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− | |genre = Urban [[Fantasy]]|ImageSize = 180px}}'''"One Touch of Hippolyta"''' is a short [[fantasy]] story by [[Laura Frankos]], first published by [[Baen]] in ''Chicks and Balances'', edited by Esther Friesner and John Helfers, in July 2015. Assistant Curator [[Elena Jimenez]] of the [[Hiram U. Rowbotham-Finch Museum]] in [[Graustarkton]], [[Massachusetts]], is reassembling an ancient [[Amazons (One Touch of Hippolyta)|Amazon]] statue, brought to the museum |
+ | |genre = Urban [[Fantasy]]|ImageSize = 180px}}'''"One Touch of Hippolyta"''' is a short [[fantasy]] story by [[Laura Frankos]], first published by [[Baen]] in ''Chicks and Balances'', edited by Esther Friesner and John Helfers, in July 2015. Assistant Curator [[Elena Jimenez]] of the [[Hiram U. Rowbotham-Finch Museum]] in [[Graustarkton]], [[Massachusetts]], is reassembling an ancient [[Amazons (One Touch of Hippolyta)|Amazon]] statue, brought to the museum in the 19th century, when the statue comes to life. The newly revived Amazon, [[Harmothoe]], helps Elena improve her life and the lives of others. |
==See also== |
==See also== |
Revision as of 10:57, 20 November 2019
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Author | Laura Frankos |
First Appearance | Chicks and Balances |
Publisher | Baen |
Editor | Esther Friesner and John Helfers |
Collected | No |
Genre(s) | Urban Fantasy |
Publication date | July, 2015 |
"One Touch of Hippolyta" is a short fantasy story by Laura Frankos, first published by Baen in Chicks and Balances, edited by Esther Friesner and John Helfers, in July 2015. Assistant Curator Elena Jimenez of the Hiram U. Rowbotham-Finch Museum in Graustarkton, Massachusetts, is reassembling an ancient Amazon statue, brought to the museum in the 19th century, when the statue comes to life. The newly revived Amazon, Harmothoe, helps Elena improve her life and the lives of others.
See also
- "The Mammyth," Harry Turtledove's entry in Chicks and Balances.
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