Alternate Plains: Stories of Prairie Speculative Fiction

by Darren Ridgley (Editor), Adam Petrash (Editor)

Overview

A man runs for his life from the promise of death held by trees; a lost VHS tape offers footage of a lost, grisly history; a diaspora clings to magical shards of home and more in this collection of genre fiction by authors from across the Canadian Prairies.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781773370651
Publisher:	Great Plains Publications
Publication date:	10/15/2021
Series:	Parallel Prairies
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	184
File size:	681 KB

About the Author

Darren Ridgley is a journalist and genre fiction writer residing in Winnipeg. Originally from sleepy Killarney, Manitoba, Darren often evokes his rural roots in his writing, as well as his Polish and Atlantic Canadian heritage. Adam Petrash is an author and editor from Winnipeg. He is the co-editor of the speculative fiction anthology, Parallel Prairies: Stories of Manitoba Speculative Fiction, and the author of a novella, The Ones to Make it Through. His work has appeared in journals throughout North America. Darren Ridgley is a journalist and genre fiction writer residing in Winnipeg. Originally from sleepy Killarney, Manitoba, Darren often evokes his rural roots in his writing, as well as his Polish and Atlantic Canadian heritage. Adam Petrash is an author and editor from Winnipeg. He is the co-editor of the speculative fiction anthology, Parallel Prairies: Stories of Manitoba Speculative Fiction, and the author of a novella, The Ones to Make it Through. His work has appeared in journals throughout North America. ADAM PETRASH is an author and editor from Winnipeg. He is the co-editor of thespeculative fiction anthology, Parallel Prairies: Stories of Manitoba Speculative Fiction, and the author of a novella, The Ones to Make it Through. His work has appeared in journals throughout North America. DARREN RIDGLEY is a journalist and genre fiction writer residing in Winnipeg.Originally from sleepy Killarney, Manitoba, Darren often evokes his rural roots in his writing, as well as his Polish and Atlantic Canadian heritage.