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The Revenge of the House Hurlers
Carnivorous butterflies; a guild of deconstruction workers who feel unappreciated; the un-feathered desire lurking within a poultry farmer; nurturing the love of possession after death; what your faithful closet monster might be doing while you are away; the finer points of living to two hundred; and other tales of the possible, the impossible, the magnificent, the mundane, and the astounding.
The Book of Robot
2017 Elgin award nominee. Poetry exploring the development of sentience within robots, describing the thoughts and feelings and developing social understanding of the machines that share our lives.
Constant Animals
A man who worries he may not be capable of spurring his mermaid wife to conceive. A class of birds conflicted in their relationship with their kindred feathered overlords. A woman whose breasts suddenly abandon her. A man who confuses his wife with his girlfriend, when the two are delivered by the shipping company on the same day. A chicken who, even after partaking of the free snacks at the local bar, proves he is still no good at holding his alcohol. These and other bizarre stories comprise this collection of forty-two curious adventures by Ken Poyner.
Stone the Monsters, Or Dance
Speculative poetry by multiple Pushcart Prize nominee Ken Poyner, originally appearing in such journals as "The Iowa Review", "The Indiana Review", "Sequoia", "Sou'Wester" and others. The end of the world. Families dealing with the impossible. Indifference versus terror. Good and evil meet under a streetlight and discuss each other's bad habits. A carnivorous lawn. Communities dealing with their sudden irrelevance. A hopeful astronaut radios a now dead earth. Words to spike one's imagination.
Lessons from Lingering Houses
Speculative poetry collected from venues such as "The Iowa Review", "The GW Review", "Poet Lore" and elsewhere. A woman who appeases dragons. The parking lot attendant at a time portal. Armageddon as conducted from the roof of a farm house. A list of things to do on the world's last day. Giving hostages in a burning church one final chance.
Black Denim Lit #4
The May, 2014 issue edited by Christopher T Garry features seven new authors and their short stories. All the authors expand significantly on their print work, creating narratives that are variously dark, cynical, inspiring, disturbing, longing and irreverent. Black Denim Lit is a monthly journal of fiction available on the web and on all eReaders.
Shoreline of Infinity 2
Shoreline of Infinity features brand new science fiction stories from writers from all over the world. In this issue we start our new science fiction poetry section, MultiVerse, featuring poems by Iain Banks and Ken MacLeod. Also: we have an interview with Duncan Lunan, columnist Steve Green talks about originality in films, and we have reviews of recent and forthcoming science fiction books. We also inculde specially commisioned artwork for all the stories. Stories Last Days in the Nanotech War -Duncan Lunan "We Sell Seashells" -Ryan L Daly Citizen Erased -Bethany Ruth Anderson Charlie, A Projecting Prestidigitator -Megan Neumann Purgatory -Michael Fontana Death Do Us Part -Tyler Petty Reli...
Victims of a Failed Civics
A surreal and speculative poetry detailing the edges of social interactions; a poetry mapping the social relationships calmly executed around madness. A man who admires the wolf at his door. A daughter who is increasingly unmanageable as she transforms into a mule. A woman who cannot stop growing to match the gargantuan intruder in her yard. A town brings it children to a dark master to learn to dance. Broken characters dealing with the unreality of their lives, interacting with each other in an unpredictable social landscape where the normal laws of civics, biology, and physics become blurred and changeable.
Winter's Last Apple
A collection of surreal poems, prose-poetry, and micro-fiction.
