Bitter Irony

From the mind of Megan Arkenberg

October 1, 2016

New Fiction and Poetry

Posted by Megan Arkenberg with 7 comments
"In the City of Kites and Crows," a dark dystopian fantasy about love in the wake of a revolution, has just been published in the autumn issue of Kaleidotrope. In September, my Weird tale "It Will Make You Hate the World" appeared in Mantid Magazine and my poem "To the Waters"--the first I've published since 2014!--appeared in Liminality.

In more personal news, the ongoing family crisis (TM) is ongoing and critical. Thoughts, prayers, and good vibes appreciated.
Saturday, October 01, 2016
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Welcome my blog! I'm Megan Arkenberg, a graduate student in Northern California and an award-winning writer of fantasy, science fiction, and horror. I also edit the online fantasy magazine Mirror Dance.

In Davis, CA 2016

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