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Sounds Of The Night presents sf/f tales seasoned with sensuality— come find out what love sounds like in the future and on other worlds. Published each year in February and August.
Issue 6
Stories
Tyree Campbell: Larvae
Ken Goldman: Inspiration
L. Crow Frost: Like the Devil
L. A. Story: Viridis
Suzanne Warr: Hell Hath No Fury Like A Tiger’s Scorn
Tony-Paul de Vissage: Blood Will Freeze
Poems
Jen M. Bay: Fill My Lies With Make-Believe
Peter Layton: To Remember Foam Days
Christa A. Bergerson: Cairo, the Tempest
Fayth Lorinda S.: The Madrigal
Gary Every: The Dance of Demon Romance
Aurelio Rico Lopez III: The Song
Deborah Walker: Haibun
Deborah Walker: Prime Directive
Michael Keshigian: Lunar Love Potion
Michael W. Garza: Something Wicked
Features
Featured Poet: Keith W. Sikora
Air
Belief
Black Candle
Illustrations
Cathy Buburuz: Black Candle
Laura Givens: Probing the Primeval
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Aoife's Kiss is a magazine of fantasy, science fiction, horror, sword & sorcery, and slipstream, published quarterly in March, June, September, and December. Aoife's Kiss publishes short stories, poems, illustrations, articles, and movie/book/chapbook reviews. Treat yourself to a subscription--you deserve it.
Issue 31
stories
Theodora Fair: Claire Violet
D. W. Manning: Trounce and Solitaire
Kate MacLeod: Full Circle
Ken Goldman: There’s Something in Autumn Palms Lake
Marshall Payne: Jimmy French-Fries
Kristin Noone: The Glass Castle
Kimberly Colley: Tom and the Bench Warrant
Lawrence R. Dagstine: Jupiter’s Child
Jason Heller: The Saint of the Moon
Chris Ward: Castles Made of Sand
Curt Jeffreys: Signal to Noise
flash fiction
Geoffrey A. Landis: Stonehenge
Julie Mark Cohen: A Measure of Satisfaction
Lenora Farrington-Sarrouf: Breakup
poems
Vanessa Watters: and the blind shall paint the landscapes
Justin Bohardt: scifaiku
Jonathan C. Holeman: Anatomic Reboot
Hillary Bartholomew: Traces
Shelly Bryant: A Note on Her Pillow
William Beyer: scifaiku
Jaime Lee Moyer: Heroes
Stephen Jarrell Williams: Pick of the Flower
William Beyer: Death in Autumn
Michael Ceraolo: Pleasant Valley Sunday
Jenna Kelly: Through My Future Did I See
iANThe: On a Globe & Hanging Garden
Maggie Desmond-O’Brien: Sireni
Michael Ceraolo: Sex and Drugs and Rock ‘n Roll
Jene Erick Beardsley: The River Lethe
features
Edward Cox Reviews: The Martian Women & Cloudburst by Tyree Campbell
Edward Cox Reviews: Improbable Jane by s.c. virtes
Carolyn Crow Reviews: Evergreen by Bruce Golden
Edward Cox Reviews: Heroes Fall by Dylan Brody
illustrations
Roberta Shepard: Cage of the Mind
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The Sea At Mughain by Jennifer Sparlin {Sam's Dot Publishing}
Teaser from the text:
“My lord king,” said one, “I am Eunan son of Eunan. We captured this girl on a raid, and as she is no further use to us, we thought that your household might benefit – for a reasonable price – ”
The girl was staring at the floor, as though she was past caring what happened to her.
The king sighed. “What’s your name, girl?” The girl looked up at him, but did not speak. Her eyes were a bright, forget-me-not blue. The king frowned at Eunan. “Is she deaf?”
“No – no, my lord,” said Eunan. “She just doesn’t talk.”
“She screams, though,” said the other man.
Thus begins a Celtic tale featuring intrigue, romance, and magic people of the sea, all intertwined in a conflict between families, between parents and children, and between friends. There can be but one way to resolve it.
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Champagne Shivers is a fine collection of horror stories, poems, and illustrations.
