Rising Tides
A Pirate Anthology
Published on 3. March 2026
Book
Paperback/Softback
224 pages
978-1-964735-13-9 (ISBN)
Description
Scoundrels! Scalawags! Scurvy dogs! So the lily-livered landlubbers that not be knowin' their portside from their stern see the cuts of our jibs. But we pirates know better, don't we, me hearties? Aye, for we know that some among our lot sail as heroes! An' so, my crew an' I bring ye tales of daring! Of makin' a difference in the face of oppressive guv' mints, fearsome beasties, and terrifying magic! Of swashbucklers savin' the day and makin' the seas a bit calmer for all who seek their fortune upon the briny deep! Dead men tell no tales... but within these pages ye'll find nineteen epic yarns from some of the finest storytellers ever to brave the Seven Seas. Set sail! Hoist the colors! X marks the spot for Rising Tides: A Pirate Anthology!
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Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Illustrations
Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 214 mm
Width: 138 mm
Thickness: 16 mm
Weight
318 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-964735-13-9 (9781964735139)
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As a novelist, Scott Colby writes about sorcerous shenanigans in the Deviant Magic series and about pirate adventures in the Black Yonnixbooks. He's also worked as an editor on many other speculative fiction projects. His overpriced apartment in Somerville, Massachusetts is full of Lego sets, houseplants, and coded messages detailing his plans for world domination. Find out more about Scott and his work at deviantmagic.com. Alana Joli Abbott is the author of interactive multiple choice novel apps including Blackstone Academy for the Magical Arts, the "Redemption Trilogy," and comics including Cowboys and Aliens II and Ithaca. Her game design has been featured in Tiny Dungeon 2e: The Hatchling Edition and Serenity Adventures. She is Editor in Chief at Outland Entertainment where she co-edits anthologies like Where the Veil Is Thin and Bridge to Elsewhere. Alana has visited ancient ruins around the world; sung madrigals semi-professionally; and earned her black belt in Shaolin Kempo Karate. She lives near New Haven