Guran, Paula (ed) - Mythic Journeys / Гуран, Пола (ред) - Мифическое путешествие. Мифы и легенды на новый лад [2019, EPUB, ENG]

Lost Lake / Затерянное Озеро by Emma Straub and Peter Straub White Lines on a Green Field / Белые линии на зелёном поле by Catherynne M. Valente Trickster / Плут by Steven Barnes and Tananarive Due Our Talons Can Crush Galaxies / Наши когти крушат в пыль галактики by Brooke Bolander A Memory of Wind / Память ветра by Rachel Swirsky Leda / Леда by M. Rickert Chivalry / Рыцарство by Neil Gaiman The God of Au / Бог острова Ау by Ann Leckie Faint Voices, Increasingly Desperate / Негромкие голоса, звучащие всё отчаяннее by Anya Johanna DeNiro Ogres of East Africa / Чудовища Восточной Африки by Sofia Samatar Ys / Кер-Ис by Aliette de Bodard The Gorgon / Горгона by Tanith Lee Merlin Dreams in the Mondream Wood / Мечты Мерлина в Мондримском саду by Charles de Lint Calypso in Berlin / Калипсо в Берлине by Elizabeth Hand Seeds / Семена by Lisa L. Hannett and Angela Slatter Wonder-Worker-of-the-World / Тот, Чьими Трудами Мир Сотворён by Nisi Shawl Thesea and Astaurius / Тесея и Астерий by Priya Sharma Foxfire, Foxfire / Лисий огонь, ложный огонь by Yoon Ha Lee Owl vs. the Neighborhood Watch / Филин против Соседского Дозора by Darcie Little Badger How to Survive an Epic Journey / Как уцелеть в эпических странствиях by Tansy Rayner Roberts Simargl and the Rowan Tree / Симаргл и рябиновое дерево by Ekaterina Sedia The Ten Suns / Десять солнц by Ken Liu Armless Maidens of the American West / Безрукие девы американского Запада by Genevieve Valentine Give Her Honey When You Hear Her Scream / Услышишь вопль её, дай ей медку by Maria Dahvana Headley Zhuyin / Чжуинь by John Shirley Immortal Snake / Бессмертный Змей by Rachel Pollack A Wolf in Iceland Is the Child of a Lie / Волк в Исландии — дитя лжи by Sonya Taaffe

The prairie stretched in every direction as far as the eye could see. The sparse grass, yellow-tipped and dotted with purple and white flowers here and there, resembled an enlarged version of the tattered carpet that lay on the ground in Headman Kiv’s tent. To the east, a few hundred bumps poked out of the carpet like mushrooms after rain—except that the mushrooms wriggled slowly. A herd of taurochs. With Primus high in the sky, this was the hottest hour of the day. The light summer coat of the taurochs shimmered in the sun as though each wore a rainbow, and their triple horns rose and dipped from time to time as they grazed lethargically. The animals would become livelier once Primus had set, and the temperature had cooled a bit with only Secundus in the sky. Aluan, sitting atop his stallion at the head of the band of hunters, waved his arm decisively. “Charge!” . . .