Issue 2 of Mermaids & Mythology, out now, features Mermaid Hannah Fraser on the cover; Mermaids of Atlantis and Lumeria; Aprodite, Goddess of the sea; Mermaid Magic for abundance. Mermaid artwork, Mermaid fashion and make-up tutorial, stories of mythology and much more… So dive in to issue 2 and explore the depths of Mermaids & Mythology – the worlds first and only quarterly Mermaid lifestyle Magazine.
Issue 2 of Mermaids & Mythology, out now, features Mermaid Hannah Fraser on the cover; Mermaids of Atlantis and Lumeria; Aprodite, Goddess of the sea; Mermaid Magic for abundance. Mermaid artwork, Mermaid fashion and make-up tutorial, stories of mythology and much more… So dive in to issue 2 and explore the depths of Mermaids & Mythology – the worlds first and only quarterly Mermaid lifestyle Magazine.
Brought to you by Pixie Publications, home of FAE Magazine, comes Mermaids & Mythology, a new mermaid lifestyle magazine covering mermaids, legends, mythology, and Pirates too! The début issue is out now, and features the art of David Delamere, exclusive coverage of the first World Mermaid Awards, mermaid fashion, mythology and more. The magazine will be published quarterly each equinox and solstice, and is printed on carbon neutral FSC accredited paper.
Brought to you by Pixie Publications, home of FAE Magazine, comes Mermaids & Mythology, a new mermaid lifestyle magazine covering mermaids, legends, mythology, and Pirates too! The début issue is out now, and features the art of David Delamere, exclusive coverage of the first World Mermaid Awards, mermaid fashion, mythology and more. The magazine will be published quarterly each equinox and solstice, and is printed on carbon neutral FSC accredited paper.
Kip Manley’s ‘serialized phantastick on the ten thousand things & the one true only’, City of Roses is an epic urban fantasy set in the city of Portland, Oregon. Jo Maguire, a highly strung, underemployed telemarketer meets Ysabel, a princess of unspecified pedigree. Jo rather unexpectedly becomes Ysabel’s guardian and caretaker, and now must make her way through the strange subculture of Ysabel’s decidedly odd family and friends (which involves rather more swordplay than she’s used to) – while Ysabel must now deal with a diet of frozen pizza and a job that requires her to call strangers on the phone and ask them how satisfied they are with their banks.
Thus far it has been published Dickensian-style in a series of chapbooks (14 in total so far). But you can now buy volume one “Wake Up…” (collecting the first 11 chapters) as a trade paperback or digital edition for those with e-readers.