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Mortal and Immortal (Mer)Folk: Poul Anderson&#8217;s <i>The Merman’s Children</i>

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Mortal and Immortal (Mer)Folk: Poul Anderson’s The Merman’s Children

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John Crowley’s Little, Big: A Fantasy Masterpiece Turns Forty

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Amal El-Mohtar, Kelly Robson, and A.M. Dellamonica Movingly Explore Abduction Through Those Left Behind in Theatrical Triptych Dressed as People

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So Much Story, So Little Page Count: Andre Norton’s Dare to Go A-Hunting

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Cursed Is a Paint-by-Numbers Arthurian Prequel That Fails to Enchant

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Of Cruel Princes and Wicked Kings: Holly Black’s The Folk of the Air Series

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From the Zombie Post-Apocalypse to a Haunted Underworld: Where to Start with Seanan McGuire’s Books

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Heartless: Andre Norton’s Dread Companion

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Where Your Own Talents Lie: The Cruel Prince by Holly Black

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Myth and Magic: A Conversation with Kat Howard

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Know Your Faeries: Friendly, Fierce, or Fatal?

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Music and magic: Emma Bull’s War for the Oaks

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