All the Broken Blades - Pang, Y. M.
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"I dreamed no dreams, loved no one, lost nothing but what I destroyed with my own hands." Kahna's blood is poison and death. Still, she longs for the touch of another human being. Caenlux has slain all rival gods, but a champion from another world dares challenge him. The laces, the comb, the apple-were these the Queen's weapons, or the Mirror's? Welcome to the fantasy worlds and dark fairy tales of Y.M. Pang. For the first time, sixteen acclaimed stories and poems are gathered in one collection. Join the tribulations of a traumatized assassin, an unfortunate innkeeper, a heartless…mehr

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"I dreamed no dreams, loved no one, lost nothing but what I destroyed with my own hands." Kahna's blood is poison and death. Still, she longs for the touch of another human being. Caenlux has slain all rival gods, but a champion from another world dares challenge him. The laces, the comb, the apple-were these the Queen's weapons, or the Mirror's? Welcome to the fantasy worlds and dark fairy tales of Y.M. Pang. For the first time, sixteen acclaimed stories and poems are gathered in one collection. Join the tribulations of a traumatized assassin, an unfortunate innkeeper, a heartless fisherwoman, and a weary immortal, alongside familiar faces from fairy tales and mythology. In All the Broken Blades, mortals prove deadlier than gods, princes long to be merfolk, and happy endings are not guaranteed.
Autorenporträt
Y.M. Pang, or Michelle, is a fantasy and science fiction writer based in Ontario, Canada. She spent her childhood pacing around her grandfather's bedroom, telling him stories of magic, swords, and bears. Her fiction has appeared in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Beneath Ceaseless Skies, and Strange Horizons, among other venues. She is a four-time finalist in the Aurora Awards and has been shortlisted for the WSFA Small Press Award. She dabbles in photography and often contemplates the merits of hermitism. Despite this, you can find her online at www.ympang.com