Constance Cooper: "The Woodcarver Confesses"

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December 1, 2006

"The Woodcarver Confesses"

"The Woodcarver Confesses"
Talebones, Issue #34
Hooray! I've been wanting to be published in Talebones for quite awhile. This poem started out as a triolet and then mutated into something weirder.

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"The setting is a blend of Venice’s canals and Louisiana’s bogs; the plot is an almost cozy mystery with red herrings aplenty; the heroine is as plucky as her sidekick is prickly. Add just a dash of romance and you’ve got yourself a fine gumbo of a book that, while satisfying in one gulp, may also have readers returning for second helpings."
—Bulletin

"Constance Cooper’s debut novel delighted me from start to finish...The plot runs like the river delta it’s set in, its streams parting and rejoining and braiding around obstacles until it runs clear to its conclusion."
—Sarah Avery, winner of the 2015 Mythopoeic Fantasy Award

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