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We Were Warriors: Samurai
In every era, there is a group that stands out among the rest. Ones that are called upon to protect those who cannot protect themselves. They defend countries, kingdoms, values, honor. The uphold standards that would quash most. They are Warriors. Warriors transcend time and place. They become immortal through the stories told about them, forever etched in history. Between these covers are the stories of the samurai. Bound by honor, loyalty, and pride. The swing of a katana blade, the Code of Bushido, art forms in motion, the samurai were a different breed. Twenty-three international authors will show you what it means to have honor in We Were Warriors: Samurai.
Enter the Pistollera
Dolores Llorenc - the Purple Pistollera - is a brash and bold, swashbuckling madame of the mischievous and defender of the disheartened, downtrodden, and disenfranchised. These tales combine Baroque historical fiction with hints of legend, mythology, and fantasy. Her adventurous romps can be found inside one poem and eleven short stories taking place in a Mediterranean setting. This pistol-wielding rogue will barrel her way into your heart...En Garde!
ResAliens Zine Issue #11
In this issue of ResAliens Zine, we present stories by R. E. Diaz, Karina Fabian, Mary Jo Rabe, Rhys Hughes, Jasiah Witkofsky, Dustin Reade, and Drew Avera, plus a fantasy review by Anthony Perconti. This issue boasts quite an eclectic table of contents - everything from biblically inspired fantasy to swashbuckling adventure, modern fantasy to contemplative SF and speculative horror. Thanks for reading Residential Aliens - Spiritually Infused Speculative Fiction, edited by Lyndon Perry. TuleFogPress.com.
Grimdark
Often dystopian, violent worlds with amoral or morally questionable protagonists. Grim and dark, it valourises the protagonist's struggles as they choose between good and evil. 5-4-3-2-1 by D.L. Shirey A Change of Uniform by Birgit K. Gaiser A Dose of No Closure by Barend Nieuwstraten III A Fall in the Hall by Barend Nieuwstraten III A Place to Call Home by Vijayaraj Mahendraraj A Proud Death by Justin Hunter A Siren's Dilemma by Nathan Slemp Advance of the GrimSails by Jasiah Witkofsky An Ounce of Humanity by John H. Dromey An Unexpected Guest by Toko Hata Assassin by Blen Attrition by Liam Hogan Battle Spoils by Stephen Sottong Blacktooth by Barend Nieuwstraten III Cannibalism Day by Andre...
Murder! Mystery! Mayhem
Among these pages, you will find ten stories of crime and detection. From classic whodunnits to modern police procedures. From jilted lovers to dastardly evil-doers of the orient. Ten talented authors have put their spin on murder, mystery, and mayhem. Why not see of you can solve who did it? With stories from Tim Mendees, David Bowmore, Charles Sartorius, Shannon Hollinger, Renee Lehnen, Rekah Valliappan, Margaret Karmazin, Albert N, Katz, Jasiah Witkofsky, Karen Keeley, and Vincent L. Scarsella
Eldritch Investigations
Two things spring to mind when you think about the golden age of pulp magazines, weird fiction & detective stories. In these pages, those two worlds collide as an assortment of sleuths fight against the machinations of the Great Old Ones and their earthly allies. From the Victorian era to the present day, in locales ranging from the streets of San Francisco to the windswept Cornish moors, these tales promise to pack a punch. === 14 Tales of Eldritch Investigations by; Glynn Owen Barras, Simon Bleaken, Gavin Chappell, B. Harlan Crawford, Matthew Davenport, John A. DeLaughter, Stephen Herczeg, Jonathan Inbody, Tim Mendees, C.T. Phipps, Robert Poyton, Mark Rankin, Charles Reis & Jasiah Witkofsky.
Worlds Collide
What if zombies and leprechauns inhabited the same universe? What if The Wind in the Willows were faced with the horrors of the Lovecraft Mythos? Worlds Collide endeavors to answer these questions and several more in a collection of short stories containing knights, elves, aliens, arcade games, mummies, and much, much more. Delve deep into the absurd pages of worlds colliding, an experiment where authors introduce genres that seldom interact with each other. With stories from: Derek Power, Tim Mendees, Ella Elvery, Patrick Winters, Rachael Boucker, L T Emery, Michael Nadeau. T J Berg, Charlotte Langtree, Joseph Dowling, Teel James Glenn, Deborah Dubas Groom, and Jasiah Witkofsky
Wicked West
Where the tumbleweeds blow, the blood flows in this re-imagining of the wild west. Ghosts, demons, curses, and witches run this lawless wasteland. Eleven stories of a haunted wild west fill this anthology from cult-like faiths and airships to ghosts and witches, there is something out there in the badlands sure to make shivers run down your spine. With stories from: Abigail Linhardt, C. Marry Hultman, Steven Streeter, James Lopez, Frank Sawielijew, KN Nguyen, Jon Gerung, Jude Reid, Jasiah Witkofsky & R.J. Howell
ResAliens Zine Issue #10
This issue of Residential Aliens boasts a wide array of speculative fiction - both light and dark fantasy, western horror, and space opera. Featured authors include: Matthew X. Gomez, Mark Szasz, Chuck Clark, Jasiah Witkofsky, a review by Anthony Perconti, and the conclusion of Dustin Reade's three-part serial, The Demon Stone. As well as an excerpt from T. M. Hunter's latest novel, Chosen, Book 1 in his Demonkiller series. Get your next dose of spiritually infused speculative fiction with Issue 10 of ResAliens!
ResAliens Zine Issue 8 & 9
Tule Fog Press is proud to release this special Sword & Sorcery Double Issue of Residential Aliens! At 160 pages, this collection features 12 short stories, 2 articles, and a continued serial adventure. Contributors: J. Thomas Howard, Joseph L. Kellogg, George Jacobs, Jason J. McCuiston, Rob McDermott, Dustin Reade, Matthew X. Gomez, James Downe, William Paul Remington, Jasiah Witkofsky, Michael T. Burke, Gustavo Bondoni, and B. Harlan Crawford, along with a review by Anthony Perconti, and cover art by Gilead. Edited by Lyndon Perry.
