Elephant Press. The cover art was designed by local illustrator Tallulah Cunningham. Novascapes was launched at the 2015 Newcastle Writers Festival at a session hosted by Russell Blackford at 10am-11am Sunday 22 March 2015 at Newcastle City Hall. Editor Cassandra Page (C.E. Page) gave an introduction and then readings of excerpts were performed by the following contributing authors: Janeen Webb, Sheree Christoffersen, Danuta Electra Raine, and Samantha Fisher. The line-up represented a cross-section of genres and author experience. The anthology contains the following stories: The anthology was mentioned as a prime example of successful Australian speculative fiction crowdfunding collections on Tor.com's introduction post to their new Australian-focussed Aurora Australis - Series blog. Blogger Alexandra Pierce said "Australian press has recently gone in for crowdfunding: like Twelfth Planet Press’ Kaleidoscope anthology, Fablecroft's Cranky Ladies of History, and Novascapes (stories from authors of the Hunter region)." Bell received an acknowledgement from the editor in the paperback edition regarding promoting the crowdfunding campaign on Twitter and other social media. It stated "I want to thank Morgan Bell for her efforts in creating a last minute social media storm that helped the Pozible campaign reach its goal." Novascapes volume 2 Hunter Anthologies put a call out for submissions for Novascapes Volume 2 between 1 October 2014 and 31 January 2015. Successful entries are to be notified by 28 February 2015. The anthology will be published by Invisible Elephant Press. Bell has stated on her website that she submitted two stories for consideration: A Deer In The Shunting Yard, and The Lost Art of Transportation. The anthology contains the following stories: Novascapes 2 was launched at the 2016 Newcastle Writers Festival at a 3pm-4pm session on Sunday 3 April 2016 at Newcastle City Hall hosted by editor Cassandra Page (C.E. Page) with a cover illustrator Q&A with Tallulah Cunningham and readings from Jan Dean, Janeen Webb, Magdalena Ball, and Leonie Rogers. Sproutlings Bell has committed to editing Hunter Anthologies first themed collection, Sproutlings, a short story project based on wicked plants. The submission period for the Sproutlings anthology is Sunday 15 February 2015 - Sunday 31 May 2015, with a flash fiction word limit of 150 - 2,000 words. The anthologies call lists Jack & The Beanstalk, The Day of the Triffids, Little Shop of Horrors, and Alice in Wonderland as influences, giving the following flash prompts: "Killer weeds, botanical atrocities, enchanted forests-woods, strangling vines,