A Faulty Dissertation
A Faulty Dissertation by Raine Fallfish Raine Fallfish is a poet and storyteller currently developing two collections of poetry and a video game. Her first poetry project, The Apocalypse of Cassandra, is a sonnet sequence […]
Fantasy
Chinese Eye
Chinese Eye by Gustavo Bondoni Gustavo Bondoni is a novelist and short story writer with over four hundred stories published in fifteen countries, in seven languages. He is a member of Codex and a Full […]
The Shrieking Horror
The Shrieking Horror by Andrea M. Pawley Andrea M. Pawley lives and writes in Washington, D.C.. She plans to start her own city quadrant as soon as the space-time continuum rips, and a new direction […]
The Soldier and the Dragon
The Soldier and the Dragon by Julius Fish Julius is a writer located in Cleveland, Ohio. He loves three things in this world more than anything else, his wife, his dog, and writing in that […]
Five Finger Stories
Five Finger Stories by Rick Danforth Rick Danforth is an author from Yorkshire, England, where he works as a Systems Architect to fund his writing habit. His short fiction can be found in Hexagon, Translunar […]
Launch Today, Begin Again
Launch Today, Begin Again by R.L. Farr R.L. Farr, the author of LAUNCH TODAY, BEGIN AGAIN, lives in a fishing community on a small island that often appears closer to realms of drakons and seal-women […]
Semuul and Clycestra
Semuul and Clycestra By Brian C. Mahon Brian Mahon is a former biologist, a submariner, father, incredibly poor violinist, and occasional writer. He loves the speculative because there’s enough real world to deal with. When […]
Of Risk and Relativity, Ch. 32
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 […]
Filled With Emptiness
Filled With Emptiness by Dan Crawford Dan Crawford is older than he used to be. He thinks his three novels, published in the 1990s, are about due to be rediscovered, although they were not all […]