Award-winning Angela Slatter started retelling some of the sixteen fairy stories that make up her collection The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales as part of her Master’s thesis project. Published in , the stories are familiar narratives mainly from European tradition that have been reworked into surprising, dark, and no longer child-friendly versions. · The expense comes from the fact The Girl with No Hands is published by a small press, one in Australia, no less. Still, this is easy to find online: Amazon, the Book Depository, and Barnes Noble (I didn’t look elsewhere). No electronic editions to date, but please, don’t let any of this scare you out of trying to get your hands on this book. www.doorway.ru: The Girl with No Hands (and Other Tales) () by Slatter, Angela and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great prices.
found: The female factory, November title-page (Angela Slatter) about the authors page (Angela Slatter; specializing in dark fantasy and horror, Angela Slatter is the author of the Aurealis Award-winning The girl with no hands and other tales, the World Fantasy Award finalist Sourdough and other stories, and the Aurealis finalist Midnight and moonshine (with Lisa L. Hannett). The Wrong Girl by Angela Slatter (available on 12/23) The Obscure Bird by Nicholas Royle (available on 12/30) Nonfiction. Editorial: December by John Joseph Adams (available on 12/9) The H Word: Perfect Possession by J.B. Toner (available on 12/16) Media Review: December by Adam-Troy Castro (available on 12/30). Angela Slatter is the author of the urban fantasy novels Vigil () and Corpselight (), as well as eight short story collections, including The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales, Sourdough and Other Stories, The Bitterwood Bible and Other Recountings, and A Feast of Sorrows: Stories.
Award-winning Angela Slatter started retelling some of the sixteen fairy stories that make up her collection The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales as part of her Master’s thesis project. Published in , the stories are familiar narratives mainly from European tradition that have been reworked into surprising, dark, and no longer child-friendly versions. Read "The Girl With No Hands and other tales" by Angela Slatter available from Rakuten Kobo. "In this collection of 16 previously published and new stories, Slatter presents twisted, fractured, illuminating f. Gorgeous review of The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales by Hannah right here. Thanks, Erica O. for recommending me! I love it when people discover books like this; first published in , I love that she’s still getting new readers!.
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