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Potter's Field 3 edited by Cathy Buburuz {Sam's Dot Publishing}
Stone Heart by Alison J. Littlewood
Sky Cemetery by Charlie Bondhus
Deadline by Michael James McFarland
Much of Madness, More of Sin by Lorne Dixon
Plague Dogs by Joe McKinney
The Worst is Yet to Come by Pete Mesling
Whisper by Mark Onspaugh
The Course of Reckoning by Ronda Scheerer
The Caulbearers by Rebecca Nazar
A Feeling Like Freedom by Dev Jarrett
Sixth Son by Melissa Tantaquidgeon Zobel
Encounter at Emerald Lake by Cathy Buburuz
with cover art by Carole Hall and interior illustrations by Tom Moran, Marge Simon, and Jacob Parmentier
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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 29
stories
Carol Hightshoe: The President's Meow
Luvia Swanson: Manito, the Mathematician's Son
Matthew Keville: Changeling
Michael John Grist: Killin Jack the Malakite
Selina Rosen: Better Fences
Matthew Johnson: The Ninth Part of Desire
Lawrence R. Dagstine: Before Measured Time
Melissa Mead: Changelings
Michael Swaim: Cosmosis
Mark Allan Gunnells: Dawn
Mercurio D. Rivera: Doubled
Jason Palmer: The Crisis Reversed
Lee Clark Zumpe: Three Coins and the Sword of Mingus
David C. Kopaska-Merkel: Captain Marshmallow
poems
Elissa Malcohn: Frightening the Horses
Jason D. Wittman: Horror Haiku Drabble
Bruce Boston: Endless Summer
Marge B. Simon: The Soul Snatchers
Marge B. Simon: Painting Tomorrow Man
Karen L. Newman: Skyscraper
Shelly Bryant: Under Pressure
Neal Wilgus: Lost Echoes
Sarah Wagner: Crow Queen
s.c. virtes: the4 endgame sky
Angel Favazza: Mirror
Shelly Bryant: Colonizers
Viridian Girl: Dark Father
Shelly Bryant: Fortunes Told
illustrations
Lubov: Daybreak
Marge B. Simon: Silent Conversation
Garret Dechellis: The Convector
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Scifaikuest is an illustrated quarterly magazine that publishes scifaiku, haibun, senryu, and tanka, and articles about these and other poetic art forms. It is published on the first day of February, May, August, and November. In this current issue, John Dunphy is the featured scifaijin, and Oino Sakai and Ushi have an article called "Comedy Without Getting Wet." And this issue is chock-a-block with ku, and a poignant haibun by L. A. Story Houry. So order a copy of this issue today...or better yet, order a subscription. Remember, Scifaikuest is the #1 poetry magazine, according to the latest P&E poll.
Issue 24
The featured poet this issue is David C. Kopaska-Merkel, and he has provided some truly off-the-wall poetic concepts. This issue also includes an article on Threesomes, by Shelly Bryant, plus work by Ann K. Schwader, Tom Conally, Thane Thompson, Sheryl Nantus, Greg Schwartz, Terrie Relf, and many more.
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Scifaikuest is an illustrated quarterly magazine that publishes scifaiku, haibun, senryu, and tanka, and articles about these and other poetic art forms. It is published on the first day of February, May, August, and November. In this current issue, John Dunphy is the featured scifaijin, and Oino Sakai and Ushi have an article called "Comedy Without Getting Wet." And this issue is chock-a-block with ku, and a poignant haibun by L. A. Story Houry. So order a copy of this issue today...or better yet, order a subscription. Remember, Scifaikuest is the #1 poetry magazine, according to the latest P&E poll.
One year Subscription
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TALES OF THE TALISMAN (formerly HADROSAUR TALES) is a science fiction and fantasy magazine published quarterly by Hadrosaur Productions. A talisman is any object having apparently magical power. To us, stories and poems are among the most magical things there are. They have the power to transport the reader to other times and places. Join us and discover the magic made by the writers and artists who contribute to TALES OF THE TALISMAN.
