The Beastly Bride

“Island Lake” copyright © E. Catherine Tobler, 2010

“The Puma’s Daughter” copyright © Tanith Lee, 2010

“Map of Seventeen” copyright © Christopher Barzak, 2010

“The Selkie Speaks” copyright © Delia Sherman, 2010

“Bear’s Bride” copyright © Johanna Sinisalo, 1991; English translation by Liisa Rantalaiho, 2010. Originally published in Finnish as “Metsän Tutu” in Aikakone, No. 3, 1991.

“The Abominable Child’s Tale” copyright © Carol Emshwiller, 2010

“The Hikikomori” copyright © Hiromi Goto, 2010

“The Comeuppance of Creegus Maxin” copyright © Gregory Frost, 2010

“Ganesha” copyright © Jeffrey Ford, 2010

“The Elephant’s Bride” copyright © Jane Yolen, 2010

“The Children of Cadmus” copyright © Ellen Kushner, 2010

“The White Doe Mourns Her Childhood,” “The White Doe’s Love Song,” “The White Doe Decides” copyright © Jeannine Hall Gailey, 2010

“Coyote and Valorosa” copyright © Terra L. Gearhart-Serna, 2010

“One Thin Dime” copyright © Stewart Moore, 2010

“The Monkey Bride” copyright © Midori Snyder, 2010

“Pishaach” copyright © Shweta Narayan, 2010

“The Salamander Fire” copyright © Marly Youmans, 2010

“The Margay’s Children” copyright © Richard Bowes, 2010

“Thimbleriggery and Fledglings” copyright © Steve Berman, 2010

“The Flock” copyright © Lucius Shepard, 2010

“The Children of the Shark God” copyright © Avicenna Development Corporation, 2010

“Rosina” copyright © Nan Fry, 2010