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Catalyst
Old friends. Older secrets. The truth is hidden under the Aspects' gaze. This stunning debut novel by Ottawa author Brandon Crilly is a fantasy tale of magic, friendship, and holding a broken world together.
A Dying Planet Short Stories
Resources running low, the population exploding, the planet is in danger: are we masters of our own destruction, or have we been invaded by aliens bent on mass extinction? Is this a pattern across the entire universe, or just our small sector of cosmic life? This new title in our successful Gothic Fantasy Short Stories series explores the theme of a dying planet, written by a fabulous mix of classic, ancient and brand new writing, with contemporary authors from all over the world. For the first time we’ve made a conscious effort to reach beyond our usual submissions seeking a broader voices. This book offers a glorious mix of American, British, Canadian, Italian, Indian, Spanish and Chinese writers with contributions from Elizabeth Rubio, John B. Rosenman, Francesco Verso, Marian Womack, Zach Shephard, E.E. King, Raymond Little, Ken Liu, Shikhandin, Alex Shvartsman and many more. In these pages too, first-time contributions jostle with the work of Camille Flammarion, Clark Ashton Smith, Stanley G. Weinbaum, Jack London, William Hope Hodgson, H.G. Wells and, stretching back much further, to the Norse Eddas and Sagas, and an Ancient Egyptian Myth on the death of humankind.
CONTEMPORARY ISSUES
Issue #1 is titled "Contemporary Issues" and its content is: Brandon Crilly (Canada) "Remembrance" Adriana Alarco de Zadra (Peru) "The Jellyfish" Louis Evans (USA) "Babies Come from Earth" Bruce Golden (USA) "The Withering" Guy Hasson (Israel) "The Assassination" Helmuth W. Mommers (Austria) "Download" Ana Cristina Rossi (Costa Rica) "Abel" C.M. Teodorescu (Romania) The Death of Mr. Teodorescu" Frank Roger (Belgium) "The Colony"
Apex Magazine Issue 133
Apex Magazine is a digital dark science fiction and fantasy genre zine that features award-winning short fiction, essays, and interviews. Established in 2009, our fiction has won several Hugo and Nebula Awards. EDITORIAL Musings from Maryland by Lesley Conner ORIGINAL SHORT FICTION On the Sunlit Side of Venus by Benjamin Parzybok The Day When the Last War is Over by Sergey Gerasimov The Skinless Man Counts to Five by Paul Jessup Nothing that Bleeds by Leah Ning Kings and Popes and Saints by Jon Hansen Ten Steps for Effective Mold Removal by Derrick Boden CLASSIC FICTION Brief Life Story of Lila by Danny Cherry, Jr. Something New for the Silent by Zig Zag Claybourne HOLIDAY HORRORS TOP 3 Stringy by Carlie St. George Triangle Eyes by Chris Clemens Feast or Famine Rulebook by Anna Madden NONFICTION Come On, Younglings, We’re Not Totally Screwed by Brandon Crilly Getting Unstuck by Martha Wells REVIEWS Words for Thought: Short Fiction Review by AC Wise INTERVIEWS Interview with Author Sergey Gerasimov by Marissa van Uden Interview with Author Derrick Boden by Marissa van Uden Interview with Artists Angelica Alzona, Alyssa Winans, and Pamela Zhang by Bradley Powers
VERNE'S HEIRS – Snapshots of French Science Fiction
Under the motto "Verne's Heirs: Snapshots of French Science Fiction" it includes the following stories: Michael Shreve: Editorial Claude Ecken: Paralysis Claude Ecken: Team Spirit Pierre Pelot: First Death Jean-Louis Trudel: The Way to Compostela Jean-Claude Dunyach: Paranamanco Jacques Barbéri: The Soul of Scanners José Moselli: The City in the Abyss Maurice Renard: Them! Jean-Claude Dunyach: The Hitch-Hiker's Guide To French Science Fiction InterNova #4 has just been uploaded. This time it's a theme issue about French science fiction, compiled in collaboration with translator Michael Shreve and French sf veteran Jean-Claude Dunyach. It includes stories by Claude Ecken, Pierre Pelot, Jean-Louis Trudel, Jean-Claude Dunyach and Jacques Barbéri, two rediscovered classics by Maurice Renard and José Moselli with introductions by Michael Shreve and an exclusive update of Jean-Claude Dunyach's "Hitch Hiker's Guide to French Science Fiction".
The Fall
An apothecary clerk and her ex-mercenary allies travel across the world to discover a computing engine that leads to secrets she wasn't meant to know--secrets that could destroy humanity. Eight months ago, Rowena Downshire was a half-starved black market courier darting through the shadows of Corma's underside. Today, she's a (mostly) respectable clerk in the Alchemist's infamous apothecary shop, the Stone Scales, and certainly the last girl one would think qualified to carry the weight of the world on her shoulders a second time. Looks can be deceiving. When Anselm Meteron and the Alchemist receive an invitation to an old acquaintance's ball--the Greatduke who financed their final, disastro...
UNCOMMON RELATIONSHIPS • International Science Fiction
Under the motto "Uncommon Relationships" it includes the following stories: Ahmed A. Khan (Canada): »Physiognomy Works!« C. M. Teodorescu (Romania): »Spin Happy« Álex Souza (Brazil): »Invisible Bodies« Bill Kitcher (Canada): »The Last Day On Rigel X« Sven Kloepping (Germany): »Bloodhound« Mike Jansen (Netherlands): »Eudaimonia« Mark Tiedemann (USA): »Rain From Another Country" Jeremy Szal (Australia): »Dead Man Walking" Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam (USA): »The Damaged« Vaughan Stanger (UK): »Star in a Glass« Thanks to Nicole Ashfield and Tasha Bajpai for proofreading.
NOVA 32
NOVAstorys Thomas Grüter: Auf eigene Gefahr Karsten Lorenz: Geliebte Savona Victoria Sack: Obsoleszenz Ricky Wilhelmson: Planetare Verteidigung Aiki Mira: Nicht von dieser Welt Wolf Welling: Im Tulou Benjamin Hirth: This War Is Over Frank W. Haubold: Das Mädchen aus dem Jenseits Brandon Crilly: Gedächtnis NOVAsekundär Michael K. Iwoleit: »Aber ich habe geliebt! ...« James Tiptree, jr. und die weltbeste Science-Fiction-Story Hans Esselborn: Herbert W. Franke. Zum Gedenken an den Altmeister der Science-Fiction Franz Rottensteiner: H. W. Franke, Cyber ohne Punk Dietmar Dath: Gesetz und Drachenkraft. Herbert W. Franke als schöpferischer Erklärer der Kunst
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Creepy Campfire Quarterly
Welcome to the Campfire. Did you ever go camping as a kid and sit around the fire at night listening to scary stories? Creepy Campfire Quarterly features horror fiction from some of the most talented writers across the globe. Dark, disturbing, dramatic, or just down right creepy, these stories will entertain you. And perhaps the next time you are around a campfire, you'll find yourself recounting a few of these haunting tales... Featuring works from the newest crop of modern horror writers: Adrian Ludens, Melanie Cole, Eric I. Dean, Aaron Wright, Daniel Blokh, Joe Nazare, Phil Slattery, Caitlin Marceau, W. E. Mitchell, Michael Siciliano, Lawrence Buentello, Gregory L. Norris, Ken MacGregor, Mark Silcox, Tonia Thompson, Franklyn Searight, Marc Sorondo, Brandon Crilly
