Best of British Fantasy 2019

<p>Editor Jared Shurin has gathered the very best work published by British and British-based authors in 2019 producing a diverse and surprising set of stories full of wonder wit delight and malevolence. They range from traditional to contemporary fantasy written by a mix of established authors and new voices combining to provide a veritable potpourri of the fantastical.</p><p>Introduction – Jared Shurin<br />A Manual for Avoiding Further Harm from [REDACTED] –<br />Helen McClory<br />Tyrannosaurs Bask in the Warmth of the Asteroid – Gareth E. Rees<br />Burrowing Machines – Sara Saab <br />Birds Fell From the Sky and Each One Spoke in Your Voice – Kirsty Logan<br />A Few Things I Miss About Skeletons – Tom Offland<br />Tilt – Karen Onojaife<br />Mr Fox – Heather Parry<br />Joss Papers for Porcelain Ghosts – Eliza Chan<br />The Fisher – Melanie Harding-Shaw<br />Canst Thou Draw Out the Leviathan – Christopher Caldwell<br />What the Sea Reaps We Must Provide – Eleanor R. Wood<br />No Children – E. Saxey<br />The Colossus Stops – Dafydd McKimm<br />Wake the Dead – Maura McHugh<br />Why Aren't Millennials Continuing Traditional Worship of the Elder Dark? – Matt Dovey<br />Demolition – Nick Adams<br />The Redemption of Billy Zane – Liz Jones<br />What It Sounds Like When You Fall – Natalia Theodoridou<br />Competing Before the King – Leila Aboulela<br />Dem Bones – Lavie Tidhar<br />Sin Eater – Chikodili Emelumadu<br />O Cul-de-Sac – Tim Major<br />Thank God in the Acknowledgements – Jess Brough</p>