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Sails & Sorcery: Tales of Nautical Fantasy

W. H. Horner

First published 2007
Publisher Fantasist Enterprises
Format Trade Paperback
Type Anthology
Cover art Julie Dillon
Pages xi+395
Price $20.00
ISBN 9780971360891

Stated 1st printing as per number line. Price in Canada C$29.00
The story "Rowing Near Hell" is left out out of the table of contents so the page numbers for the rest of stories have the number of the subsequent story.

Page Title Author(s) Type
1 Return, My Heart, to the Sea J. C. Hay Short Fiction
13 Sea of Madness Jon Sprunk Short Fiction
29 Stillworld: Sailing to Noon Chun Lee Short Fiction
45 Female Rambling Sailor Murray J. D. Leeder Short Fiction
59 The Bokor Jens Rushing Short Fiction
75 Albatross Dark Jaleigh Johnson Short Fiction
87 The Sea in Silence Gerard Houarner Short Fiction
105 Azieran: Distilling the Essence Christopher Heath Short Fiction
113 Thief of Hearts William Ledbetter Short Fiction
129 Beneath the Sea of Tears Patrick Thomas Short Story
147 The Second Voyage of the Stormreaver's Blade Jordan Lapp Short Fiction
159 The Drum of the Sea Gerri Leen Short Fiction
167 Cassia's Song T. Borregaard Short Fiction
179 The Duel James M. Ward Short Fiction
191 Dryad in the Mast Leslie Brown Short Fiction
203 Balaam's Bones: A Tale of the Barbarian Kabar of El Hazzar Angeline Hawkes Short Fiction
221 The Pirate and the Peach Robert E. Vardeman Short Fiction
233 Hostage Renee Stern Short Fiction
249 Rum Runners Jeff Houser Short Fiction
265 Rowing Near Hell Jeffrey Lyman Short Fiction
277 Currents and Clockwork Lindsey Duncan Short Fiction
295 The Medusa Chris Stout Short Fiction
311 The Islands of Hope Heidi Ruby Miller Short Story
317 The Sound from the Deep Jack MacKenzie Short Fiction
331 Dead Men Tell No Tales Elaine Cunningham Short Story
339 Consigned to the Sea Danielle Ackley-McPhail Short Fiction
351 Tisarian's Treasure J. M. Martin Short Fiction
375 The Spinner Paul S. Kemp Short Fiction
393 Afterword (Sails & Sorcery) Mark Summers & John Baur Essay
ix We Sail with the Tide Lawrence C. Connolly Essay