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In the not-to-distant future, a young reporter reluctantly agrees to interview a senile old man in the heart of the Florida Everglades. In the humid, swampy environment, the reporter is sure that there can be no story of substance here, but the old man reveals that, in the past, his love was so strong and so passionate for a woman that he stopped at nothing to get her back when the forces of war tore them apart. He became a hero and a coward, ...

Illumen is a quarterly digest of science fiction and fantasy poetry, including minimalist forms such as haiku, haibun, empat perkataan, cinquains, and other forms, as well as more traditional formats for poetry. Featured Poet: Alexis Child Plus: n a spencer, Iuliia Vereta, John Philip Johnson and many more!

Shelter of Daylight features positive and uplifting science fiction and fantasy. In this issue you'll find a woman swallowed up by a forest, a reunion after death, the disadvantages of team spirit, a mad and costly escape from a prison colony, a dragonslayer with second thoughts, and much more. Features Movie Review: Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves by Lee Clark Zumpe Novelettes Star Crossed by Lisa Timpf Borne to Freedom on Iron Wing...

A paranoid truck driver fears aliens but learns that there are even worse things than being abducted, a wealthy bratty girl meets her match when she discovers a genie-like creature in a trunk, two hunters become the prey, a disturbed and sadistic teen learns he isn't the only monster in his community, a security guard has been pursued by the grim reaper since babyhood yet, when it finally catches up to her, she is surprised by its ultimate int...

The Fifth Di... presents science fiction, fantasy, and dark fiction for your reading enjoyment. Come meet the difficulties and the characters who deal with them in The Fifth Di... In this issue: Features The Astronaut Always Rings Twice Reviewed by Lisa Timpf Short Stories The Origin of Mirial by N. E. Matin Moving with the Times by Rick Danforth Daysider in Nighttown by Tom Howard Flash Fiction Physical Humor is a Dying Medium by Gustavo ...

Scifaikuest is a quarterly digest of minimalist poetry themed to speculative, science fiction, and fantasy. Poetic forms include scifaiku, tanka, haibun, fibonacci, cinquain, senryu, diminuendo, ghazal, sijo, renku, and sedoka. This issue includes: Featured Poet: Stephen C. Curro The Miguel O. Mitchell Page The Tyler Kerby Page The Alejandro Barrón Page ...and much more!! Articles: Dead Parrot Down by Robert E. Porter

Although Aryk was born an Islander, he washes ashore at a young age in the Flatland Kingdom, the only survivor of a shipwreck. King Konr raises Aryk as his own son. Years later, after a severe summer and serious drought, Islanders are detected making unannounced landings in Flatlander territory. King Konr has no knowledge of the Islander military strength and can only assume the worst by such behavior. In an effort to discourage war, he secure...

Crimes of some form will be with us as long as there are laws to break. Technology helps solve those crimes. But those solutions will always be found by the ones who get down and dirty-the detectives. Come see what the future holds for the dark side of law & order. Short Stories Hunters in the Maze by Mike Adamson Acquisitiveness Can Kill by DJ Tyrer Suttee by Tyree Campbell Stolen Words by Iseult Murphy Phil, Sleuthing on His Own by Debby Feo...

Fun to read. Fun to write. Aliens, Magic, and Monsters features poems set in the unlimited and imaginative realm of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. The poems were chosen to showcase over twenty poetic forms from acrostiku to zip, from strict rhyme to free verse, and much more in between. There are guidelines included on how to write each type of poem. Try a sci(na)ku. At only six words, it's sure to interest even the youngest readers.

Lisa is the last survivor of six astronauts who were sent into space aboard the Laika to test the new faster-than-light drive and to explore other worlds. She was gone for 38 years, but time dilation makes her return 9, 000 years later. The Earth is mostly a desert, and few humans have survived. She wants to find out why this happened. She is aided by Rachel, the Laika's computer who has come to life, and by Elly, a reclusive Kentucky moonshin...

In this book you'll learn: Why there are no more unicorns. The secret of Rapunzel's hairdresser. How the Velociraptor Reservation developed, and what it means for humans. Why Sleeping Beauty wanted to be ugly. The decision Snow White had to make. How the pigs lost their wings. The adventures of a baloney sandwich. About what happened at the annual triceratops race. And so much more!

Illumen is a quarterly digest of science fiction and fantasy poetry, including minimalist forms such as haiku, haibun, empat perkataan, cinquains, and other forms, as well as more traditional formats for poetry. Featured Poet: Maureen Bowden Plus: Lisa Timpf, Randall Andrews, Dawn McCormack, Sandy DeLuca, and many more!

Spaceports & Spidersilk features science fiction and fantasy for ages 9 to 99. It presents adventures on other planets and in imaginary worlds. Inside these pages you'll find visitors from other worlds, dragons, magic, and strange friends. Stories Real Magic by Templeton Moss The King of Mars by Beth McCabe Broom For Improvement by Pamela Love My Robot Mom by Trevor Conway Before Her Time by Bridgette Dutta Portman Greenhouse of Sentience by J...

Munford is a town with a shapeshifting deputy sheriff named Jack. He's a Nephilim-a Watcher-who uses his powers to protect the townsfolk. On the surface, he's quite a nice-looking young man with a family. He has a pit bull named Banjo. But he also has Woo, a little bat-girl who can "see" things he can't, and an adviser who's a shaman. And when Jack's eyes turn red, criminals beware. Complicating Jack's life and work this time, however, is a...

The creator of the universe, animal, angel and human has stepped down from his throne as God. His departure leaves the veil that divides Earth, the afterlife, fantasy and reality torn and open wide. The world transforms into new hunting grounds for children of the "Second God", who takes over in the power vacuum and establishes a throne in Memphis, Tennessee. The distant future is nowhere near what anyone imagined. Instead of a thousand years ...

Spaceports & Spidersilk features science fiction and fantasy for ages 9 to 99. It presents adventures on other planets and in imaginary worlds. Inside these pages you'll find visitors from other worlds, dragons, magic, and strange friends. Stories Of Mothers and Monsters by Grace Joy Howarth Goodbye, Nathan, Goodbye by Terena Elizabeth Bell The Hailstone Prince by Pamela Love Taking My Eyes to the Shop by Grant Swenson The Golden Necklace by B...

In this thrilling and mysterious collection you'll meet several magical and ephemeral denizens. Ephemeral creatures such as dragons, aliens in the landscape, spirits, ghosts, and haunters, the strange, macabre, and delightfully weird. You'll find stories that will stay with you long after you've closed the book.

You may not realize it, but they're out there: impossible shadows, omniscient horrors, and unseen, unknowable entities scattered across the great gulfs of nothingness at the edges of the universe. In this collection, author Lee Clark Zumpe draws back the curtain from the invisible realm, divulging its arcane secrets and ghastly revelations. Come walk paths meandering over shunned worlds adrift in darkness, and through seemingly mundane, limina...

Illumen is a quarterly digest of science fiction and fantasy poetry, including minimalist forms such as haiku, haibun, empat perkataan, cinquains, and other forms, as well as more traditional formats for poetry. Featured Poet: Yuliia Vereta Plus: Deborah Sheldon, Christopher Hivner, Gary Every, and many more!

After falling ill from a fever, Susan's parents put her in their car to go to the doctor. Along the way, a blowout causes the car to crash, killing the parents, who are unaware that their daughter had already died back at the house. Every morning after the accident, Susan awakens in her upstairs bedroom to await the return of her parents. Time passes, and the house gains a spooky reputation that makes it almost impossible to sell. Prospecti...