STORRYBOOKS
Lea Storry is a published and indie published writer. Her writing is featured in:
- Figwort Literary Journal: Devoured
- Quagmire Magazine: Jennifer and Aurora
- Edmonton City As Museum Project (ECAMP): How Sophie Got Her Way
- New York Times - Metropolitan Diary: Something Small
- Edify Edmonton: Three for breakfast
- The Globe and Mail: Mount Allison’s ghost story lives with me still
- Edmonton City As Museum Project (ECAMP): Finding Sophie’s Way
- Starlit Path Magazine: The Story of the Maggie Grace
Other works have appeared in The Black Table, CBC online and The Long Way Home anthology from DreamCatcher Books and Publishing.
Saltwater Sorrows
My short story Seaweed and gossip is a tale about a woman who comes home to the ocean.
Never Cheat a Witch
My short story Law of Spells is one tale about cheating the supernatural.
Cow Pure Slush Vol. 23
Talking to a Cow by me (Lea Storry) is one of 71 tales about cows .
Get your bovine fix here:
A Woman Built By Man
M.E. and Her by me (Lea Storry) is one of 21 horror tales from women authors.
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My story is one of seven featured in the Christmas Romance Digest 2021: Home for the Holidays.
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The Summer of Mystery: A Katie Brunswick Whodunit
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Also found in bookstores across Canada:
The Raven Named Flight and How She Learned to Fly
Also found in book stores:
Flight has flown all the way to Yellowknife! The Raven named Flight and How She Learned to Fly is available at the Northern Frontier Visitors Centre. On her way, she stopped in Enterprise and copies of her book can be found at Winnie’s Dene Art Gallery and Gift Shop.
Poetry Moves on Transit
My poem, Leviathan, was one of four entries chosen in the Poetry Moves on Transit contest.
THE WAR MEMORY PROJECT
This important anthology commemorates the 100th anniversary since the end of the First World War with proceeds going to support programs for veterans living with PTSD.
