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Science Fiction
My grandpa had a drive-in diner in Rupert, Idaho in the 60s called Chuck's In-and-Out. It was well known and all the kids went there. My aunt served the burgers (sans roller-skates -- Grandma put a stop to that notion!) and... See More
Anthologies
Step into fourteen new worlds that might have been... What if the Ripper had kept killing, Hitchcock had directed Titanic, or an alien attack forced two adversaries into an unlikely alliance? Visit worlds where wartime... See More
Genre Fiction
Take a trip into worlds of fantasy - where magic and destinies are very real, and could be very deadly. Twelve writers delve into dungeons, cross battlefields, challenge prophecies and conjure up characters ready to face... See More
FantasyThis third issue of MYTHIC presents a fabulous offering of new fantasy and science fiction tales. Included are stories by Shaun Kilgore, C.R. Hodges, Eric Nash, Aaron Emmel, Beth Goder, Robert J. Santa, Fredrick Obermeyer... See More
Action & Adventure
In this issue we've got a tale loosely based on the legend of Yennenga of Burkina Faso. What happens when the prophesied warrior wants something more out of life than warfare? When the palace guards stage a coup against... See More
Action & Adventure
In our 11th issue we're excited to bring you: Aaron Emmel's story "A Protector on the Road," his follow up to the story "Irini," which we originally published in issue five. James Kane graces us with a story where sword and... See More
Politics & Social SciencesThe international human rights system is both the process and the product of an ongoing dialogue between peoples and cultures throughout the world. But what do human rights mean today? How have we arrived here? And where are... See More
FantasyEtherea Magazine # 2 In this issue we have eight short speculative fiction stories from some utterly talented writers. "Why can't I type like that? How come he gets all this inspiration to write and then it just flows out... See More
Science Fiction
This collection of speculative fiction stories primarily explores the themes and aesthetics of the solarpunk genre, which envisions a future where society is powered by renewable energies like solar power, fostering a... See More