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Glutton for Punishment
Jun. 28th, 2010 11:10 amSo, as you all know, (Bob), Patricia Bray (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
pbray) and I recently proposed, sold, organized, and edited an anthology called AFTER HOURS: TALES FROM THE UR-BAR, which will be hitting the shelves March 2011 and is now available to preorder online in many places. This was our first outing as editors, and we apparently didn't learn our lesson, because we're now in the process of working up proposals for a few other anthologies. But we're having some problems with the title for one of them. So, I'm here asking for the reader's help. Here is the proposed write-up for the anthology at the moment (although it's subject to change before we actually submit this):
We all know that the faery existed once upon a time . . . but they haven’t completely vanished. This anthology will celebrate and explore how the faery interact with the modern world. What happens when a faery ring appears on a rooftop garden in central New York City? What if that tall stranger sitting next to you on the airplane is really one of the fae?
I've decided to run a poll to see what you, the readers, think. Leave additional suggestions in the comments!
[Poll #1585047]
pbray) and I recently proposed, sold, organized, and edited an anthology called AFTER HOURS: TALES FROM THE UR-BAR, which will be hitting the shelves March 2011 and is now available to preorder online in many places. This was our first outing as editors, and we apparently didn't learn our lesson, because we're now in the process of working up proposals for a few other anthologies. But we're having some problems with the title for one of them. So, I'm here asking for the reader's help. Here is the proposed write-up for the anthology at the moment (although it's subject to change before we actually submit this):We all know that the faery existed once upon a time . . . but they haven’t completely vanished. This anthology will celebrate and explore how the faery interact with the modern world. What happens when a faery ring appears on a rooftop garden in central New York City? What if that tall stranger sitting next to you on the airplane is really one of the fae?
I've decided to run a poll to see what you, the readers, think. Leave additional suggestions in the comments!
[Poll #1585047]
