In tall, grassy fields of the northern flatlands, a mysterious lemonade stand waylays lost travelers when strange children offer to quench their thirst.
In tall, grassy fields of the northern flatlands, a mysterious lemonade stand waylays lost travelers when strange children offer to quench their thirst.
Rhea is a Vancouver, BC writer and a full time high school teacher. In 1984, she participated in the Clarion West writers' workshop and has been writing ever since. Most of her work has been published north of the 49th parallel. Her short stories and poetry have appeared in the Tesseracts anthologies. Many of her pieces have been nominated for awards, including the Rhysling award for poetry, and a nomination for an Aurora award. There were a couple of preliminary nominations for a Nebula award nominations. A short story of hers appeared in a David Hartwell’s, Christmas Forever anthology. TaleBones has published a short story and poem. Rhea's Big Foot story (not her foot) was published in NorthWest Passages: A Cascadian anthology, and a horror tale made it into Tesseracts 10 from EDGE Press which received honorable mention in BHOTY, as did her latest story in the first Evolve anthology. Look for her most recent poetry at Chizine. chizine.com/authors/davidclink. Rhea is currently completing her MFA in creative writing.
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In tall, grassy fields of the northern flatlands, a mysterious lemonade stand waylays lost travelers when strange children offer to quench their thirst.