No one believes the items are real, of course, especially not Bianca. From a red cape to a brick from a Little Pig's house to a sample of Rapunzel's hair, there are many dangerous items hiding in plain sight. It would be even cooler if, like in FIRST FROST, the artifacts in the museum were real.

How amazing would it be to have a fairy tale museum in town? And themed rooms such as the Princess Room, where weekly storytimes for children take place? Going to the Narnia exhibit a few years ago was incredible, even though it wasn't 'real,' and I know I'd have the same feeling in a fairy tale museum. Why? The book's main character, Bianca, works in her mother's Museum of Magical and Rare Artifacts.which is a fancy way of saying fairy tale museum. This is the same sense of ugly-weeping that comes from realizing you will never have a library as beautiful as the one Beast gives Beauty. Creep over to the discussion to see what readers and authors are saying about the Someone Wicked stories.īy the way, the illustration for the cover for Someone Wicked (which I absolutely LOVE) was created by Jamie Mahon and designed by Amy York.If you love fairy tales as much as I do, when you finish reading FIRST FROST, you're going to be a little bit devastated. Interested in learning more? Someone Wicked is being featured at The Mortuary, an online forum dedicated to the horror genre in all its forms.

Shannon Connor Winward – The Devil Inside.

Soares – Sometimes the Good Witch Sings to Me

Ernestus Jiminy Chald – The Tail of Fate.

Justynn Tyme – The Semi-Aquatic Blue Baker of Borneo.

Doug Blakeslee – The Flowering Princess of Dreams.

The authors featured in this collection include veteran storytellers as well as virgin word-wrights for whom Someone Wicked is a first-time publication.

Someone Wicked is an eclectic web of stories spun around the central theme of evil incarnate, with a diversity of genre and style that is the hallmark of Smart Rhino Publications (and good anthologies everywhere). The 21 stories in the Someone Wicked anthology were written by the members of the Written Remains Writers Guild and its friends, and was edited by JM Reinbold and Weldon Burge.” When someone wicked crosses your path, your life will never be the same. You might recognize them and you might not. “Avaricious, cruel, depraved, envious, mean-spirited, vengeful-the wicked have been with us since the beginnings of humankind. In the meantime, please accept my belated congratulations to my friends and colleagues at The Written Remains Writers Guild and Smart Rhino Publications for the release of our much-anticipated anthology, SOMEONE WICKED, now available in print and e-book editions at. I have a lot of announcements to make in the days to come, including an explanation for why this blog has been quiet for so long (it’s a good one, I promise!).

First Frost by Liz DeJesus