Artist and Author
It was while she was illustrating the Popul Vuh that she became interested in Mayan mythology, and this resulted in Apricot Brandy, her first novel.
She lives in Northern California with her husband and two children.
Apricot Brandy
An exciting dark fantasy debut from Lynn Cesar

Returning to the family homestead after her father's suicide, Karen Fox finds herself haunted by her past and bound by rage and guilt to a place she despises. Her lover, Susan, shows up help Karen confront her past, but she, too, is overwhelmed by malevolent powers that have seeded the earth with evil. Only Karen, ex-con Kyle, an ancient Guatemalan bruja named Quetzal, and an army of ghosts Quetzal commands stand between Xibalba and the annihilation of us all.
Sounds interesting? Read an excerpt from Apricot Brandy on Lynn Cesar's homepage.
If you've read Apricot Brandy or want to join in the literary discussion have a look at the APRICOT BRANDY Lens.
Latest Posts from Lynn Cesar's Blog
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- Apricot Brandy -- A Winner
- Lynn Cesar is a top-drawer spell-caster of rural and Central American horror and hypnoguery.
- Words can't describe it, BUY THIS BOOK!
- Apricot Brandy has a style that is both pure and haunting, it is beautifully written and wrought with inexplicable emotion.
- ...an exciting combination horror and dark urban fantasy
- APRICOT BRANDY is an exciting combination horror and dark urban fantasy that takes readers to the edge of sanity and leaves then there wondering if this time evil will triumph.
- Amanda said
- I just want to say, that I finally got my copy of this book and LOVED it! So much so, that I've read it three times since I recieved it. It's very well written, Karen really jumps out at you from the page- alive and quite real in her emotions.
- Fantasy Debut Blog
- This appears to be a fascinating journey into Central American mythology--a setting we don't see much in fantasy.
- Apricot Brandy by Lynn Cesar
- If you like dark fantasy or horror, I think you'll love this book. It's well-written, has indelible scenes and awesome characterization.
About Dark Fantasy
It has yet to be solidly connected to its own particular subgenre of fantasy. Stories often described by some as dark fantasy may be placed by others in either the horror or fantasy genres, based on which genre the story tends more toward. As a natural consequence, the term itself may refer collectively to tales that would more properly belong in very different genres.
from Wikipedia
Shout Out For Lynn Cesar!
Thank you for visiting the Lynn Cesar Lens today. I'd be delighted if you would leave a comment or just say "Hi"!
lynn cesar wrote
Want to let people know about the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival and Cthulu.con that just took place in Portland, OR the first week of October. It is a yearly film maker's event, put on by Lurker Films. This year they decided to include writers, not just film makers. I was forunate to go. Other writers there included: Brian Lumley, Micheal Shea, Laird Barron, Joe Pulver, more. Portland is a great city anyway. The panels were interesting, it was great.
Alex wrote
At the moment I'm reading Lynn Cesar's new book Apricot Brandy. It's pretty scary in some ways, but some passages are actually quite funny. I am not a horror fan per se, but I am enjoying this rather unique blend of supernatural horror... can't wait for the real battle between good and evil to begin!
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