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The Magical Unicorn Society is opening its doors once again, to reveal eight brand new stories about the world's most mysterious, magical and elusive creatures. This time, the stories come from the MUS's Department of Unicorns, Myths and Monsters, dedicated to the magical creatures - good and bad - that exist alongside unicorns. Introduced by department head and intrepid explorer, May Shaw, there are tales of fearsome, fire-breathing dragons, phoenixes rising from the ashes, mysterious kraken that lurk in the deep, imps, sprites and werewolves in mythical forests, as well as the eight unicorn families and those who have encountered unicorns throughout history.
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Kristina Kister is an illustrator and character designer from Essen, Germany. Having a background as a graphic designer, her style is known for geometric shapes, unusual colour palettes and clear outlines. Working mostly in digital, she also experiments with watercolour and pencil textures.May Shaw is the head of the Magical Unicorn Society's Department of Unicorns, Myths and Monsters. For years she has travelled the world to discover the best stories about mythical creatures and their magic.Anne Marie Ryan works as a fiction editor and writer, and has written children’s books under a variety of pen names, including Bella Swift and Rosie Banks. She has lived and worked in London, UK for over 20 years.Olga Baumert is an artist and illustrator. Originally from Poland, she studied Fine Art and Jewellery before moving to the UK where she received her degree in Graphic Design and Illustration at De Montfort University. She is mostly inspired by great stories, interaction between people and nature and natural open landscapes. Her work is a mix of traditional techniques including gouache, watercolour, acrylic paint and colour pencils.
Summary
The Magical Unicorn Society is opening its doors once again, to reveal eight brand new stories about the world’s most mysterious, magical and elusive creatures.
