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Take only the last year or so and I can recall off the top of my head the covers of Eric Schaller’s “Meet Me in the Middle of the Air”, Sunny Moraine’s “Singing With All My Skin and Bone”, Kristi DeMeester’s “Beneath” or the May 2017 issue of Apex Magazine. Marcela Bolivar’s amazing artworks are popping more and more on book covers and it is only for the best, after all she is a tremendously talented artist and with imagination aplenty. The book will have illustrations by Laya Rose, Lahela Schoessler, Kieran Walsh and Eugene Smith. “I Sindålu” by Michael Lujan Bevacqua and Dave Johnson (art) “All My Relations” by Bryan Kamaoli Kuwada “Above the Peppermint Trail” by Simon Dewar “Dinornis” by Octavia Cade and Dave Johnson (art) “From the Womb of the Land, Our Bones Entwined” by AJ Fitzwater Therefore, it comes as no surprise from my part that I am waiting with anticipation and excitement to complete this admirable collection of anthologies coming November, when “Pacific Monsters” will be released. Published in coffee book format each of the “Fox Spirit Books of Monsters” features beautiful illustrations from various artists and the excellent cover artworks of Daniele Serra. Fox Spirit Books deserves all the praise it can get for this wonderful series of anthologies, not only for the stories I was able discover within them, but also for the design of these books.

This year’s destination is the Pacific, again with only one guide, Margrét Helgadóttir, and brings us myths and monsters with stories from Australia, New Zealand and some of the Pacific Islands.

During the Asian tour Margrét Helgadóttir remained the sole editor of the anthology, but that didn’t stop “Asian Monsters” from being nominated to the British Fantasy Awards. I am talking about the “Fox Spirit Books of Monsters”, a series of anthologies that began in Europe and then trekked across the African and Asian continents, diving deep in search of monsters of myth and legend, old and new, in their natural habitats or adapted to the urbanism of modern days. A fictional expedition, that is, in form of collections of short stories under the guidance of Margrét Helgadóttir and Jo Thomas. In 2014 Fox Spirit Books started travelling across the world in search of monsters. But it seems now that enough is enough, so here is my attempt of resuming my journey through bookish things. And then followed a period of procrastination, days in which I would rather bask in laziness than do something that could be called productive. Long time no see! Well, this is me stating the obvious, but for the past couple of months things have gone off the rails a bit.

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