2010 Issue
Sinster Stories
Puppeteer by Robert J. Santa
Silvertip by Pete Mesling
So Cold My Blood Freezes by Therese Arkenberg
Lullaby, Little Monster by Aaron Polson
The Station by Vicki Freeman
The Delvinico Triplet by Cathy Buburuz
Jesus God in Heaven by Cathy Buburuz
The Depredators’ Club by Deborah Walker
The Six of Swords by Mark Anthony Crittenden
Flashes of the Fantastic
Vitiable Consummation by Ronda Scheerer
Juncture by Lucien E. G. Spelman
The Fugue by Michael R. Fosburg
Water's Edge by Brian Rosenberger
The Psychic by Brian Rosenberger
A Doll of a Husband by Greg Schwartz
The Patience of Adam by Pete Mesling
Poetic Potions
From Time To Time by Keith Sikora
A Celestial Light by Keith Sikora
Voodoo Dream by Keith Sikora
Merger by Keith Sikora
A Trojan House by Joe Nazare
Black Sails by Brian Rosenberger
The Last Halloween by Brian Rosenberger
Death-Haunted by Vonnie Winslow Crist
The Never Theres by Justin Bohardt
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Shelter of Daylight is a biannual anthology of science fiction and fantasy short stories, with some poetry and art, published each year in April and October in perfect bound magazine format, and edited by Tyree Campbell.
Issue 2
Shelter of Daylight is a biannual digest [published in trade paperback format] of science fiction and fantasy. Published in Spring [April] and Autumn [October], it features short stories interspersed with the occasional poem. In this edition, you'll meet: a soldier who has to face her doubts in an alien world; an astronaut who gets conned by an android; a diplomatic mission that is racing an unknown enemy back to Earth; a maiden in a tower, with sharp objects; and many other unforgettable denizens of this and other universes. Authors in this issue include Jason Sizemore, Lorraine Pinelli Brown, Joshua Gage, Laura Sanger Kelly, Beth Hudson, and Mark Ward, and many others.
stories
Beth Hudson: Swan Song
John Bushore: Sea Change
Maeve Montresor: Instant Oxygen-Dependent Pet
James B. Sizemore: Special Delivery
Lorraine Pinelli Brown: The Fatima Connection
Penny Lockwood Ehrenkranz: Old Magic
Leigh Dragoon: The Tower Maid
Jessica Marcarelli: A Soldier's Regret
Mark Ward: Life And Breath
Gerri Leen: Retiring The Cape
novelettes
Edward Cox: The Lotus Eater
Laura Sanger Kelly: Kryptos
flash fiction
Rebecca Roland: The Secret Ingredient
poems
Marcie Lynn Tentchoff: The Call of Mountains
Debby Feo: Within A Wheelchair
Richard Pitaniello: The Astral Duke
Joshua Gage: The Flowers of Europa
Bethany Condon: Lament of a Vampyre
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Aoife's Kiss is a magazine of fantasy, science fiction, horror, sword & sorcery, and slipstream, published quarterly in March, June, September, and December. Aoife's Kiss publishes short stories, poems, illustrations, articles, and movie/book/chapbook reviews. Treat yourself to a subscription--you deserve it.
One Year Subscription
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Aoife's Kiss is a magazine of fantasy, science fiction, horror, sword & sorcery, and slipstream, published quarterly in March, June, September, and December. Aoife's Kiss publishes short stories, poems, illustrations, articles, and movie/book/chapbook reviews. Treat yourself to a subscription--you deserve it.
Issue 23
stories
Mary A. Turzillo: Milk
Donald S. Crankshaw: A Stranger in the Library
Gregory Georgiou: Multiverse Monkeyshines
Savannah Lee: House of Spies
Katie Maud Stephan: Daddy's Girl
Jason B. Sizemore: Milton, Christmas Fairy
Alison J. Littlewood: Bound Beaks and Broken Bones
Dottie Uhlman: The Plumber
Greg Fewer: Demon Eye
William Cromwell: M-Theory
Mary Robinette Kowal: Chrysalis
Anna Peerbolt: Retribution
Thomas A. Leveen: Tree Fort
Susan E. Curnow: The Hawk, the Hound, and the Lady Fair
poems
Jennifer Jerome: Pandora, opening
Bruce Boston: Father Vladimir
Kelli Dunlap: Shadows in a Bowl of Soup
cythera: In Innsmouth 2007
Terrie Leigh Relf: Searching for the Artist
JoSelle Vanderhooft: Ariadne's Lament
Richard H. Fay: Gothic Window
Cathy Buburuz: Secrets Burned to Ashes
irving: The Frequent Flicker Club, or Do Paranoids Dream of Electrocution?
