Appalachian Writers: Mountain Magic: Spellbinding Tales of Appalachia, Woodland Press

Thursday, September 2, 2010

Mountain Magic: Spellbinding Tales of Appalachia, Woodland Press

I would like to invite any who loves Appalachia and tales of the region to beg, borrow, steal, or purchase a copy of the upcoming anthology, Mountain Magic: Spellbinding Tales of Appalachia, edited by Brian J. Hatcher with the work of thirteen authors.

From the just launched website:

The power of magic is the power of story. Both use illusion to illustrate the truth. Both create worlds with a few magical words. And both have transformation power that can change a person forever.

The Appalachian Mountains are full of stories. And magic.

In Mountain Magic: Spellbinding Tales of Appalachia, editor Brian J. Hatcher collects stories and poems from around the world. Thirteen authors share awe-inspiring, beautiful, frightening, and sometimes deadly, magical visions. Stories about disturbing sleight of hand, earthy fantasy, and ghostly illusion. The kind of magic found only in Appalachia.

The curtain is drawn. The show begins. Time to experience Mountain Magic: Spellbinding Tales of Appalachia.

Now, watch very closely...

Copyright 2010 Woodland Press --- Website design by Deena Warner Design LLC
Cover art: "Tranquility" Copyright 2007-2010 Jeremiah D. Morelli. Used with permission.

Link:

The power of magic is the power of story. Both use illusion to illustrate the truth. Both create worlds with a few magical words. And both have transformation power that can change a person forever.

The Appalachian Mountains are full of stories. And magic.

In Mountain Magic: Spellbinding Tales of Appalachia, editor Brian J. Hatcher collects stories and poems from around the world. Thirteen authors share awe-inspiring, beautiful, frightening, and sometimes deadly, magical visions. Stories about disturbing sleight of hand, earthy fantasy, and ghostly illusion. The kind of magic found only in Appalachia.

The curtain is drawn. The show begins. Time to experience Mountain Magic: Spellbinding Tales of Appalachia.

Now, watch very closely...

Copyright 2010 Woodland Press --- Website design by Deena Warner Design LLC
Cover art: "Tranquility" Copyright 2007-2010 Jeremiah D. Morelli. Used with permission.

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