Shakespeare in Hell

Amy Sterling Casil

Fantasy

A novella.

For what reason are we damned or saved? After the ultimate "yes man" Bob Haldeman died, he went to – (cough) down below – and got a new job as Beelzebub's right hand man. Meanwhile many of Bob's favorite writers have suffered for eons in the Cave of the Writers. Beelzebub has a new plan; he'd like to get Will Shakespeare to write a new play, but he'll take whomever he can get. Can Will Shakespeare, Edgar Allan Poe and Oscar Wilde write their way out of Hell, fighting off the Dark Lady and Beelzebub? Will Bob find a spine and be a man?

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2002
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Amy Sterling Casil

Amy Sterling Casil (born 1962) is a Southern California science fiction writer. Her writing has often included Southern California themes. "Jonny Punkinhead," which appeared in the July 1996 New Writers issue of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, was Amy Sterling Casil's first published genre story. Amy Sterling Casil's "To Kiss the Star" was a 2002 nominee for science fiction's Nebula Award. "Chromosome Circus" was a nominee for a HOMer Award on the CompuServe SF and Fantasy Forum.