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ALT The cover of The Inn at the Amethyst Lantern by J. Dianne Dotson aka Jendia Gammon Art features a dark purple and white striped lighthouse on a promontory over an ocean. A beam of purple light extends from the lighthouse to the lower left of the page. In the middle ground, a girl in a dark blue tunic and chin-length, indigo blue hair holds her left hand up near her face; on the hand, a large, glowing Luna moth rests. In the background, blue and purple clouds rise over the ocean. Small, glowing dots representing fireflies hover all around. Publisher: Android Press Cover artist: Kim Herbst

ALT Dark purple and copper background with an excerpt from Locus Magazine, as well as its masthead logo and symbol JDG. Text in the excerpt reads: Jendia Gammon, writing as J. Dianne Dotson, sold The Secret of the Sapphire Sentinel and The Dawn of Dusk and Twilight, the sequel and prequel to The Inn at the Amethyst Lantern, to Justine Norton – Kertson at Android.

ALT Graphic with teal cosmic background and the following header text: "Elgin Award Finalist" on lefthand side, over cover image of RIVERS IN YOUR SKIN, SIRENS IN YOUR HAIR by Marisca Pichette. Text beneath reads "Full-Length Book: Rivers in Your Skin, Sirens in Your Hair." "Rhysling Award Finalists" on righthand side, over three magazine covers from The Dread Machine, Haven Speculative, and Fantasy Magazine. Accompanying text reads "Short Poems: The Goth Girls' Gun Gang // A Prayer for the Surviving" and "Long Poem: As the witch buns"

ALT Xan van Rooyen’s Waypoint Seven is an immersive genre-bender thrumming with passion, religion and fragility in a world of politics, migration and displacement. It’s tendrilled with rites, music and dance, multi-dimensional in its casting. The sensual richness of van Rooyen’s language emboldens the obsessions in this first-person escapade across a Wayfinder’s handbook. —Eugen Bacon, British Fantasy Award winner, Philip K. Dick Award finalist

































