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Forgotten Ground Regained

Marcie Lynn Tentchoff

Marcie Lynn Tentchoff is an Aurora Award-winning poet and writer describes herself as living on the west coast of Canada "with her family and various animals, both domesticated and not". She is the editor of Spacesuits and Spidersilk, a science fiction and fantasy magazine for younger readers. Her work has appeared in such publications as Weird Tales, On Spec, Mythic Delirium, and Aeon. Three of her alliterative poems appear in Dennis Wise's critical anthology of modern alliterative verse, including:
  • The Song of the Dragon-Prowed Ships (originally published in Illumen 4, 1, Autumn, 2007) [Review by Dennis Wise]
  • "The Deed of Snigli" (originally published in Weird Tales, Summer, 2001)
  • The Changeling’s Fornyrðislag (originally published in Aoife's Kiss, December, 2011)
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