Renee Carter Hall

Biography

Renee Carter Hall writes fantasy and soft science fiction, with excursions into dark fantasy, poetry, and stories for children and teens. Talking animals slip into her stories whenever they get a chance, and her work has been influenced by storytellers from a range of media, including Steven Spielberg, Ray Bradbury, and Jim Henson. Her short stories have appeared in numerous print, electronic, and audio publications, and her most recent book, the anthropomorphic fantasy Huntress, received the 2014 Cóyotl Award for Best Novella.

Renee lives in West Virginia with her husband, their cat, and more books than she will ever have time to read. She can be found online at www.reneecarterhall.com and on Twitter as @RCarterHall.

Where to find Renee Carter Hall online

Books

Huntress
Price: $4.99 USD. Words: 62,110. Language: English. Published: September 20, 2015. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » General, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Fantasy
(5.00 from 2 reviews)
All her life, the young lioness Leya has dreamed of becoming one of the karanja, the proud huntresses of her people. But there's more to being karanja than just learning to throw a spear. Life among their tents means giving up family, safety -- even love. How much is Leya willing to sacrifice for a place in the sisterhood? Does she truly have the heart of a huntress?
Wishing Season: Holiday Tales of Whimsy and Wonder
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 26,180. Language: English. Published: December 6, 2014. Categories: Fiction » Holiday » Christmas, Fiction » Anthologies » Short stories - single author
Journey to the North Pole and beyond in seven magical tales for the young at heart, including "The Gingerbread Reindeer," "The First Winter," and "Santa's Summer Vacation."
Six Impossible Things
Price: Free! Words: 15,790. Language: English. Published: May 27, 2012. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » Short stories, Fiction » Anthologies » Short stories - single author
(4.57 from 7 reviews)
A new father is visited by his childhood imaginary friend. A woman falls in love with a cartoon character. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse show up at a big-box retail chain. Sometimes humorous, often poignant, and always memorable, the six short stories in this collection may just make you believe impossible things.
Real Dragons Don't Wear Sweaters
Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 10,740. Language: English. Published: June 2, 2011. Categories: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Fantasy, Fiction » Fantasy » General
(4.83 from 6 reviews)
All Dinkums wants is to be a real dragon, a fierce crimson-scaled firebreather like the ones living in the northern caves. Instead, Dinkums is pink, fuzzy, and cute--until Skye, a teen witch bored by school and ready for a challenge, finds a way to transform him. But Dinkums and Skye are both about to learn that being real is more complicated than they bargained for.

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