Kay Gray

Crysta K. Coburn

Dark Secrets & Curious Cases From its beginning as an outpost to its current offering of occult shops and restaurants, Ypsilanti has been made and remade by the people who love it. People like Mary Ann Starkweather, who may not only haunt her former home, but also Eastern Michigan's campus. Or the victims of John Norman Collins, who might lurk along the road on which they were found. However, ghosts aren't the only strange occurrence. Ypsi also has its fair share of UFOs, strange creatures, and inexplicable phenomena. Join podcasters and authors Crysta K. Coburn and Kay Gray on a tour of Ypsilanti's darkest, weirdest, and most puzzling encounters.

Ypsilanti Ghosts & Legends

J. Woolston Carr

Paul Hiscock

Thomas Gregory

A. F. Stewart

Amber Michelle Cook

Liz Tuckwell

Aaron Isett

Briant Laslo

Jim Johnston

Phoebe Darqueling

K. A. Lindstrom

Steampunk, Dieselpunk, and Cyberpunk - oh my! If you like fractured fables and mythic mash-ups, you'll love this collection of reimagined fairy tales by 13 international authors. You'll find retellings of stories you recognize as well as a few you've probably never seen before, all of them with a punk subgenre twist."Making Bones" by Phoebe Darqueling "Star Tsarina" by TJ O'Hare "Steel-blue Babe" by Aaron Isett "The Sharp, Mechanical Sheep" by Kay Gray "The Girl in the Tower" by A.F. Stewart "Hoods and Wolves" by Briant Laslo "The Great Astrolabe of Einsem" by K.A. Lindstrom "Liberty" by Crysta K. Coburn "A Saturnine, a Martial, and a Mercurial Lunatic" by Amber Michelle Cook "The Second Mission of Azarbad the Aeronaut" by J. Woolston Carr "Black Dog, Wild Wood" by Thomas Gregory"Mirror in her Hand" by Liz Tuckwell"Wound" by Paul HiscockAND illustrations by Audra Miller, Nathan Lueth, Tom Brown, and J. Woolston Carr.

An Illustrated Mythpunk Anthology

Fairy Tales Punk'd

Crysta K. Coburn

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