Extra Ordinary
Extra Ordinary by John Willems Born and raised in Arkansas and now working as an attorney in West Virginia, John Willems is a relatively new writer in the areas of horror, fantasy, and science fiction. […]
Science Fiction
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 […]
Cleaning Day
Cleaning Day bu Joe Prosit Joe Prosit writes sci-fi, horror, and psycho fiction. His novels include Bad Brains, 99 Town, 7 Androids, Zero City, and most recently Look What You Made Me Do, a psychological […]
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 Consciousness of All Intelligence
https://youtu.be/jSCyubnnBTE The Consciousness of All Intelligence By Joanna Friedman Joanna Friedman’s stories and poems are relationally focused and have appeared in a variety of publications and anthologies. She has also co-founded Spartan Blue Tails (SBT), […]
Vox Nihili, Vox Dei
https://youtu.be/DcUuWw26nqM Vox Nihili, Vox Dei by Mike Morgan Mike Morgan was born in London, but not in any of the interesting parts. He moved to Japan at the age of 30 and lived there for […]
The Transistor Paradox
https://youtu.be/e511bVRAFto The Transistor Paradox by E. Kimball E. Kimball still has nothing else to promote, except his other stories published on Tall Tale TV which were wonderfully brought to life. And he likes telling stories […]
The Weapon
https://youtu.be/2Ow5otkT1N0 The Weapon by Bob Johnston Bob Johnston lives in Scotland where he loves the landscapes and loathes the weather. A quartet of his stories, along with links and information, can be found at bobjohnstonfiction.com […]
The Bone and the Bear
The Bone and the Bear by Joseph Carrabis Joseph Carrabis is boring and dull. He hopes his stories and novels aren’t. So far, so good. At least his readers say so. You can follow him […]