Queens in Wonderland

Are you ready to take a trip down the rabbit hole?

Embark on an enchanting journey through a Wonderland where queens reign supreme and the tapestry of love, identity, and self-discovery is woven with threads of LGBTQIA+ brilliance. Queens in Wonderland beckons you down the glittering landscape of diverse tales inspired by Lewis Carroll’s iconic books.

In this daring anthology, a young transgender man and an Indian princess teach each other their true worth, the Queen of Hearts’ executioner defies the Queen to protect the man he loves, and Alice, seeking a return to Wonderland, finds her Wendy. Every page is filled with delightful interpretations of your favorite characters, celebrating the strength, resilience, and beauty found within the LGBTQIA+ community. 

This anthology is a testament to the power of storytelling, illustrating the magic that happens when queens, imagined lands, and queerness intersect in the most unexpected places. So don a crown, a top hat, or a tiara and step through the looking glass, to revel in these curious tales from Queens in Wonderland. 

The Mirror

When gazing into a mirror, what do cats see? Perhaps a hidden land, a bit of wisdom forgotten, or a wish for a different future with their human counterparts.

Join twelve bestselling, award-winning, and up-and-coming authors as they explore tales of cats peering into mirrors through supernatural, fantastical, and paranormal worlds. These authors explore the relationships of mothers and daughters, family life, friendships, and marriages strengthened or disrupted by the powers of cats and a looking glass. Ghosts, gangsters, dreamwalkers, vampires, and whisper ones are supporting casts to these amazing tales of what cats and humans can see and accomplish within a mirror.

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TIPS FOR HOW NOT TO END UP IN A HALLOWEEN HORROR STORY

DON’T

  • Listen to the Spiders

  • Drive in the rain

  • Buy the doll

DO

  • Sell the Puppet

  • Take the Dr.’s Advice

  • Leave the Box Shut

In this thrilling horror anthology by No Bad Books Press, the characters of the following authors didn’t take this advice:

  • Kevin David Anderson

  • Diane Arrelle

  • Shaun Avery

  • Chris Bannor

  • Evan Baughfman

  • Joe Baumann

  • Dennis K. Crosby

  • Tobin Elliott

  • M.S. Ewing

  • S. Faxon

  • John M. Floyd

  • Douglas Ford

  • Theresa Halvorsen

  • Christina Hoag

  • Stephen Johnson

  • Brian James Lewis

  • Stephen Oliver

  • Nicole M. Wolverton

  • Lara Yamada