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Interview: Laurel Benjamin

The Orange & Bee are delighted to publish Laurel Benjamin’s poem, ‘Woman of the sleeping mountain’ (Issue ten).

Laurel Benjamin aligns fairy tales with family traditions, ghosts of relatives, as well as mirror poems that bring back what ha...

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Woman of the sleeping mountain

When we first read Laurel Benjamin’s tender, wrenching poem ‘Woman of the sleeping mountain’, our hearts broke a little. This is a powerful, quiet poem about mothers and daughters, heritage and connection, belonging and loss. We’re so pleas...

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The sugar bride

For the last several years, I’ve been working on a novel that draws heavily on the fairy-tale tradition. The novel is set in rural Australia, and the narrative—a frame tale with a series of nested stories—concerns seven sisters whose lives...

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Interview: Gregory Feeley

The Orange & Bee are delighted to be the publishers of Gregory Feeley’s story ‘A quickening of stones’ (Issue ten).

Gregory Feeley's short fiction has twice been a finalist for the Nebula Award and has appeared in about a dozen Year's Best...

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A quickening of stones

Issue ten: fiction by Gregory Feeley

Pass any Gothic cathedral, and you will most likely find them watching you. Those grotesque carvings serve a purpose—they serve as downspouts to divert water from the roofs of buildings. Indeed, the wor...

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  • The Orange & Bee

    This is the shared email account for The Orange & Bee, edited by Carina Bissett and Nike Sulway

  • Georgina Kamsika

    Georgina Kamsika is a speculative fiction writer born in Yorkshire, England, to British Asian immigrant parents and has spent most of her life explaining her English first name, Polish surname and South Asian features.

  • Daniel Badosa Moriyama

    Escritor de novelas y relatos cortos. Profesor de escritura creativa. Editor. Adicto irremediable a youtube. Padre del sol y la luna infinitos. Su madre es samurai y su padre calçot. Creo en el poder de las historias.

  • Nike Sulway

    Writer, reader, teacher, eternal student. Lost child. Hopeless romantic.

  • Carina Bissett

    Carina Bissett is an award-winning editor, writer, and poet working primarily in the fields of dark fiction and fabulism.

  • Kristen Baum DeBeasi

    I am a poet, writer, and composer. I have a Master of Music, and compose for film and concerts. My music has premiered across the U.S. and Berlin. Find my poems in Fairy Tale Magazine, Menacing Hedge, The Muleskinner, and Blue Heron Review.

  • Rebecca-Anne Do Rozario

    Playing with the intermateriality of storytelling. Writer, fairy-tale scholar, metalsmith, farmer, knitter \ud83d\udeabAI

  • Liz Chang

    Poet, Essayist, Translator, Beekeeper

  • Gemma Church

    Gemma Church is a sci-fi and fantasy writer. With two physics degrees, she also works as a science writer, mainly telling people about quantum computing. She also has a diploma in creative writing from Cambridge University and a Countdown teapot.

  • Andrew Maust

    Writer, reader, housing advocate Hammock napper with 30+ years of experience

  • Monica Louzon

    Monica Louzon (she/her) is a queer USian writer, editor and translator. Her stories, poems, translations, and essays have appeared in over 50 publications. Her story "9 Dystopias" was a Best Microfiction 2023 winner.

  • Victoria Brun

    Reader & writer of fantasy and science fiction. \ud83d\udcda Words in Clarkesworld, Nature Futures, Factor Four, DSF, & other lovely places. Find me (and my monthly newsletter) at victoriabrun.com.

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