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1 y separately published work icon Marked by Scorn : An Anthology Featuring Non-traditional Relationships Dominica Malcolm (editor), New Zealand : Solarwyrm Press , 2016 22449902 2016 anthology short story

'Love. Regret. Humility. Shame. Pride. Living on the fringes of society, shunning expectations and obligations in favour of submitting to personal truth has its effects on a person. Sometimes it saves a life, and other times, it forces a life into a harsher reality. Marked by Scorn is a collection of stories and poems that explore the experiences of these people. Lesbians both open and hidden. Gay couples in South East Asia. Transgender and intersex people in the West. Interracial relationships throughout the world. Non-monogamy as seen through the eyes of choice and culture. With a sampling of genres to discover including contemporary fiction, romance, speculative fiction, and memoir, delve into the narratives of people who have been part of non-traditional relationships.'

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1 Where the Rice Was Gone Dominica Malcolm , 2014 single work short story fantasy
— Appears in: Amok : An Anthology of Asia-Pacific Speculative Fiction 2014;
1 y separately published work icon Amok : An Anthology of Asia-Pacific Speculative Fiction Dominica Malcolm (editor), New Zealand : Solarwyrm Press , 2014 8356399 2014 anthology short story
1 Siren Dominica Malcolm , 2013 single work short story fantasy
— Appears in: Fae Fatales : A Fantasy Noir Anthology 2013; (p. 185-216)
1 y separately published work icon Adrift Dominica Malcolm , New Zealand : Solarwyrm Press , 2013 8356825 2013 single work novel fantasy

'It’s the 21st century, and Jaclyn Rousseau is not where she should be. 1661 disappeared before her eyes, and there’s no way home. That matters not to Jaclyn—she lost her lover, and everything else that meant anything to her, in the West Indies.

'In an adventure that crosses time and the Atlantic, a murderous pirate must find a place for herself in this new world.

'Can she escape her past, or will it catch up with her?'

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