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[Out Now]: Grimm, Grit, and Gasoline

9/3/2019

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Dieselpunk and decopunk are alternative history re-imaginings of (roughly) the WWI and WWII eras: tales with the grit of roaring bombers and rumbling tanks, of 'We Can Do It' and old time gangsters, or with the glamour of flappers and Hollywood starlets, smoky jazz and speakeasies. The stories in this volume add fairy tales to the mix, transporting classic tales to this rich historical setting.

Featuring stories by Zannier Alejandra, Alicia K. Anderson, Jack Bates, Patrick Bollivar, Sara Cleto, Amanda C. Davis, Jennifer R. Donohue, Juliet Harper, Blake Jessop, A.A. Medina, Lizz Donnelly, Nellie Neves, Wendy Nikel, Brian Trent, Alena Van Arendonk, Laura VanArendonk Baugh, Sarah Van Goethem, and Robert E. Vardeman.

GRIMM, GRIT, AND GASOLINE: Dieselpunk and Decopunk Fairy Tales is out in ebook and paperback today, September 3, 2019!

See What Early Reviewers Are Saying:

These unfailingly clever tales are impressive and page-turning, helping to correct the dearth of speculative fiction set in the interwar era. There is also a frequent and welcome spotlight on heroic women. Any reader who enjoys early-20th-century history or retold fairy tales will find these familiar but new, with well-played wonder in every story.
—Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
These adaptations breathe fresh life into old tales, not only with dieselpunk settings, but also due to the diversity of the races, genders, and sexualities of the characters. This one-of-a-kind anthology of retold familiar fairy tales dressed up in fringe and smoke is a solid choice for large fantasy collections.
—Booklist
Get lost in the industrial and gritty world of this dieselpunk fairyland, filled with planes and tanks, intense emotion, and plenty of high-stakes action.
—Reese Hogan, author of Shrouded Loyalties
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About the Anthologist

Rhonda Parrish is the editor of more than a dozen anthologies including, most recently, Fire: Demons, Dragons and Djinns and Tesseracts: Nevertheless. In addition, Rhonda’s written work has been in publications such as Tesseracts 17: Speculating Canada from Coast to Coast and Imaginarium: The Best Canadian Speculative Writing (2012 & 2015). Her YA Thriller, Hollow, is forthcoming (March 2020) and her website, updated regularly, is at http://www.rhondaparrish.com​
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  • Books
    • All Books >
      • Clockwork, Curses, and Coal
      • Glass and Gardens: Solarpunk Summers
      • Glass and Gardens: Solarpunk Winters
      • Grimm, Grit, and Gasoline
      • Krampusnacht
      • Mothers of Enchantment
      • Multispecies Cities
      • Recognize Fascism
      • Solarpunk (Translation)
      • Solarpunk Creatures
      • Speculative Story Bites
      • Trenchcoats, Towers, and Trolls
    • Anthologies and Collections
    • Fairy Tale
    • Fantasy
    • Romance
    • Science Fiction
    • Urban/Contemporary Fantasy
    • Young Adult SFF
  • Blog
  • About
    • Anthologists
    • Authors
    • Editors
    • FAQ
  • Contact
    • Submit: Anthologies
    • Free Review Copies
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