Clarkesworld Magazine Issue 97 by Maria Dahvana Headley & Helena Bell & Rahul Kanakia & E. Catherine Tobler & K.J. Parker & Alexander Irvine & Brian Francis Slattery & Daniel Abraham & Neil Clarke

Author:Maria Dahvana Headley & Helena Bell & Rahul Kanakia & E. Catherine Tobler & K.J. Parker & Alexander Irvine & Brian Francis Slattery & Daniel Abraham & Neil Clarke [Headley, Maria Dahvana & Bell, Helena & Kanakia, Rahul & Tobler, E. Catherine & Parker, K.J. & Irvine, Alexander & Slattery, Brian Francis & Abraham, Daniel & Clarke, Neil]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: clarkesworld, cyborg, dark fantasy, fantasy, fantasy magazine, magazine, science fiction, science fiction magazine, short stories, short story, weird
Publisher: Wyrm Publishing
Published: 2014-09-28T16:00:00+00:00

First published in Swords & Dark Magic: The New Sword and Sorcery,

edited by Jonathan Strahan and Lou Anders.

About the Author

K.J. Parker was born long ago and far away, worked as a coin dealer, a dogsbody in an auction house and a lawyer, and has so far published thirteen novels (the Fencer, Scavenger and Engineer trilogies, and standalone novels The Company, The Folding Knife, The Hammer, and Sharps), three novellas (’Purple And Black,’ ‘Blue And Gold’ and ‘A Small Price To Pay For Birdsong,’ which won the 2012 World Fantasy Award) and a gaggle of short fiction. Married to a lawyer and living in the south west of England, K.J. Parker is a mediocre stockman and forester, a barely competent carpenter, blacksmith and machinist, a two-left-footed fencer, lackluster archer, utility-grade armorer, accomplished textile worker and crack shot. K.J. Parker is not K.J. Parker’s real name. However, if K.J. Parker were to tell you K.J. Parker’s real name, it wouldn’t mean anything to you.