Of Risk and Relativity, Ch. 29
Of Risk and Relativity by Lesley Herron 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 […]
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The Blacktide
The Blacktide by Lee Clark Zumpe Lee Clark Zumpe, an entertainment editor and movie reviewer with Tampa Bay Newspapers, earned his degree in English at the University of South Florida. His poetry and fiction has […]
Chronovore
Chronovore By Pat O’Malley Pat O’Malley lives in New York with his fiancé where he loves to write the kind of absurd/weird fiction that he and his friends would want to read. His short stories […]
Of Risk and Relativity, Ch. 28
Of Risk and Relativity by Lesley Herron 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 […]
The Infinite Fractal of Skylar Freeborn
The Infinite Fractal of Skylar Freeborn by Christian Riley Chris Riley lives near Sacramento, California, vowing one day to move back to the Pacific Northwest. In the meantime, he teaches special education, writes stories, and […]
The Final Days of the Last Human on Earth
The Final Days of the Last Human on Earth by Brett Abrahamsen Brett Abrahamsen’s work has previously been narrated by Tall Tale TV. He has also sold stories to the Sci Phi Journal, Wyldblood, and […]
Of Risk and Relativity, Ch. 27
Of Risk and Relativity by Lesley Herron 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 […]
Little Black Bead
Little Black Bead by Barry Burton Barry’s work has appeared in Dreams of Rust and Glass and Tales of the Moonlit Path. He lives in Columbus, Ohio. He is a physical therapist. He was once […]
The Village
The Village by Nancy Schumann Nancy is a writer of dark fiction in English and German and her works have been published in both languages. Nancy’s particular interest, both in fiction and academically, are female […]