The twelve stories in Jay Lake’s Green Grow the Rushes-Oh are based on the verses of an old English counting song. These fanciful stories were originally published one per month, each corresponding to a different line of the song. Together they tell the story of the garden that is Britain.
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"A sojourn through dream country from which, like the peoples of old on their quests, a reader emerges transformed." -- Sarah A. Hoyt, author of Any Man So Daring
"Jay Lake’s language is poetic and beautiful." -- Carol Emshwiller, winner of the Philip K. Dick Award
"There is one good reason you must read Jay Lake’s stories. They are beautifully simple and simply beautiful." -- Zoran Zivkovic, winner of the World Fantasy Award
"Jay Lake’s language is poetic and beautiful." -- Carol Emshwiller, winner of the Philip K. Dick Award
"There is one good reason you must read Jay Lake’s stories. They are beautifully simple and simply beautiful." -- Zoran Zivkovic, winner of the World Fantasy Award
About the Author
Jay Lake lives in Portland, Oregon with his family and their books. In 2004 he will have stories in over two dozen markets, including Asimov’s, Leviathan 4 and Realms of Fantasy. His collection Greetings From Lake Wu was on the Locus Magazine Recommended Reading list for 2003.
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