The Philadelphia Fantastic Authors and  Editors Series invite you to join us 
and meet 
author Danielle  Ackley-McPhail reading from a story in her latest anthology, 
Bad  Ass Faeries.  The  time is Friday, June 22, 2007, at 7:30 PM. The place 
is Barnes and Noble  Booksellers, 1805 Walnut St., Philadelphia, PA.  Signing 
of the work will  immediately follow the reading by the author.
 
Danielle Ackley-McPhail has worked both sides of the publishing industry  for 
over a decade. She has used her talent and her passion for writing to expand  
her knowledge of the rich mythology of her Celtic heritage and to make her 
mark  in the world of fantasy.
 
Her published works include the urban fantasy, Yesterday's Dreams  (Mundania 
Press,  August 2006), its sequel, Tomorrow's Memories  (Mundania Press, 
February 2007), the chapbook, Children of Morpheus (Lite  Circle Books, 2004), an 
edited anthology, No Longer Dreams, (Lite Circle  Books, 2005), and 
contributions to numerous anthologies and collections  worldwide, including The Fantasy 
Writer's Companion: The Author's Grimoire (Dragon Moon  Press,  2007), For 
Better or Worse and Passings (Poets  Work Press, 2005 and 2006), Dark Furies (Die 
Monster Die! Books, , 2005),  and Hear Them Roar (Spyre Books, 2006). She has 
also been published by  Nth Degree Magazine (online and in print), Sabledrake 
Magazine, and  Darkwalls.com.
 
Her work has also appeared in the November 2002 and February 2003 issues of  
Sabledrake Magazine (www.sabledrake.com) and is included in the anthologies  
Through a Glass Darkly , Voyages - An Anthology of World Poetry,  Passion - An 
Anthology Of The World's Great Short Stories, and The  Postmodern 
Temperaments: Fifteen Poets published by Cyberwit.

She holds Bachelors Degrees in both English and  Communications from Kean 
College of NJ; she is currently employed as a  Production Manager. 
Come,  join us and meet a rising  voice in the field. Hope to see you all on  
the 22nd!

PHILADELPHIA FANTASTIC

Philadelphia Fantastic presents a  series of readings
and informal discussions by and with local and regional  writers and editors
of speculative fiction on the fourth Friday of the month.  The events are 
free and dinner with the guest afterwards is at a local  restaurant on a pay as 
you go basis.

UPCOMING READINGS
In July, we  will feature Camille Bacon-Smith reading from a newly  released 
collection.

For  further information about the Philadelphia Fantastic reading series, 
contact Oz  Fontecchio at  <[log in to unmask]> for news of upcoming  events.











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