Leah Cutter: 184 books

A retelling of the Hans Christian Anderson tale, The Red Shoes. However, she's a country-western dancer, so it's The Red Boots. Originally printed in, "Black Heart, Ivory Bones," edited by Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling.

Jacob practices polismancy: he divines the future from the entrails of his beloved city, Seattle. What happens when the city still willingly bleeds for him, but the voice of God grows silent? Contains the bonus story, "The Doom of Alokai Temple."

Gracie lives in town and works for Mr. Dickerson, hidden in the back room 'cause no one wants a mere girl fixing their whirligigs or automatons. Gracie fights against the attitude that girls should only get married and have babies, but no one will hire her on her own.  Then she meets...

December 21st, 2012 hadn't been the end of the world, only the Great Unraveling. The veils between the Seen and Unseen worlds shredded, and the living suddenly learned they weren't alone.  Andy had seen it all, done it all, as a detective when he'd be alive. Now, as a ghost, he works...

Franklin helps ghosts pass along from this world to the next. He views it as his duty. But then a ghost returns. Soulless. Howling. Haunting Franklin. What must Franklin do to get back to the natural order of things? "Franklin Versus The Soul Thief"—the second novel...

Devil?  Or angel?  Gabriella has lived all her life following other people's plans, using their definitions of her body, allowing them to judge her abilities.  Finally, though, Gabriella is ready to take her life into her own hands.

Betty misses England. She misses her friends, the calm rain patting the leaves in the garden, the cool of the summer evenings. She'll be going back soon. The British are leaving India. Her Indian cousins walk taller with their independence. They tell her she can't understand: Betty is too...

Beauty has a Fate. A Destiny. To keep dating loser and "beasts" until she manages to find that prince hidden underneath that bad boy exterior. But what if she doesn't want to? What if she wants to take control of her own destiny? Fairy Tale Fates is part of the Uncollected Anthology, issue 16: Fairy Tales

CJ and her crew live in one of the big domed cities on the moon and do what most teens do best: screw off, as well as mess with the system.  This time, however, some of her crew have gone too far. 

As a familiar, Ina expected to bond happily ever after with a single master or mistress. Not two. And certainly not three. But when her current Master turns on her, attacks her, she breaks the bond and flees for her life. What's a poor mouse to do? If you need...

Rabbit works as a law clerk, spending his days with contracts and land leases. At night, however, he spends times with his friends and solving mysteries.  Collected together for the first time are all the Rabbit stories, which take place during the Tang dynasty, in China. Included...

Overcrowding, pollution and acid rain have reduced humanity's livable areas.  For most, man's need for space is achieved through virtual reality. Only a few see behind the mask. They're the collectors, who hunt the ghosts in the machine.  But who watches the watchers? 

Bernardo serves at the primary temple of the Viper clan, in Guatemala, taking care of the mystics who read the sacred smoke. When Bernardo's lifelong dream of having his own vision comes true, he must go on a long and dangerous journey, from the high mountains to the sea, and beyond. Can...

MELVIN FOUND THE FIRST LITTLE dogie who’d gone missing—the largest runt of his cattle herd—in an old grand fir, about twenty feet up above his head. He figured she got there by trying to jump over the moon (again) and missing something fierce. She either got stuck in the tree on her way up,...