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Extremophile
Book 2 in the exciting "Unwinding" science fiction series by Juliana Rew.Violet Rain, a VR expert from the 25th century, joins the crew of time-traveling Watchmen, monitoring the precarious truce between universes ("The Unwinding: Gin's Story") from a remote space station. Engineering a rugged tardigrade body to temporarily host her through the extreme conditions of space, she detects a new abnormalityand fears a new Unwinding.
Twelve All in Dread
Stories from Juliana Rew's "Twelve Witches" series as well as a number of medieval-inspired tales for readers interested in sword and sorcery. "The Twelfth Witch" introduces us to the youngest and most powerful of The Twelve All in Dread, Tesseracta Rowan, as she quests in search of her powers and family origins, while other fantasy stories, such as "Rage, Rage, Against the Dying of the Age," return us to the age of Arthurian mystery and romance. The collection concludes with a dash of Cthulhu mythos, in "Blood Moon."
Miranda of Daris
After 300 years, humanity has crept outward from Earth as far as the Sigma Draconis star system, popularly known as Dragon Stead. The Faranan colony wages war on the rest of the solar system and tries to wrest power from Erenarch, the capital planet. Recruits for the war effort include a Darisian street urchin named Miranda Powers. After years spent fighting in interplanetary war theaters, Miranda distinguishes herself as a battle-hardened officer in Network Command, but her true talents lie in strategy and training young recruits. The next phase in Miranda's career will be grooming young geniuses for leadership at Erenarch Academy. But just as it appears that peace across Dragon Stead is finally within reach, a startling discovery on Daris calls her back to her home planet.
The Unwinding
Virginia Sun-Jones and her family are enjoying a picnic on the beach, when a shattering cosmic event, the "Unwinding," rips them all apart. Caught in a duel between warring universes, Gin embarks on a cosmic quest to be reunited with her family.
Infinite Lives
Third Flatiron Anthologies presents 28 short science fiction/fantasy/horror stories in the original anthology, "InfiniteLives: Short Tales of Longevity." Tales range from dark to playful,featuring speculative fiction on the themes of longevity, lifeextension, and immortality, as well as a flash humor section, "Grins& Gurgles."An international group of new and established contributors includes Brian Trent, Sloane Leong, Matt Thompson, J. B. Toner, Larry C. Kay, David F. Schultz, D. A. Campisi, Russell Dorn, Samson Stormcrow Hayes, Ingrid Garcia, Maureen Bowden, Brandon Butler, Caias Ward, Leah Miller, Megan Branning, Robert Walton, K. G. Anderson, Louis Evans, John Paul Davies, David Cleden, Tom Pappalardo, Philip John Schweitzer, Martin M. Clark, Wulf Moon, Mack Moyer, Konstantine Paradias, E. E. King, and Sarah Totton. Edited by Juliana Rew.
Hidden Histories
Third Flatiron Anthologies presents 28 short science fiction/fantasy/horror stories in the original anthology, "HiddenHistories." Tales range from dark to playful, featuring fantasticalelements, alternate history and secret histories, conspiracy theories,as well as a flash humor section, "Grins and Gurgles."An international group of new and established contributors includes Bruce Golden, Matthew Reardon, Brenda Kezar, Kai Hudson, Brian Trent, Jonathan Shipley, Dantzel Cherry, Edwina Shaw, Dennis Maulsby, Michael Robertson, Mike Barretta, Ricardo Maia, J.D. Blackrose, John A. Frochio, Arthur Carey, Sandra Ulbrich Almazan, Elizabeth Beechwood, Robert Dawson, James Chmura, Tony Genova, Sarah Hinlicky Wilson, Simon Lee-Price, Shannon McDermott, Jennifer Lee Rossman, H. J. Monroe, Evan A. Davis, Tyler Paterson, and A. Humphrey Lanham. Edited by Juliana Rew.
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Redshifted
Third Flatiron Anthologies presents "Redshifted: Martian Stories," a collection of new short speculative fiction by rising and established authors. Look for your sign as an astrologer casts a Martian colony's horoscope, the Roman god decides war's not in his stars, and a tycoon finds his way back to Barsoom. Cheer as a clockwork man takes his girl on the trip of a lifetime, a Martian bride refuses to miss her wedding, and Man's Best Friend turns out to be a giant roach. Shadow a being who's "just here to help," and another who's just here to hurt. Shiver as murderous antibodies attack an expedition, and a workfare crew struggles to dispose of hazardous junk from space. And of course, get a good laugh as you peruse the Want Ads and check your MarsMail.
Mad Scientist Journal
Steampunk butlers, the execution of Earth, and binary fission in rabbits. These are but some of the strange tales to be found in this book. Mad Scientist Journal: Summer 2015 collects thirteen tales from the fictional worlds of mad science. For the discerning mad scientist reader, there are also pieces of fiction from Maureen Bowden, Jennifer Johnson, Deborah Walker. Readers will also find other resources for the budding mad scientist, including an advice column, horoscopes, and other brief messages from mad scientists. Authors featured in this volume also include Damien Krsteski, Judith Field, Sylvia Heike, Michael Hudson, Maureen Bowden, Domenic diCiacca, Barry King, E. M. Eastick, Juliana Rew, Diana Parparita, Nick Nafpliotis, E. B. Fischadler, Christopher Teuton.
Arcane Arts Anthology
This anthology contains eleven riveting tales with different takes on Arcane Arts:"It is a mix of fantasy and science fiction stories, which range from time travel to medieval fantasy to cloning to reimagined Greek mythology.Enjoy stories by A. H. Archer, Elisa Bonnin, Tirzah Duncan and Danielle E. Shipley, Katharina Gerlach, Kai Herbertz, Matthew Hughes, A. M. Kremer, Michelle Proulx, Juliana Rew, Ariana Tiens, and Edd Vick.
