anthology Tales of the Fox & Fae, eds. Adele Wearing, Fox Spirit Books, Jan 2014. “The Lion” in anthology Shapeshifters, Fox Pockets volume 2, Fox Spirit Books, Nov 2013. “The Lottery Winner” in Luna Station Quarterly, Issue 025, Mar 2016. “The Pact” in The Linnet’s Wings, Autumn issue, Oct 2013. “The Rescue” in Luna Station Quarterly, Issue 013, Mar 2013. Republished in anthology The Best of Luna Station Quarterly. The First Five Years, Luna Station Press, July 2015. Republished in anthology European Science Fiction #1 – Knowing the Neighbours, eds. Francesco Verso. Future Fiction, July 2021. “Worker of the Year” in Gone Lawn journal, Summer issue #15, July 2014. Books: The Stars Seem So Far Away by Margret Helgadottir, Fox Spirit Books, Feb 2015. Non fiction: “Look to Africa!” Essay in Far Horizons Magazine. Issue 30, April 2018. “Monsters of the World.” In the anthology Making Monsters: A Speculative and Classical Anthology. Eds. Emma Bridges and Djibril al-Ayad. Futurefire.net Publishing and The Institute of Classical Studies, University of London (2018). Anthologies edited Winter Tales (2016), Fox Spirit Books. The Fox Spirit Books of Monsters, Fox Spirit Books, seven volumes: European Monsters (co-edited with Jo Thomas) (2014) African Monsters (co-edited with Jo Thomas) (2015) Asian Monsters (2016) Pacific Monsters (2017) American Monsters Part 1 (2018) American Monsters Part 2 (2019) Eurasian Monsters (2020) Awards Shortlists (finalist): British Fantasy Awards 2016: Best Collection (The Stars Seem So Far Away) British Fantasy Awards 2016: Best Anthology (African Monsters) British Fantasy Awards 2017: Best Anthology (Asian Monsters) British Fantasy Awards 2018: Best Anthology (Pacific Monsters) Awards: Sheffield Fantasy and Science Fiction Social Club (SFSF) Awards 2016: Best anthology (African Monsters) Sheffield Fantasy and Science Fiction Social Club (SFSF) Awards 2017: Best anthology (Pacific Monsters) Starburst Fantasy Awards 2018: Brave New Words Award (editor work on Pacific Monsters) Stories in anthologies Helgadóttir has edited have also been shortlisted to several awards, including the Caine Prize for African Writing (2017: Chikodili Emelumadu for “Bush Baby” in African Monsters), Aurealis Award (2017: Michael Grey for "Grind" in Pacific Monsters), Australian Shadows Award (2017: Rue Karney for "The Hand Walker" in Pacific Monsters), and Sir Julius Vogel Awards (2018: AJ Fitwater for "From the Womb of the Land, Our Bones Entwined" in Pacific Monsters). References External links Margret Helgadottir at The Locus Index to Science Fiction Awards 1971 births Living people Women science fiction and fantasy writers Speculative