Spellbound Winter 2012: Rings and Other Magic Things

by Raechel Henderson (Editor), Sam Haney Press (Editor), Marcie Lynn Tentchoff (Editor)

Overview

Rings! Kings! Magic libraries and wishes come true! In the first issue of Spellbound in over a decade, the world of magical items is explored through poetry, fiction and artwork.

Spellbound is a children’s fantasy e-zine published by Eggplant Literary Productions for kids 8-12 years of age. Published quarterly, each issue contains stories, poetry, art and more all centered around a featured creature.

Table of Contents:

Poetry

Magical Chance by B.J. Lee
A Book of Love Spells by Marge Simon & Sandy DeLuca
The Mirror by Tracy Davidson
The King’s Ring by Heather Hobson Lewis
Wave of the Future by Debbie Vilardi

Fiction

The Un-Wisher by Marissa K. Lingen
From Book to Rook, and Back Again by Laura J. Underwood
The Peach Pit by Amanda M. Hayes
Stone Birds by Patricia Russo

With artwork by Beryl Kwok, Chase Goostree, Ian Johnson, Ingrid Kallick, Joanne Wojtysiak, Chanoa, Katrina Cooper, Kerryanne Koops, and Sarah Cuervo

Product Details

BN ID:	2940015810165
Publisher:	Eggplant Literary Productions
Publication date:	12/01/2012
Series:	Spellbound E-zine , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	4 MB
Age Range:	9 - 12 Years

Editorial Reviews

It’s great to see people putting out fantasy magazines for children. Spellbound has a good variety of stories for younger readers.

Tangent - Dave Kirtley

As a reviewer of children’s and young adult material, as an author of the same genres, and as a mother of three creative children, I high recommend Spellbound.

Jennifer LB Leese

This chapbook-format quarterly distinguishes itself from a host of other small press f/sf magazines by aiming squarely at the juvenile audience. It scores a direct hit, too, with high-calibre stories, poetry, and articles focused on the 'feature creature' of the issue and on other folklore/fairy tale/mythology themes.

Black Gate - Donna Farley