John Tumlin: On the Wane
e. darcy trie: porch song
illustrations
Teresay Tunaley: Sky Creatures
Marge B. Simon: Mermaid
Jason Hooton & Tyree Campbell: At the Polar Toy Station
Alison J. Littlewood: Feathers
Richard H. Fay: Gothic Window
Marge B. Simon: On the Wane
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Beyond Centauri is a magazine of fantasy, science fiction, and ewww-gross for younger readers [for readers of all ages], published quarterly on the 1st day of January, April, July, and October. Beyond Centauri publishes short stories, poems, illustrations, puzzles, articles, and movie reviews. Treat the younger readers in your family to a subscription...they deserve it.
Issue 23
stories
Danielle Emond: For Want of a Butler
Christopher Kastensmidt: Kroop and the Master of Games
Barbara Donnelly Lane: The Alien Heist
Kurt Kirchmeier: Soul-Tipping
Sheri Fresonke Harper: Zoo You
Brian Maddock: The Picture Box
Judith Kelvin Miller: A Planet Called Cheese
Mary E. Lowd: The Parable of Two Queens
Susan Hanniford Crowley: She Came To Sing
Faith Van Horne: Kairos
poems
William R. Ford Jr: The Blue Dwarf's Waning Day
Todd Hanks: Poseidon
Guy Belleranti: Cerberus Laments
Sylvan Bree Baker: Fairy Rings
Greg Schwartz: Ku
Marie Speegle: A Diet for Centaurians
Karen L. Newman: Ice Pixies
John Neumeister: Angry Natives
Debby Feo: Wind Scatter
K. S. Hardy: Robot Envy
Karen Kelsay: Drawn by a Picture
K. S. Hardy: Snow White's Dilemma
Debby Feo: Field Research
Greg Schwartz: Ku
Nick Rech: Vagueness
Penelope Cottier: All Spun Out
Greg Schwartz: Ku
G. O. Clark: Rocket Boy
features
SpaceMonkey Adventure by MonkeyJohn: Ubetcha, We Have A Problem
Larry A. Kayser: Just Imagine
Sherry Decker & Michael McCarty: Rusty the Robot's Holiday Adventures:
Do Robot Hearts Pump Love Or Oil?
Lenora Rain-Lee Good: Excerpt from "My Life As Brother Rat"
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Aoife's Kiss is a magazine of fantasy, science fiction, horror, sword & sorcery, and slipstream, published quarterly in March, June, September, and December. Aoife's Kiss publishes short stories, poems, illustrations, articles, and movie/book/chapbook reviews. Treat yourself to a subscription--you deserve it.
Issue 30
stories
Paul E. Holt: Nix Nix
Elana Gomel: Little Sister
S. Hutson Blount: Playmates
Bill Snodgrass: What A Man Must Do
Matthew Wuertz: fc01a9
Rachel V. Olivier: The Crow King
Tracy S. Morris: Constructs
Lawrence R. Dagstine: Identity Crisis
Christine Lucas: Bloodsworn
Michele Lee: Diener
Zdravka Evtimova: Choking On Air
flash fiction
Marc Colten: Out To Lunch
A. K. Sykora: Ditts Just Wanna Have Fun
poems
Rhiannon Morgan: Cressida’s Lament
Rhonda Parrish: scifaiku
Holly Day: Leptis Magma, Syria
Francesca Forrest: Roads To Water
Marcie Lynn Tentchoff: The Sages of Planet Azivekeo Nine Respond to Queries from the Intergalactic Missionary Society
Joshua Gage: The New Bestiary
Justin Bohardt: scifaiku
Jaime Lee Moyer: Above The Noise
Ethan Brandt: Daydreams And Landscapes
John Nichols: Mr. Pettigrew
Nina Babon: I am a creature of the night
Ellie Biswell: The Norn
John Hayes: The Bigamist
Thom Olausson: Rose Of Sorrow
A. K. Sykora: Hubris
articles
Reviews by Scott Virtes: Star Trek vs Terminator Salvation [Lessons in Franchise Filmmaking]
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You Had Me At ARRGH!! by Ken Goldman {Sam's Dot Publishing}
Ken Goldman's collection of short stories about ghosts, sex, murder, revenge, and sex, You Had Me At ARRGH!!, is a perfect-bound trade paperback, with illustrations and cover by acclaimed artist Tom Moran. The titles include: "Wood River Honey," "Skin Flick," "More Than I'd Hoped For, Less Than I'd Dreamed," "Good Samaritan," and the ghost love story "Deep Kiss Tuesday." In addition to these "five uneasy pieces," You Had Me At ARRGH!! includes a bonus story, "Memories of Dragons Slain." All in all, You Had Me At ARRGH!! is a well-crafted collection for those who appreciate outstanding dark tales.
