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Stardust Always - cover

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Stardust Always

Laura Roberts, Lora Hughes, Andrew Barber, Diana Hudson, Virginia Carraway Stark, Debbie Manber Kupfer, S.R. Betler, Caroline Centa, Clara Ryanne Heart, D.R. Perry, Fiona Teh, R.R. Virdi, Carol Gyzander, Zoé Perrenoud, Georgette Frey, Amanda Parker Adams, Laura Hart, Joshua L. Cejka, Katelyn Sweigart, Mayra Pérez González, Kelly Kuebler, A.R. Harlow, Ashlee Hetherington, Becca Bachlott, Hayley Munro, Janet Gershen-Siegel, Kate Post, Kell Wilsen, Michelle Valens, Cornelius Q. Kelvyn, Paul Lansdell, Paula Hayward, Rachel A. Brune, Tony Hillier, Trine Jensegg, Tucker McCallahan, Suzanne Wdowik, Stacy Whitmire, Sophia Diaz

Publisher: Writers Colony Press

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Summary

David Bowie: Rockstar, Free Spirit, Goblin King. Cancer victim. Alan Rickman: Angel, Alien, Potions Master. Cancer victim. Lost to us early in 2016, the shock of learning of their private battles--as well as personal experiences with cancer--galvanized a group of authors, editors, publicists and artists to come together and do what we do best--donate our talents to the fight against cancer. All proceeds from this charity anthology are being donated to some of the most dedicated cancer researchers out there: St Jude Children's Research Hospital, with the goal of helping them defeat cancer. 
This anthology contains short stories and poems inspired by the lives and art of Bowie and Rickman, as well as fiction and non-fiction works about facing cancer in the ones we love and ourselves. 
 
Authors who have contributed to this volume are: Amanda Parker Adams, Andrew Barber, A. R. Harlow, Ashlee Hetherington, Becca Bachlott, Carol Gyzander, Caroline Centa, Clara Ryanne Heart, Cornelius Q. Kelvyn, D. R. Perry, Debbie Manber Kupfer, Diana Hudson, Fiona Teh, Georgette Frey, Hayley Munro, Janet Gershen-Siegel, Joshua L Cejka, Kate Post, Katelyn Sweigart, Kell Wilsen, Kelly Kuebler, Lacey D. Sutton, Laura Hart, Laura Roberts, Lora Hughes, Mayra Pérez González, Michelle Valens, Paul Lansdell, Paula Hayward, R R Virdi, Rachel A. Brune, S. R. Betler, Sophia Diaz, Stacy Whitmire, Suzanne Wdowik, Tony Hillier, Trine Jensegg, Tucker McCallahan, Virginia Carraway Stark, and Zoé Perrenoud
Available since: 06/05/2016.

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