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Dark Mondays

Dark Mondays

Baker, Kage

Paperback

FantasyGeneral Fiction

Publisher Price: $23.95

PREORDER - Expected ship date November 17, 2026

ISBN10: 1645061531
ISBN13: 9781645061533
Publisher: Pyr
Published: Nov 17 2026
Pages: 256
Language: English
In this enchanting, if melancholy, story collection from Hugo- and Nebula Award-nominee Baker, the supernatural matter-of-factly touches the shabby lives of people in small, isolated towns, providing resolution and revelation . . . --Publsihers Weekly

Kage Baker, celebrated creator of the Company novels and the standout collection Mother Aegypt, now brings together pirates, primates, eldritch horrors, maritime ghosts, and much more in Dark Mondays.

This captivating new collection of fantastic short fiction is sure to cement her reputation as one of the most original storytellers working in the fantasy and speculative fiction genres today.

Whether spinning tales of the mysterious young woman and the dreadful pirate captain Henry Morgan in the original novella The Maid on the Shore,or the tiny California beach community assaulted by Lovecraftian terrors in Calamari Curls, or the girl menaced by a haunting photograph and a trio of aspiring vampires at the heart of Portrait, With Flames, Kage Baker distinguishes herself throughout Dark Mondays as a storyteller extraordinaire, crafting intricately woven plots, compelling characters, and captivating settings filled with convincing detail.

As likely to shock and surprise as it is to fill you with a sense of weird wonder and delight, Dark Mondays will entrance you with its inventive prose, astound you with its action, and seduce you with its style.

Dark Mondays features five never-before-published stories, including the forty-one-thousand-word pirate novel, The Maid on the Shore, which chronicles the lesser known aspects of Captain Henry Morgan's infamous sacking of Panama City.

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