| In a post-apocalyptic Australian landscape dominated by free-wheeling cyborgs, a young man goes in search of his lost lover who has been kidnapped by a rogue AI truck – the Brumby King. Read more » | | Read more » | | Even ice cream isn’t going to get them out of this one. Read more » | | Tabitha Darling has always had a dab hand for pastry and a knack for getting into trouble. Which was fine when she was a tearaway teen, but not so useful now she’s trying to run a hipster urban cafe, invent the perfect trendy dessert, and stop feeding the many (oh so unfashionable) policemen in her life. Read more » |
Oct 26, 2013 The beautiful Kaleidoscope backers, have pushed us over the $7k mark, and we are now open to submissions! Please send us your stories, and/or tell your writer friends about us. We are interested in seeing stories from anyone at all, and we’re especially looking forward to seeing submissions written by people whose voices tend to be underrepresented.… Read more » Oct 24, 2013  Yesterday our campaign to raise funds for our upcoming YA anthology Kaleidoscope surpassed the 50% funded mark. To celebrate the milestone, we made a few announcements:
Kaleidoscope is now open to both Science Fiction and Fantasy! Yep, that’s right! We decided we didn’t want to limit ourselves when we love both.… Read more » Oct 11, 2013  We are delighted to reveal the cover of Andrew Macrae’s debut novel Trucksong scheduled for release mid-November!
In a post-apocalyptic Australian landscape dominated by free-wheeling cyborgs, a young man goes in search of his lost lover who has been kidnapped by a rogue AI truck – the Brumby King.… Read more » Oct 08, 2013 Today on the Kaleidoscope blog, Ken Liu guest posts about his story, “Seventh Day of the Seventh Moon”.
We’re very excited to share it with you! http://kaleidoscope.twelfthplanetpress.com/?p=21… Read more » Oct 05, 2013 Our Pozible campaign has gone live for fundraising for upcoming anthology Kaleidoscope.
The story of the project
Kaleidoscope is an anthology of diverse contemporary YA fantasy stories, which will be edited by Julia Rios and Alisa Krasnostein, and published by Twelfth Planet Press. Too often popular culture and media defaults to a very narrow cross section of the world’s populace.… Read more » |
