Part of The Crossing Genres Anthology Collection Eighteen award-winning, veteran, and emerging authors bring you seventeen unique dragon tales that defy tradition. Winged serpents as large as continents, as well as those tiny enough to perch on the fingertip of a young girl. Dragons who inhabit the Wild West, Victorian London, Brooklyn, and a post-apocalyptic Earth. Scaly beasts who fight in the boxing ring, celebrate Christmas, and conquer the vast void of outer space. There are rockstars who meddle with dragon magic, clever and conniving shapeshifters, and powerfully exotic hybrids. Science fiction, urban fantasy, mystery, western, epic fantasy, YA fantasy...no matter the setting or the genre-here be dragons! Join Asimov's Readers Award winner Timons Esaias, science fiction author Heidi Ruby Miller, post-apocalyptic author J. Thorn, along with K. W. Taylor, Sean Gibson and more as they put their personal twist on the usual dragon tale. Also, check out the authors' behind-the-scenes articles for a peek into the creative processes that led to the creation of these "Dragons of a Different Tail". Edited by Marx Pyle, J. C. Mastro, Victoria L. Scott, Anne C. Lynch. "Mastering Aesthetics" by Heidi Ruby Miller"The George" by Timons Esaias"Mouth of the Dragon" by J. Thorn"A Wild Beast of The West" by Marx Pyle & Julie Seaton Pyle"Wei Ling and the Water Dragon" by Jeff Burns"Tiny Hearts" by Sophia DeSensi"The Brooklyn Dragon Racing Club" by Katharine Dow"A Friend Called Home" by Francis Fernandez"Forgiveness" by Colten Fisher"Witherwillow" by Carrie Gessner"Chasing the Dragon" by Sean Gibson"Spirit of the Dragon" by J. C. Mastro"Catalyst" by Kevin Plybon"Poisoned Water" by Sen R. L. Scherb"Big Dreams" by Victoria L. Scott"Resorting to Revenge" by K. W. Taylor"The Last Hour of Night" by G. K. White

Dragons of a Different Tail: 17 Unusual Dragon Tales - The Crossing Genres Anthology Collection, #1

Clarkesworld is a Hugo and World Fantasy Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month we bring you a mix of fiction, articles, interviews and art. Our September 2021 issue (#180) contains: Original fiction by Ray Nayler ("Yesterday''s Wolf"), Ziggy Schutz ("It is a Pleasure to Receive You"), D. A. Xiaolin Spires ("Xiaolongbao: Soup Dumplings"), Robert Jeschonek ("Dog and Pony Show"), Regina Kanyu Wang ("The Winter Garden"), Gregory Feeley ("In a Net I Seek to Hold the Wind"), and Timons Esaias ("Excerpts from the Text of an Explanatory Stele Erected for Our Edification by the Scholars of the Outer Orion Tendril"). Non-fiction includes an article by Julie Novakova and interviews with Nina Allan and Cat Rambo, and an editorial by Neil Clarke.

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