SCIENCE FICTION NOVEL SCYLLA AND CHARYBDIS
For Anaea Carlisle – raised on an isolated space station populated solely by women – the world is far too small. On a salvage mission, she helps rescue a hypermental named Gwydion who challenges everything she thought she knew. When she flees the station to prevent him from having his memory erased, she finds herself in a brand-new world and struggling to find a home.
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Here’s what people are saying:
Duncan has built a fascinating galaxy …
Truly wonderful science fiction should also make the reader take a good hard look at the world around them, and draw some conclusions about it that they might not have drawn otherwise. And this book delivered on that front.
I thoroughly enjoyed the book, and I sincerely hope that Ms. Duncan has a sequel planned, because I would love to spend more time with these characters.
And from Abyss and Apex:
The setup could be hokey and awkward; instead, it’s fascinating. … I’ve been following Lindsey Duncan’s work for years, since she published her first short story with A&A back in 2007. With this book she’s broken out and reached a whole new level. You’re going to want to read this and share it with your friends.
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HARP CD ROLLING OF THE STONE
A collection of original arrangements spanning a wide variety of influence from traditional to modern. The CD includes both instrumental and vocal selections, featuring a predominance of Scottish and Medieval/Renaissance music with several Irish, Welsh and Breton selections.
The title track, Rolling of the Stone, is originally an a cappella song from an old Scots ballad, the “charming” story of a young maid who bewitches her lover from his grave.
Highlights include an arrangement of 13th century German tune Winder Wie Ist, with original English words and harmony part, master-competition air Niel Gow’s Lament For The Death Of His Second Wife, and a rousing and unusual harp rendition of famed fiddler Alasdair Fraser’s Tommy’s Tarbukas.
The lovely artwork was designed by The Print Doctor.
Rolling of the Stone CD is available in two ways. You may order through PayPal by clicking:
Or by check – please email Lindsey@LindseyDuncan.com to make arrangements.
Rolling of the Stone is also available from Amazon.com.
Reviews for Rolling of the Stone:
This album was a pleasant and unexpected surprise for me as the artist moves from a quiet, reflective harp piece to a ballad sung in a voice startling in its nuance, to traditional and lilting celtic pieces, to a heartbreaking love song, Eriskay Love Lilt, in gaelic and then, surprise!!! Jubilate Deo and Dona Nobis Pacem done in a round — with herself! Color me happy I took a chance on a new artist!
If you love celtic harp, you’ll never tire of the beauty. Think of rustic, grand halls filled with celebrating friends entertained by the artistry of the bard and the harp. Lindsey Duncan is creative in her adaptations of music not usually played on the harp, and yet talented in the finest tradition of Scottish techniques. – JH Raichyk, Dectiri Publishing
STANDALONE SHORT FICTION
Really an outstanding issue. I don’t think there are any weak pieces in this, but I’m writing this review 
months after having read the issue and the pieces that live on in memory as truly superior are … Lindsey Duncan’s The Naming Braid … - Sabrina Vourvoulias
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Cosmic Crime Stories containing Double or Nothing
Unexpected Heroines anthology containing Pollination
The Fifth Di… March 2022 containing Family Reunion
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Kzine Issue #29 containing Written In Stone
Lost Gods anthology containing Hunting Fire
Rebellious Fae Anthology containing The Fosterling Conspiracy
Shelter of Daylight January 2021 containing Hearing Voices.
The Colored Lens Winter 2021 containing Dreamgrowth.
Andromeda Spaceways Magazine – Issue #81 containing The Perfect Party
Amazing Stories #1 containing Shade Trees
Storyhack Action & Adventure Issue #6 containing Waterways
Unburied Treasure containing Stone Unturned.
Light of the Last Day containing The Scientific Method and The Laughing Eye (poem).
Trespass containing Bird Out Of Water
“Bird out of Water” was a great tale of humanity as a whole and the view of others on the outside looking in.” – N. Kelly
The Best Of Abyss and Apex Volume One – containing Hour By Hour
MAGAZINES AND ANTHOLOGIES
November 2019 Frostfire Worlds containing Lip Service.
Outposts of Beyond – July 2019 containing Before Their Time.
Kzine Issue 23 containing Chains.
The Fifth Di… December 2018 containing Super Solutions.
Andromeda Spaceways #72 (September 2018) containing Soul Medley.
Arcane Whispers Vol 2 containing Apartment Tour and Soul Siblings
Aoife’s Kiss containing The Final Encounter (Issue #33) and Shiny Stones (Issue #28; poem)
Bash Down The Door and Slice Open The Badguy – containing But Before I Kill You …
The Colored Lens containing Canvas Captured (Fall 2018) and Traveling By Starlight: A Journey of Two Ways (Summer 2019)
Forbidden Speculation containing Poetic License
GUD Issue #6 containing The Naming Braid
Illumen Issue 11 containing Aeolian Harp (poem)
Illumen 19 containing Baobhan Sith (poem)
Illumen 23 containing Council (poem)
Leading Edge #51 containing The Dreamweaver’s Dispute
Leading Edge Issue 70 (May 2017) containing Loyal Dice.
ParABNormal Digest containing The Herd Mentality
Penumbra Oceans Issue containing The Hurricane Cavalry
Plasma Frequency Issue 2 containing Mythocraft; and Issue 11 containing Polestar
Sails & Sorcery containing Currents and Clockwork
Space Sirens containing Precious Cargo
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