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Mermaids & Mythology (Issue 2)

Updated: Nov 4

Welcome to this quarter's issue of Indie Bites! It's packed full of seven pieces of exclusive short fiction from talented indie authors on the themes of mermaids & mythology, plus a few great indie book reviews from our review team, and an interview with swashbuckling indie author DN Bryn.

This issue features the following short fiction:

- Bare Bones by Laura Laakso

- Ladies of the Abyss by Alex Rollings

- The Grove of Ex-Maidens by Adie Hart

- Rules for Seafaring Souls by Rebecca Crunden

- Good and Beautiful by Josie Jaffrey

- Something in the Water by Jaq D Hawkins

- Persephone's Daughters by Charlotte L Oakeby


And the following reviews:

- Where the Waters Turn Black by Benedict Patrick, reviewed by Timy of Queen's Book Asylum

- Mandrake Petals and Scattered Feathers by David Greygoose, reviewed by Fayth of Broken Geek Designs

- Beneath Cruel Fathoms by Anela Deen, reviewed by Asha of A Cat, A Book and A Cup of Tea



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About our featured author


Danny Bryn is a queer, disabled, non-binary speculative fiction author of the liberal Jesus-freak variety. When not writing, they conduct infectious disease surveillance in their hometown of San Diego, where they enjoy basking in the Santa Ana winds, hiking the brush-heavy slopes, and eating too many tacos.

They are the author of the independently published adult fantasy series These Treacherous Tides, which is set in a steampunk-inspired world of merfolk and begins with Our Bloody Pearl. Their next book Once Stolen will be published in July.

 

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You can purchase print copies from Amazon here. We charge only enough to cover print costs, so there's no profit for us.

 

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