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Words and music -- Kage Baker reading her The Empress of Mars novella Peter Beagle reading his 'The Fifth Season' An excerpt from Peter Beagle's forthcoming Here Be Dragons novel A reading from Peter Beagle's The Last Unicorn Peter Beagle reading his 'Marty and the Messenger' story Peter Beagle reading his 'Mr. McCaslin' story Peter Beagle reading his 'None But A Harp er (Ibid.)' Peter Beagle reading his 'The Rock in the Park' story Peter Beagle reading his 'The Stickball Witch' story An excerpt from Peter Beagle's forthcoming Summerlong novel Black 47's 'Liverpool Fantasy' song An excerpt from Paul Brandon's The Wild Reel novel Tunes from Paul Brandon's group, Rambling House Emma Bull and Will Shetterly's The War for The Oaks movie trailer Nicholas Burbridge's 'Open House' Cats Laughing's 'For It All' song Charles de Lint performing his 'Sam's Song' Gaelic Storm's 'Kiss Me' song Christopher Golden's 'The Deal' story The opening chapter of the first novel in Deborah Grabien's Haunted Ballad series, The Weaver and The Factory Maid An excerpt from Deborah Grabien's Rock & Roll Never Forgets -- A JP Kinkaid Mystery Will Harmon's 'The Oak King March' composed in honour of Peter Beagle and 'The Winter Queen Reel' composed in honour of Jane Yolen Mattie Lennon on The Irish Rambling House Mattie Lennon on Pat Murphy's Meadow Cjuck Lipsig on 'Star of Munster' variations McDermott's 2 Hours' 'Fox on the Run' song Jennifer Stwvenson's 'Solstice' story Jennifer Stevenson reads her 'Solstice' story Tinker's Own performing 'The Tinker's Black Kettle' which is a jig by Charles de Lint which is found in his The Little Country novel A Vasen tune for your enjoyment Cathrynne Valente's 'The Surgeon's Wife' story Cathrynne Valente reading a selection titled 'The Tea Maid and The Tailor' from her The Orphan's Tales novel Robin Williamson's 'Five Deniels on Merlin's Grave'
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