The only new fantasy/science fiction I see regularly now is the various "Best of the Year" anthologies. The "Seven Librarians" was in a couple of these, and I began to look for Klages in later anthologies.
In 2012 she had a story named "The Education of a Witch" in a couple of "Best of the Year" books, including Jonathan Strahan's. I think this is the best, most convincing story I have ever read about why someone would choose to embrace evil. I think it's terrific and I recommend it highly.
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Klages is a vet. Read her stuff before? I've read only a few.
The only new fantasy/science fiction I see regularly now is the various "Best of the Year" anthologies. The "Seven Librarians" was in a couple of these, and I began to look for Klages in later anthologies.
In 2012 she had a story named "The Education of a Witch" in a couple of "Best of the Year" books, including Jonathan Strahan's. I think this is the best, most convincing story I have ever read about why someone would choose to embrace evil. I think it's terrific and I recommend it highly.
Thanks for the rec. I'm going to look for more of Klages' stories.
The story is here. Good stuff.
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