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Navah Wolfe

Navah Wolfe

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Navah Wolfe is an editor known for her work in speculative fiction. She has curated several popular anthologies, including The Mythic Dream, Robots vs. Fairies, and The Starlit Wood, showcasing a range of fantasy and science fiction stories.

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Fiction Fantasy Folklore Literary Fiction Fairy Tales

Featured Works

Book cover of The Mythic Dream
Start Here

The Mythic Dream

Alyssa Wong

Book cover of Robots vs. Fairies

Robots vs. Fairies

Dominik Parisien

Book cover of The Starlit Wood

The Starlit Wood

Dominik Parisien

The Universe of Xuya

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Navah Wolfe known for?

    Navah Wolfe is primarily known as an award-winning editor of speculative fiction anthologies. She has received multiple Locus Awards for Best Anthology, recognizing her significant contributions to the field.

  • What kind of stories does Navah Wolfe curate?

    Navah Wolfe's anthologies frequently explore themes within fantasy and science fiction, often bringing together diverse voices and unique takes on classic tropes. Her work often features a blend of established and emerging authors.

  • Has Navah Wolfe won any awards for her editing?

    Navah Wolfe has won several Locus Awards for Best Anthology, including for "The Starlit Wood" and "Robots vs. Fairies." These awards highlight her skill in curating compelling collections of short fiction.