2021 Locus Award Finalist In the newest volume of her World Fantasy Award-winning short story collections, beloved author Jane Yolenâs dark side has fully emerged. Her vivid, startling, and thrilling tales and poems of the supernaturalâfrom icy-hearted witches to sometimes-innocent shapeshiftersâreveal a classic storyteller at the height of her powers. âLook this way, look that; blazing her consummate imagination against the shadows of human sorrow, Jane Yolen has done it again.ââGregory Maguire, author of Wicked
Jane Yolen is the Hans Christian Andersen of Americaâ âThe New York Times
Welcome to the Midnight Circusâand watch your step. The dark imaginings of fantasy icon Jane Yolen are not for the faint of heart. In these sixteen brilliantly unnerving tales and poems, Central Park becomes a carnival where you canâbut probably shouldnâtâtransform into a wild beast. The Red Sea will be deadly to cross due to a plague of voracious angels. Meanwhile, the South Pole is no place for even a good man, regardless of whether he is living or dead.
Wicked, solemn, and chilling, the circus is ready for your visitâjust don't arrive late.
Other Jane Yolen short story collections in this series The Emerald Circus: 2018 World Fantasy Award winner How to Fracture a Fairy Tale: 2019 Anne Izard Storytellersâ Choice Award
2021 Locus Award Finalist In the newest volume of her World Fantasy Award-winning short story collections, beloved author Jane Yolenâs dark side has fully emerged. Her vivid, startling, and thrilling tales and poems of the supernaturalâfrom icy-hearted witches to sometimes-innocent shapeshiftersâreveal a classic storyteller at the height of her powers. âLook this way, look that; blazing her consummate imagination against the shadows of human sorrow, Jane Yolen has done it again.ââGregory Maguire, author of Wicked
Jane Yolen is the Hans Christian Andersen of Americaâ âThe New York Times
Welcome to the Midnight Circusâand watch your step. The dark imaginings of fantasy icon Jane Yolen are not for the faint of heart. In these sixteen brilliantly unnerving tales and poems, Central Park becomes a carnival where you canâbut probably shouldnâtâtransform into a wild beast. The Red Sea will be deadly to cross due to a plague of voracious angels. Meanwhile, the South Pole is no place for even a good man, regardless of whether he is living or dead.
Wicked, solemn, and chilling, the circus is ready for your visitâjust don't arrive late.
Other Jane Yolen short story collections in this series The Emerald Circus: 2018 World Fantasy Award winner How to Fracture a Fairy Tale: 2019 Anne Izard Storytellersâ Choice Award