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Beyond Centauri is a magazine of fantasy, science fiction, and ewww-gross for younger readers [for readers of all ages], published quarterly on the 1st day of January, April, July, and October. Beyond Centauri publishes short stories, poems, illustrations, puzzles, articles, and movie reviews. Treat the younger readers in your family to a subscription...they deserve it.
Issue 18
stories
Heather Pine: Muddy Potions
T. S. Miller: Sir Berenger of the Long Toe
Pearl Hoffman: The Spider and the Fly
Heather Cuthbertson: Frost Your Face: A Spider's Boutique
Bettina L. Chen: A Matter of Honor
Jennifer Sparlin: Hideaway Island
Barton Paul Levenson: The Rescue
David C. Kopaska-Merkel: Death has a nice cup of tea
Keesa Renee DuPre: Circe's Curse
Alan Loewen: Night Mares
Tamara Wilhite: Indirect Interference
Kelly Bell: I Die At Midnight
poetry
Caitlin Crowley: A Dragon's Blessing
Alexandra Cave: The Mirror
K. S. Hardy: The Door To Never
Debby Feo: Falling In Love
K. S. Hardy: The Earth Remembers
Kyle Heger: Kite
Angela Drayer: Iranon
Stephen D. Rogers: Over and Out
Amy M. Smith: The End of Magic
Daniel C. Smith: The Stars Give Witness
Drew Morse: The Ballad of Buzz Bawer
Gary Every: Poyang
Susan Abel Sullivan: Witch Place?
D. "domynoe" Loeb: Dragon Dreams
Sarah Stasik: The Chronicles of Ami-Mega-Don-Robot-a-Mon
illustrations
Teresa Tunaley: Attack Is On
Carl Palmer: Wanted
Lee Ann Vick: Tiddy Trulow
John Neumeister: Buzzing Off
Beverly Peterson: Where Has The Buzzing Gone?
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Beyond Centauri is a magazine of fantasy, science fiction, and ewww-gross for younger readers [for readers of all ages], published quarterly on the 1st day of January, April, July, and October. Beyond Centauri publishes short stories, poems, illustrations, puzzles, articles, and movie reviews. Treat the younger readers in your family to a subscription...they deserve it.
Issue 20
stories
Dominic Stabile: The Annelids
Kate McLeod: Trifle
Abigail Hilton: Blood of the Dawn
Kelly Madden: Carrie's Coins
Thomas Lee Joseph Smith: The Girl Who Loved Dinosaurs
Kurt Kirchmeier: How Sheldon Helped the Silver Mouth Save the Universe
Dakota Alden: Beauty of the Forest
Calie Voorhis: In Between the Fairy Tales
Peter Frohn: EVA and ADM Fourteen
William Meikle: The Last Day of Summer
Mark L. Pearson: The Infinite Piggy Bank
Adam Banks: Aisle Guy
Louis J. Pulda: Counterparts
Kevin McNamee: It Will Never Work
Skadi meic Beorh: Pup and the Winter Solstice Shoes
T. G. McKenna: For Corrine: A Cautionary Tale
John Bushore: Pandemic
poems
John Neumeister: Don't Let the Monsters In!