Issue 4-4
Ah, springtime! It's the time when a young person's thoughts often turn to romance and we're no different here at Tales of the Talisman. It's just that our romantic musings take a somewhat fantastic turn. Join us as Michael D. Turner introduces us to two lonely space farers who rescue a pair of stranded lasses. The only question is, just how long ago were they stranded? Lee Clark Zumpe introduces us to a couple who must try to work things out in spite of the surprisingly strong pull from a mysterious house. Nebula nominee Mike Allen tells the tale of a couple who face a world that is changing in strange and gruesome ways. Even as the air warms this spring, we'll bring you a new tale of Jack Frost. Accompanying him will be dragons, unicorns and sinister aliens by such authors as Janni Lee Simner, J Alan Erwine, and Mark Anthony Brennan. Please join us for another exciting issue of Tales of the Talisman!
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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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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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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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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 17
stories
Carol Hightshoe: Life In The Shadows.
Elizabeth Kuelbs: Rancho Serpiente.
Steven Shields: Equus Illuminatus.
Rick Novy: Little Dark Nebula.
Rick Novy: State Secrets.
Barbara Donnelly Lane: The Fisherman’s Daughter.
Kurt Kirchmeier: A Charcoal Exchange.
Neil Patrick O‘Donnell: Master‘s Calling.
Andrew Nicholle: Trilo-Bites.
John Kuhn: That Planet.
features
The Jennifer Schwabach Page
poems
Debby Feo: The Tale Of The Tail
Ryan Krafnick: Into The Sky
Bruce Boston: Can People
G. O. Clark: Delicate Balance
Reanna Novy: Fade Away
Sarah Wagner: Amphitrite
Stephen D. Rogers: Amateur Astronomer
Daniel C. Smith: In Peace They Came
Drew Morse: Outbound Spacelanes
John Neumeister: Fighting Mad
Sharon Irwin: Tarquin The Monkey
L. N. Allen: Mannequin
articles
Mary Cook: Fairy Conservation
illustrations
Mitchell Davidson Bentley: Arctic Outpost
Gary Thomas: Demon
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Cover of Darkness {Sam's Dot Publishing}
Cover Of Darkness is an assembly of short stories from the dark edge of urban fantasy. Tales involve mundane things, such as taking the bus home, to climbing a haunted tree, to watching a pas d'une under the stars . . . to a man who plays with spooky dolls. Lightly seasoned with poetry, this anthology is to be savored over time--read it all at once only if you dare!
stories:
Crickets by Gregory Bastianelli
Riding The 72 by Andrea Saavedra
Cracks by Kristine Ong Muslim
Unkindness by Kate England
Sometimes The Good Witch Sings To Me by L L Soares
Dance By The Light Of The Moon by Tyree Campbell
The Hanging Tree by Erick Lindman
Uncle Horace by Kate Flannery
Insanity In 7 Minutes by Daniel Gould
Karma by Chazley Dotson
Not You by Tamara Wilhite
Dream Well by Jeremiah Job Levine
Stealing From Prometheus by Edward Cox
poems:
Because Missionaries Put It There by Holly Day
Sunday Idyll by Phillip Ellis
Jealous Spirits by Cathy Buburuz
The Path Of Time by Angela Albee
State Mental Hospital by Ray Greenblatt
Before Dawn by Jason Souders
cover art: Universal Judgement by Marge B. Simon
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Heroes Fall by Dylan Brody {Sam's Dot Publishing}
Kelsey Darson falls from world to world doing what is needed of him in each new place. He meets a woman who tells him she is his lover, but he doesn't know this yet because they don't fall from world to world in the same order. He wonders why another man who falls from world to world keeps trying to kill him. He will find out in time that the strange man seeks revenge for a wrong not yet done by Kelsey, a wrong that Kelsey has done in revenge for an act the man does not yet know he is to carry out. Good, evil, love and vengeance play out in a complex, non-linear experience that reveals itself by the end to be elegant in its Moebius simplicity.
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