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Science Fiction
Fear and loathing come in many forms, from blindly wandering the badlands of New Mexico, to killing time in the afterlife as an indentured ghost (private contract, of course). Never count a strange story out, especially not... See More
Science Fiction
Life's hard for a God Machine, especially when he's been imprisoned for 5,000 years. A temperamental, quirky robot has no reason to trust anyone, particularly when two young lovers and a bald-headed fop of a warden try to... See More
Horror
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
Madeleine and Arthur share a mysterious bond defined by nine lifetimes of love, longing, death, and reincarnation. Though separated by marriage, circumstance, and almost nine hundred years of tortured history, their souls... See More
Where can you turn to find industry experts willing to share their secrets? This book is the ultimate writer's refence, with tips and advice on craft, publishing and marketing from Mark Leslie Lafabvre, Kevin Killany, L... See More
Horror
A paranormal anthology with nine stories from seven authors, including the winning story in the 2019 WordCrafter Paranormal Short Fiction Contest, A Peaceful Life I've Never Known, by Jeff Bowles. See More
Genre Fiction
Spirits of the west are often found in unexpected places. They can be found on a in a saloon in Colorado territory, on a wagon train in the plains of South Africa, or on a distant planet in another galaxy They can be the... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
Crime Syndicate Magazine Issue One features eight of the funniest, most engaging, and best crime fiction short stories on the market today, including stories by crime author Eric Beetner (this issue's Guest Editor), Art... See More
Science Fiction
In the first issue of Scifia, we bring you an eternal robot child, time travel by outdated audio equipment, a cyborg with divided loyalties, the religious and political implications of the multiverse, a health care proposal... See More
Poetry & Drama
From the foreword by Richard Thomas: Life is a series of transitions, as we are constantly in a state of flux flowing from one relationship to another, one emotion to another, like a river running downhill, spilling into... See More
HorrorThe November-December issue contains new dark fiction by Stephen Hargadon, Lisa Tuttle, David Hartley, Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam, Simon Avery, and Jeff Bowles. The cover art is by Martin Hanford, with interior illustrations by... See More
Short Stories
Brave New Multiverse, a dizzying and wild concoction of short stories, screenplay, and scintillating, strange illustrations! Featuring five all-new outrageous tales from science fiction and horror writer Jeff Bowles, this... See More
Horror
This twenty-sixth issue of Tales from the Canyons of the Damned consists of five sharp, suspenseful, thought provoking short stories -- each from a different featured master of speculative fiction. Catch and Release by... See More
Science Fiction
This Eighth Omnibus edition of Tales from the Canyons of the Damned is loaded with thirteen sharp, suspenseful, thought provoking short stories - from eleven of today's top speculative fiction writers. Catch and Release by... See More