The Trees of Evermore: Short Story

by Judah Mahay

Overview

"The Trees of Evermore" is a short story about a boy who gets trapped by a living forest only to discover the trees believe he is the arbiter of an ancient pact made before the time of modern man. Now, young Jared needs to find a way to convince the forest who he really is and escape alive.
Publication History: In 2008, "The Trees of Evermore" won first place in the North Shoreian Magazine's Annual Fiction Writing Competition, after which the story was then published in issue 9.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185698396
Publisher:	After Ink Publishing
Publication date:	09/01/2008
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	754,240
File size:	803 KB

About the Author

Judah Mahay is an Alaska-born, literary SFF author who explores the human enigma by taking science to plausible extremes and threading magic into reality.

Mahay's short work has been published in Pinky Thinker Press, Sick Lit, Harrisburg Magazine, and others. He was the first fiction writer accepted to Robert Wilson’s internationally acclaimed laboratory for the arts, The Watermill Center. Additionaly, he was blessed to be a New York Foundation for the Arts Grant Recipient.

Not long after, Mahay completed his MFA in Literature & Creative Writing at Stony Brook Southampton, with my thesis mentor being the NY Times Bestselling author Roger Rosenblatt.

Currently, he is an Alaska Writers Guild member, and Mahay serves as an English Professor at Penn State University, St. Joseph's University, and Millersville University, where he teaches Creative Writing, Reading Our World: SFF in Translation, and Science Fiction Literature.