Hillary H. Carlson: Eternal Walk
c. m. mattison: Raven-Fall
Patricia Prine: The Visitor
Aurelio Rico Lopez III: The Salesman, and Grandmaster Championships, 2203
Tonya Osborne: The Face in the Mirror
Mark Morgan Jr.: After Armageddon
features
The Marcie Lynn Tentchoff Page
Tears of the New Girl
Shelter
The Apprentice's Fib
The Real Reason Ogres Died Out
Fearsome
Introducing Our Writers
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Aoife's Kiss is a magazine of fantasy, science fiction, horror, sword & sorcery, and slipstream, published quarterly in March, June, September, and December. Aoife's Kiss publishes short stories, poems, illustrations, articles, and movie/book/chapbook reviews. Treat yourself to a subscription--you deserve it.
Issue 31
stories
Theodora Fair: Claire Violet
D. W. Manning: Trounce and Solitaire
Kate MacLeod: Full Circle
Ken Goldman: There’s Something in Autumn Palms Lake
Marshall Payne: Jimmy French-Fries
Kristin Noone: The Glass Castle
Kimberly Colley: Tom and the Bench Warrant
Lawrence R. Dagstine: Jupiter’s Child
Jason Heller: The Saint of the Moon
Chris Ward: Castles Made of Sand
Curt Jeffreys: Signal to Noise
flash fiction
Geoffrey A. Landis: Stonehenge
Julie Mark Cohen: A Measure of Satisfaction
Lenora Farrington-Sarrouf: Breakup
poems
Vanessa Watters: and the blind shall paint the landscapes
Justin Bohardt: scifaiku
Jonathan C. Holeman: Anatomic Reboot
Hillary Bartholomew: Traces
Shelly Bryant: A Note on Her Pillow
William Beyer: scifaiku
Jaime Lee Moyer: Heroes
Stephen Jarrell Williams: Pick of the Flower
William Beyer: Death in Autumn
Michael Ceraolo: Pleasant Valley Sunday
Jenna Kelly: Through My Future Did I See
iANThe: On a Globe & Hanging Garden
Maggie Desmond-O’Brien: Sireni
Michael Ceraolo: Sex and Drugs and Rock ‘n Roll
Jene Erick Beardsley: The River Lethe
features
Edward Cox Reviews: The Martian Women & Cloudburst by Tyree Campbell
Edward Cox Reviews: Improbable Jane by s.c. virtes
Carolyn Crow Reviews: Evergreen by Bruce Golden
Edward Cox Reviews: Heroes Fall by Dylan Brody
illustrations
Roberta Shepard: Cage of the Mind
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A Nameless Place by Joanne Morcom {Sam's Dot Publishing}
This hauntingly beautiful and spookily poignant collection of scifaiku, tanka, and haibun by one of the masters of the subgenre is now available from Sam's Dot Publishing. It's a great read for evenings this winter. Just grab a bottle of white wine and sit close to the hearth.
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Beyond Centauri is a magazine of fantasy, science fiction, and ewww-gross for younger readers [for readers of all ages], published quarterly on the 1st day of January, April, July, and October. Beyond Centauri publishes short stories, poems, illustrations, puzzles, articles, and movie reviews. Treat the younger readers in your family to a subscription...they deserve it.
Issue 25
Stories
Lenora Rain-Lee Good: A House Dying
Jeffrey Crawford: Shadow Puppets
B. J. Blanks: A Bird Too Bizarre
Gilda A. Herrera: Building an Encounter
Rachel V. Olivier: The Spider and the Crow
Teresa S. Rich: Shaking Hands
Simon Fill: Sanctuary
Mark Lawrence: Athenae
Ann Wilkes: For Chance To Dream
Flash fiction
David C. Kopaska-Merkel: Better Ted Than Dead
K. C. Shaw: Shortcut, with Traps
Poems
Aurelio Rico Lopez III: Bad Mix
John Neumeister: The Lonely Robot
Marc Warren Brown: Sunbath
Debby Feo: Data Streams
Debby Feo: Heaven’s Library
G. O. Clark: White Shift
Brienne Adams: The Boy Who Plays The Wooden Flute
Jimi J. Jemel: Arcanum
Sara Bickley: Redder Soil, Greener Grass
Todd Hanks: Cyborg
Features
Visiting Earth with Sylvan Bree Baker
SpaceMonkey Adventure by MonkeyJohn: A Bumpy Ride
Sherry Decker & Michael McCarty: Rusty the Robot’s Holiday Adventures - Independence Day: Built on the Fourth of July
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