Fields of Ice
Fields of Ice by Jay Caselberg When tutoring the Tyrant’s children, Lector Marsius is caught in a trap, one of his own making. Jay Caselberg is an author and poet whose work has appeared […]
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The Fate of the Galaxy
The Fate of the Galaxy by Andrew Rucker Jones Andrew Rucker Jones is a former IT expert and American expatriate living in Germany with his Georgian wife and their three children. He quit his day […]
Of Portals and Portents, Ch. 17
Playlists: (Book 1) Of Monsters and Mushrooms (Book 2) Of Tyrants and Teakettles (Book 3) Of Bandits and Bad Magic (Novella 3.5) An Interlude of Intrigue (Book 4) Of Portals and Portents
They Had Flying Cars
They Had Flying Cars by Stephen Stuart Pulled from 1930 an accidental time traveler gets a taste of the future. Raised in New Jersey, Steve now lives in Arizona. His background is in […]
Freewheeling
Freewheeling by Annie Percik Annie Percik lives in London, writing novels and short stories, whilst working as a freelance editor (https://alobear.co.uk/?page_id=778). She writes a blog about writing on her website (https://alobear.co.uk/), which is where […]
A light in the Dark
A Light in the Dark by Brendan Burton Brendan Burton is an HVAC technician by day and a wannabe writer by night. If you enjoyed his story, check out his Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/thefightingwriter More TTTV […]
Promised Land
Promised Land by Gustavo Bondoni When the Viking pantheon gets pushed out of Scandinavia by an encroaching new religion, they set sail to find new lands. Gustavo Bondoni is novelist and short story […]
Satori’s Blessings
Satori’s Blessings by James Rumpel When a village is on the edge of extinction due to an unknown illness, a goddess sends aid to a group of children in the form of magical flowers. […]
Of Portals and Portents, Ch. 16
Playlists: (Book 1) Of Monsters and Mushrooms (Book 2) Of Tyrants and Teakettles (Book 3) Of Bandits and Bad Magic (Novella 3.5) An Interlude of Intrigue (Book 4) Of Portals and Portents
Missing at Language-to-Language
Missing at Language-to-Language by Julia LaFond Julia LaFond is a geoscience/astrobiology PhD candidate at Penn State University. She writes short fiction and poetry that has appeared in venues ranging from IHRAF Publishes to The […]