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It's official!
Three weeks and one day after editor Phil Brucato made a passing comment to her saying "maybe I'll even edit a benefit anthology for Sooj," all the necessary papers are taken care of and Laurell K. Hamilton has donated a tale to the Ravens in the Library collection.
The story in question is a stand-alone short. It's neither an Anita Blake nor a Merri Gentry tale. It is laugh-out-loud hilarious, and we're glad to have it leaven some of the darker goings-on in this collection.
Which story is it? Order the book and find out!
If you haven't already ordered a copy of Ravens in the Library, what are you waiting for? This will be a limited-run publication to benefit S.J. Tucker's recent hospitalization and surgery. This group of authors and artists has never appeared within a single book before, and once this collection goes out of print, it's gone for good.
www.sjtucker.com/ravens.html
It's official!
Three weeks and one day after editor Phil Brucato made a passing comment to her saying "maybe I'll even edit a benefit anthology for Sooj," all the necessary papers are taken care of and Laurell K. Hamilton has donated a tale to the Ravens in the Library collection.
The story in question is a stand-alone short. It's neither an Anita Blake nor a Merri Gentry tale. It is laugh-out-loud hilarious, and we're glad to have it leaven some of the darker goings-on in this collection.
Which story is it? Order the book and find out!
If you haven't already ordered a copy of Ravens in the Library, what are you waiting for? This will be a limited-run publication to benefit S.J. Tucker's recent hospitalization and surgery. This group of authors and artists has never appeared within a single book before, and once this collection goes out of print, it's gone for good.
www.sjtucker.com/ravens.html
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