halbert, Rosie Arcane, Antonia Rachel Ward, Steven Lord, and Jessica Peter.
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781957537129 |
PRICE | US$6.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 320 |
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Featured Reviews
I absolutely love the concept of this anthology, exploring mermaids, sirens, and other “dark” ocean mythology. I really appreciated how diverse it was, not just in the number of authors but the storytelling styles too, with everything from poems to short stories and more. This wide range let this topic be explored to its fullest. Like all anthologies, there were some I loved and some that didn’t work as much for me, but all in all there was a lot here to enjoy.
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