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Fairyland Wins CultureGeek's Best Web Fiction of the Decade
Fairyland has won CultureGeeks's Reader's Choice Award for Best Web Fiction of the Decade, beating out Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, The Guild, and XKCD. Thanks to all who voted!
Fairyland Completes, Sells To Feiwel & Friends
The last Fairyland chapter has been posted. It has also been sold to Feiwel and Friends, and will be published in Spring of 2011.
The first chapter of The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland In A Ship Of Her Own Making, Catherynne's new online novel, is up. Read for free, pay only what you think it's worth.
All Catherynne's novels and books of poetry are now available in the new Ebooks section.
Fragile Dialects Jewelry Gallery and Artist Spotlight
Palimpsest Trailer is now available on YouTube.
A Guide to Folktales in Fragile Dialects Ebook
The ebook version of A Guide to Folktales in Fragile Dialects Ebook is
now available for $5.
Mythopoeic Award
The Orphan's Tales has won the 2008 Mythopoeic Award! Read Catherynne's acceptance speech on the 2008 award page.
Palimpsest novel available for purchase.
See also the original Palimpsest short story that started it all.
A Guide to Folktales in Fragile Dialects, Catherynne's fifth (and last, for a while) poetry collection
is available from Norilana Books.
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Goblin Fruit Spring 2008 issue Featured Poet, including the poems The Jeweler's Wife, The Girl With Two Skins, Landscape With Girl And Clams and The Ballad of All the Things I Might Have Written.Audio
The Radiant Car Thy Sparrows DrewBibliomancy
The Oracle at Cleveland says: (reload page for another)He sat close to his father, so close he could smell his dry skin, like burned sand. "I'm...I'm sorry."(from The Orphan's Tales: Book of the Steppe)
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Online Works
The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland In A Ship Of Her Own Making: Free online novel -- pay only what you think it's worth.

Ice Puzzle: An exclusively online serial novel concerning the Snow Queen and her lost children
Omikuji: Original short fiction sent through the mail, sealed with wax on real paper, every month. (A cyberfunded art project).

Invisible Games: A Brief Exhibition of the History of Video Games