Fairy Tales Punk'd

<p><strong>Steampunk Dieselpunk and Cyberpunk - oh my! </strong></p><p><strong>If you like fractured fables and mythic mash-ups you'll love this collection of reimagined fairy tales by 13 international authors. You'll find retellings of stories you recognize as well as a few you've probably never seen before all of them with a punk subgenre twist.</strong></p><p><strong>Making Bones by Phoebe Darqueling </strong></p><p><strong>Star Tsarina by T.J. O'Hare </strong></p><p><strong>Steel-blue Babe by Aaron Isett </strong></p><p><strong>The Sharp Mechanical Sheep by Kay Gray </strong></p><p><strong>The Girl in the Tower by A.F. Stewart </strong></p><p><strong>Hoods and Wolves by Briant Laslo </strong></p><p><strong>The Great Astrolabe of Einsem by K.A. Lindstrom </strong></p><p><strong>Liberty by Crysta K. Coburn </strong></p><p><strong>A Saturnine a Martial and a Mercurial Lunatic </strong></p><p><strong>by Amber Michelle Cook </strong></p><p><strong>The Second Mission of Azarbad the Aeronaut </strong></p><p><strong>by J. Woolston Carr </strong></p><p><strong>Black Dog Wild Wood by Thomas Gregory</strong></p><p><strong>Mirror in her Hand by Liz Tuckwell</strong></p><p><strong>Wound by Paul Hiscock</strong></p><p><strong>AND illustrations by Audra Miller Nathan Lueth</strong></p><p><strong>Tom Brown and J. Woolston Carr.</strong></p>