Ebook {Epub PDF} Hidden Youth: Speculative Fiction from the Margins of History by Mikki Kendall

She is part of the editorial team at “Fireside Magazine” that was nominated for a Hugo and also a coeditor for the “Hidden Youth,” a Locus nominated anthology. Mikki currently lives with her family in Chicago. Kendall is a native of Chicago and was raised in Chicago’s Hyde Park suburb. As a teenager, she went to the University of Illinois and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in history in She also went to .  · It was not only an anthology that deserved to be nominated for Locus and World Fantasy awards, it was an anthology that was needed–if we’re really serious about making the worlds of speculative fiction more diverse. Hidden Youth follows in this trend, to “continue telling these stories, giving voice to those whom history has neglected, ignored or erased.” Like before, these are stories of .  · Hidden Youth: Speculative Fiction from the Margins of History: ed. Chesya Burke, Mikki Kendall: Crossed Genres Publications: $

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Hidden Youth: Speculative Fiction from the Margins of History by Chesya Burke (Editor), Mikki Kendall (Editor). Hidden Youth: Speculative Fiction from the Margins of History, edited by Mikki Kendall and Chesya Burke, is a companion volume to the Rose Fox edited Long Hidden, also published by Crossed Genres, the sadly defunct publishing house that, in its short life, nurtured some remarkable authors and released some important volumes of speculative fiction. It was not only an anthology that deserved to be nominated for Locus and World Fantasy awards, it was an anthology that was needed–if we’re really serious about making the worlds of speculative fiction more diverse. Hidden Youth follows in this trend, to “continue telling these stories, giving voice to those whom history has neglected, ignored or erased.” Like before, these are stories of the marginalized, seeking out tales, folklore and magic that isn’t always valued in fantasy.