Author Archive: Sarah Hoyt

HEY, IN THIS YEAR OF CONTINUOUS ILLNESSES, I FINALLY GOT MY HEAD ABOVE WATER ENOUGH TO GET THIS OUT IN  HARDCOVER. (And yeah, the price is crazy, but it’s making me about the same as the paperback. It’s just more much expensive to print.  And yes, my other books will soon be out in paper and hardcover too. Oh, and that continuous illness thing? Part of it I think is the lockdowns created superbugs, and part is recovering from the crazy stress and work of last year.)

FROM SARAH A. HOYT:  Odd Magics: Tales for the Lost Hardcover.

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Odd Magics
This is a very strange collection of fairytales, recast for modern life. In it the prize isn’t always to the fairest, the
magic is rarely to the strongest.
But lonely introverts do find love, women who never gave it a thought find themselves at the center of romance.
Doing what’s right will see you to the happily ever after.
And sometimes you have to kiss an accountant to find your prince.

WE LIVE IN A WORLD OF SMOKE AND MIRRORS:  Former Kremlin mercenary: Russian army was not prepared for a real war; Kremlin propaganda’s Janus face.

Having found out how weak, unprepared and frankly defenseless the Soviet Union was — i.e. driving trucks with long tubes around to pretend to have a lot more missiles — I’ve begun to wonder if anything — any story ever told by international media — was ever true.

Now the smoke is dissipating, and the mirrors are broken.  What comes next?

FROM DAVE FREER:  Save the Dragons.

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Blundering through a series of fantasy world populated by dragons, dwarves, vampires, werewolves and worse, our hero, an inept alchemy student finds himself caught up in a heroic quest to save the dragons from tooth-hunting poachers, that threaten not only Zoar, a world of swamps and dragons, but all the worlds. He’s not built to be a hero, but someone has to do it.