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Sometimes a game, even a sacred game, can have far-reaching consequences. In bear country young Skye learns just how far she is willing to go to play the game properly in order carry on the traditions that came before her and will most likely continue long after she is gone.
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“Living that close to death made you kind of crazy.”
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“More often than not in rural communities, there's one tradition that just defies explanation for folks not from there. And for kids up north of Lawford, out in bear country, it's the Hanging Game- a brush with death meant to give you a glimpse into your future... and keep Hangjaw appeased for the taking of his creatures. What I loved most about this story was the narrator told it like I'd hear a family member out here tell a story where I'm from so it captured the Southern gothic vibe in a way that was accurate without being too trope-y... Skye was just telling you how it is and what keeps her up at night. A wonderful quick read about the mystery that gets built up around traditions, whether it's for the better to carry them on... and a reminder that Hangjaw's always gonna see to getting his blood price paid.”atte
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About Helen Marshall
Aurora-winning poet Helen Marshall is an author, editor, and bibliophile. Her poetry and fiction have been published in, among others, The Chiaroscuro, Abyss & Apex, Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet, and now Tor.com. Her chapbook of poems Skeleton Leaves (Kelp Queen Press, 2011) won an Aurora Award for Best Speculative Poem, and, in November, she released her debut fiction collection Hair Side, Flesh Side (ChiZine Publications, 2012), an exploration of history, memory and the cost of creating art. She is currently completing a Ph.D in medieval studies at the University of Toronto, for which she spends a great deal of her time staring at fourteenth-century manuscripts.
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