Curses & Cauldrons: An Anthology of Witchcraft Microfiction
by Stephanie Ellis, Majanka Verstraete, Rebecca Fraser, A.R. Johnston, A.S. Charly, Aaron Channel, Cindar Harrell, D.M. Burdett, David Bowmore, Dawn Debraal, Gabriella Balcom, Galina Trefil, John H. Dromey, Kathleen Halecki, Matthew M. Montelione, Nerisha Kemraj, R.A. Goli, Rich Rurshell, Shawn M. Klimek, Stephen Herczeg, Stuart Conover, Terry Miller, Umair Mirxa, Vonnie Winslow Crist, Ximena Escobar, Zoey Xolton, Nicole Lynn, Beth W. Patterson, Evan Baughfman, Russell Hemmell, Stacey Jaine Mcintosh, Susanne Thomas, Delaney Mccormick, Patrick Winters, Belinda Brady, Kevin Hopson, L. L. Starling, Brandy Bonifas, Emily Fluckiger, Archit Joshi, Giuseppina Marino Leyland, Sam M. Phillips, Copper Rose, C.H. Williams, Aditya Deshmukh, Alanah Andrews, Austin P. Sheehan, Jefferson Retallack, Pamela Jeffs, Rennie St. James, David Rae, Alex Skopic, Christpher Pulo, Desmond White, Elizabeth Smyth, Emma Kathryn, Eric S. Fomley, G. Dean, Greg Thomas, H. B. Zemlich, J. E. Feldman, J.M. Goodrich, J. Motoki, Jd. Bell, Jennie Mison, K. M. Campbell, Kate Strauss, Leigh Huggins, Matthew R. Davis, Melanie Harding-Shaw, Michael Anthony Lee, S. Gepp, S. R. Guardian, Saffron Shakerley, Sheri Velarde, Simon Dillon, Sue Mitchell, Victor Krulle
Curses & Cauldrons gathers witchcraft microfiction from a diverse roster of authors. Centered on curses, cauldrons, and magical possibilities, this anthology delivers a collection of concise supernatural stories for readers who enjoy fantasy, horror, and brief, imaginative fiction.
About This Book
Curses & Cauldrons is an anthology devoted to witchcraft microfiction.
Its collection of brief pieces brings together a large and diverse group of contributing authors.
The book explores magical storytelling through the themes suggested by its title: curses, cauldrons, and witchcraft.
With its microfiction format, this anthology offers concise reads for readers interested in short fantasy and supernatural fiction.
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