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...A BRUSH OF DARKNESS is a first rate, stand-out addition to the genre, and the world of Abby Sinclair is rich in lore, complexity, heart, and humor...

Kelly Gay, Award-winning author of The Better Part of Darkness

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Anyone looking for wit, verve, and a fascinatingly complex world in their urban fantasy can stop right here! Allison Pang has what you need.

Jill Myles, author of Gentlemen Prefer Succubi and Succubi Like It Hot

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Weird, wild, and ultimately wonderful, A BRUSH OF DARKNESS is a joy from start to finish, with a completely unique mythology that's as fun to figure out as it is to read.

Seanan McGuire, Award-winning author of the October Daye series

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Allison Pang's refreshingly creative world building, quirky characters (the unicorn!), and razor sharp humor weave irresistible magic... I can't wait for more!

Jaye Wells, author of Red-Headed Stepchild

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...A very promising beginning presented by a delightfully imaginative author...

Night Owl Reviews (4 out 5 stars)

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May 17, 2013 » Hacked

Today has been one of *those* days. Which started last night, about 1 AM. I was actually being good – editing as opposed to farting around on tumblr – until I got an email just as I was about to head to bed. My NWN MMO account had been hacked.... Read more

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May 14, 2013 » Tuesday Morning Shiny

Since Carniepunk is coming out in a few months (July 23rd!), I decided to have Darchala draw me out a lovely scene from my story, A Duet with Darkness. (It’s not an exact match as far as the story goes, but it’s freaking awesome and I love it. So there.... Read more

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May 8, 2013 » Links and Updates and Things

So it occurs to me that I’ve been rather lax in updating my website with a few key things. First off – I’m over at SF Signal’s Mind Meld today, weighing in about Faerie (along with several other fabulous authors, including Seanan McGuire and Julie Kagawa) – so go check it... Read more

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May 7, 2013 » Rough Draft

For some particular reason I decided to start out each chapter in this new book with a poem of sorts. They’re a bit like twisted nursery rhymes, shaped to the environment of the characters. Of course, I did this for about 10 chapters or so and then decided it was... Read more