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Only Disconnect
Reconnect your innate curiosity with 13 short fantasy, science fiction, and horror pieces exploring our networked world and how we desire to change it. "Only Disconnect" from Third Flatiron Anthologies brings you speculative fiction and flash humor about the pitfalls of distraction and overstimulation. Explore near-future societies where citizens barter away their conscious lives for work. Walk with the first human to integrate an alien university. Consider whether it's wise trying to preserve our loved ones forever. Ponder how to cope with rogue AIs, killer grizzly-human hybrids, and nature gods, each disgruntled with humanity in a different way. Play along with expert gamers forced to log out--only to find an alien planet's reality even more engaging, and laugh out loud when our gut bacteria realize how much control they really have over us. "Only Disconnect" proudly showcases an international group of new and established speculative fiction authors.
Gotta Wear Eclipse Glasses
The future we all want.Twenty authors contribute short science fiction and fantasy stories abouttheir visions of a brighter future.Explore how life might change with increasing use of social media, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, space exploration, and medicaladvances. Envision worlds where climate change can be mitigatedthrough technology, and war is a thing of the past. Third Flatiron's "Gotta Wear Eclipse Glasses" offers new opportunities to boldly go where none have gone before. Contributors include Christopher Muscato, Robert Bagnall, Jenny Blackford, Paul A. Freeman, Angelique Fawns, Patrick Hurley, Gustavo Bondoni, David Cleden, Eneasz Brodski, Emily Martha Sorensen, Koji A. Dae, Chloie Piveral, Liam Hogan, Mike Adamson, Alexandra Seidel, Neil James Hudson, Ville Nummenpaa, Matt Tighe, Mariev Erie Matriarch, and John Kiste. Edited by Juliana Rew.
It's Come to Our Attention
Fourteen international authors come together in "It's Come to Our Attention" from Third Flatiron Anthologies. Their stories scratch below the surface to unearth a world of hidden gems: Visit a landfill to hear some real trash talk. Bust a conspiracy to change the climate via mind control. Form an unhealthy attachment to your radio. Go down to the basement even though we told you not to. Decide on the pros and cons of immortality. Tell a librarian she would look great without her glasses. Find out what's at the bottom of the wishing well (besides coins). Indulge in a little illegal but highly satisfying genetic tinkering. Acknowledge the debt we all owe to French culture.
Strange Beasties
Third Flatiron Anthologies presents 18 dark fantasy/science fiction,slipstream, and horror stories in its new collection, "StrangeBeasties."An international group of new and established contributors includes Bruce Arthurs, John Sunseri, Philip John Schweitzer, TimJeffreys, Sarah Tchernev, Lucy Harlow, Philip Brian Hall, Jean Graham,Marc E. Fitch, Christa Carmen, Isobel Horsburgh, Paulo Da Silva, JeffHewitt, Wulf Moon, Daniel Rosen, Brenton Clark, John J. Kennedy, andBrian Trent. Foreword by Lizz-Ayn Shaarawi. Edited by Juliana Rew.
The Time It Happened
It's not just the big events that change the world. Missing that morning cup of coffee might spoil your day, but did you ever think it could alter the course of history? Third Flatiron Anthologies presents "The Time It Happened." Fifteen speculative fiction authors grapple with time, memory, and history in this all-new collection from Third Flatiron Anthologies. Explore the secret history of world-changing events real and imagined, from presidential intrigue and alien invasion to the unpredictable realm of scientific discovery. Remember what you were doing that day the world changed? "The Time It Happened" proudly showcases an international group of new and established speculative fiction authors. Contributors include: Martin Clark, Atar Hadari, Dan Koboldt, Ellen Denton, Jason Lairamore, Larry C. Kay, Richard Mark Ankers, Thomas Canfield, Wendy Nikel, Evan Henry, Elliotte Rusty Harold, Neil James Hudson, Dana Schellings, Mark Hill, and Amanda C. Davis.
Things With Feathers
Anthology of short speculative fiction stories from Third Flatiron, considering different aspects of hope. Theme is inspired by a poem by Emily Dickinson.
Brain Games
Third Flatiron Anthologies presents "Brain Games: Stories to Astonish," a collection of short science fiction, fantasy, and horror short stories. Twenty-seven authors treat the theme of the brain's logical and creative sides, touching on future techology, pandemics, and artificial intelligence. A flash humor section is included.
The Publishers Behind The Pages
Why do some short stories get picked up by high-paying magazines and others collect rejection after rejection? What was it about these ten speculative fiction stories that made them stand out in the slush pile? Unlike other guides on the market, this book goes directly to the source featuring one-on-one interviews with publishers and editors who are buying stories in today’s market. Get the inside scoop from the people behind the magazine and anthology covers. Use the hint and tips to find the right kind of market and produce better short stories. Curl up with this anthology and meet some unusual zombies, aliens, and adventures seekers. Learn about the elements that convinced an editor to say "yes." WARNING: Real rejection letters included.
Abbreviated Epics
Third Flatiron Anthologies presents ABBREVIATED EPICS, featuring the best in new short fantasy stories and poems. Whirl through these brief epics, from medieval Japanese fairy tales to swashbucklers and Vikings, from alternate history and steampunk to myths old and new. Like a reverse Ulysses, ABBREVIATED EPICS brings you the Hero's Journey in ten pages or less. Third Flatiron Anthologies doubles up this time with 19 short fantasy stories. Join canny samurai and brave shield maidens on adventures in fantastic realms, repurposing the old myths and forging new ones. And featuring Jo Walton's epic poem, "Odin on the Tree."
Keystone Chronicles
Third Flatiron Anthologies presents "Keystone Chronicles," 19 fresh science fiction and fantasy stories exploring the theme of keystone events. What is a keystone? It's the central stone at the summit of an arch, locking the whole together, something on which other things depend for support, the heart or core of something, the crux. In storytelling, it is the pivotal message or character who makes it all happen. The international group of contributors to "Keystone Chronicles" make this a unique and varied collection that is sure to please fans of speculative fiction.
