This collection of fantasy short stories are from the three winners of Remastered Words 2016 audio anthology, including a tale from one of our judges, Adrian Tchaikovsky with ‘The Groppler’s Harvest’ which was first published in the British Fantasy Society’s 2013 anthology. Listen as our bards regale you with treacherous journeys and fables worthy of the smallest campfire to the most renowned taverns, where sometimes only the ultimate price is enough. So charge your tankards, goblets and mugs, sit back and enjoy a fabled journey or two.
Here’s what some of our judges had to say:
“A villain thrust into the role of hero and warriors forced to face the ultimate consequences of their actions. Remastered Words is an anthology full of surprises, twists, and imaginative stories.” - Sebastien de Castell
“Unsung was marvellous fun, with a terribly engaging character who I really hope effects an amazing last minute escape after the last line. The sort of story that reminds me of why I love fantasy.” - LM Myles
“The Weight on your Shoulder was genuinely creepy and visceral; a nice, punchy story written with elegant, spare prose. I’m generally all about the positive with spiders and the like but this was really good.” - Adrian Tchaikovsky
“There is a way of crafting characters where the author offers just enough of the right words to frame the essence and invites the reader to fill in the rest. The author of A God’s Mercy demonstrated that talent and it was a delight. The characters were authentic and their circumstances served beautifully to illuminate them. The pacing was excellent, a languid tension punctuated with moments that eloquently added to the story rather than distracted. Really enjoyed this one.” - Dave Robison, Founder & Host of The Roundtable Podcast
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Adrian Tchaikovsky is the author of the acclaimed ten-book Shadows of the Apt series, the Echoes of the Fall series, and other novels, novellas, and short stories. Children of Time won the Arthur C. Clarke Award in 2016, and its sequel, Children of Ruin won the British Science Fiction Award in 2020). He lives in Leeds in the United Kingdom, and his hobbies include entomology and board and role-playing games.