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Here you will find titles that contain fantasy. They may contain elements of other genres, but they do at least contain some fantasy.

Titles are arranged alphabetically.
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Maera the Minoan by Marsheila Rockwell (chapbook) {Sam's Dot Publishing}
This first release in a series of Lesser Known Myths takes the interestingly-clad heroine on an epic journey from Cnossos, the capital of the Minoan Civilization, through some perils you might know, and others you've never heard of until now, all the way to the Land of Beyond, as Maera struggles to save her people, outwit the gods, and have a rollicking good time to boot. The illustrations by Teri Santitoro and award-winning Janis Marshall make this an attraction you won't want to miss.
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Masque of Dreams by Bruce Boston {Bruce Boston}
Oversized hardcover, Wildside Press, 2001, 258 pages, ISBN 1-58715-273-8
A best-of fiction collection -- six novelettes, seventeen short stories -- covering more than twenty-five years of publishing, along with fifteen of Boston’s best poems from the 1990s.
“...collects nearly two dozen brilliant stories, ranging across all emotional and narrative terrains.” --Paul Di Filippo, The Washington Post
"It is rare to find a writer capable of writing both prose and poetry with equal skill, and in the SF/F/H genres there is no greater practitioner of that combination than Bruce Boston....The stories have in common Boston's well-trained poet's eye for detail, his beautifully crafted language, and his unfailing compassion for his characters...sure to leave readers dazzled by the depth and range of his talents."" --Tim Pratt, Locus
Copies signed by author on request.
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Meat Puppet Cabaret by Steve Beard {Raw Dog Screaming Press}
Meat Puppet Cabaret is a dark fantasy novel that restores the perverse sex, bad drugs and violent rock 'n' roll to contemporary folklore. It starts from a weird idea: what if Jack the Ripper were a demon summoned by the black magician John Dee to steal Princess Diana's baby Allegra from the scene of the car crash in Paris? What if Allegra were hidden in a children's home in East London, but then 14 years later escaped?
The novel follows Allegra's adventures as she quests to discover her true identity in a nightmare alternate England. She encounters King Charles in orbital exile, Stalinist bioplasma engineer Natasha Supanova, the conspiratorial Osiris Club, drug alchemist Eddie Boy Krishna, ex-DJ and reality TV showman Mark 23 and gangland queens the Karma Twins along the way before finally confronting John Dee in his hideout beneath Parliament Hill on Hampstead Heath.
This is a novel that takes the legacy of H. P. Lovecraft and updates it for a mediamatic technopagan world.
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Morpheus Tales {Morpheus Tales}

Issue 2
ISSN 1757-5419
Editorial Page 1
MOVIE QUEEN By J. M. Harris Page 3
Illustrated By Greg Caparell
WATCH OUT FOR FALLING PRICES By David M. Fitzpatrick Page 8
Illustrated By Ash Arceneaux
DIDN’T REMIND ME By Robert T. Canipe Page 14
Illustrated By Russ Root
Interview with Joseph McGee Page 17
PAPER WASP AND CHOCOLATE RABBITS By Mari Mitchell Page 21
Illustrated By Jasper Smithers
CICADAS By Nickolas Cook Page 26
Illustrated By Jeff “Ledge” Eisen
END OF THE LINE By C. S. Johnson Page 32
Illustrated By Chris Heady
Interview with Jason Beam Page 37
BLOODY KISSES: TRAGEDY By Christian McPhate Page 43
SHE NEEDS A CAT By Kavita Kamal Parthi Page 46
Illustrated By matlocktheartist
ALL PINK ON THE INSIDE By Steven Lee Climer Page 51
Illustrated By Gareth Partington
THE TALE OF GERROTH THE DAMNED By Bill Ward Page 56
Illustrated By Mike Wooley
Reviews Page 58
Cover By Jason Beam

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Issue 1
Morpheus Tales #1, Magazine of Horror, Fantasy and Science Fiction, featuring 56 pages of excellent fiction, artwork and reviews. #1 includes an interview with the author of Meat, Joseph D'Lacey.
UNDER THE BRIDGE By Wayne Summers Page 3
Illustrated By Russ Rock
AVARICE By Mark C. Frankel Page 9
THE WITCH QUEEN’S TOWER By Bill Ward Page 12
Illustrated By Kari-Ann Anderson
INSTANT MESSAGE By C. S. Johnson Page 16
Illustration By Ash Arceneaux
Interview with Joseph D’Lacey Page 21
PRISTINE By Vic Fortezza Page 25
HE SAID SOMETHING By Todd Austin Hunt Page 29
Illustrated By Jeff 'Ledge' Eisen
PATERNAL INSTINCTS By David M. Fitzpatrick Page 33
Illustrated By Greg Caparell
THE SLIDING By Kevin Lucia Page 39
Illustration by Matlock The Artist
THE DARKEST OF WATERS By Tommy B. Smith Page 44
Illustrations By Mike Wooley
A MOST UNFORTUNATE GAFFE By Aaron A. Polson Page 49
Reviews Page 53
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Mr. Graves by s.c. virtes
A short film written by Scott Virtes. A paranoid fantasy. Jim Graves has cut himself off from the world, and he knows his days are numbered. It's just a matter of time before that fateful knock on the door. In the background there is a massive blackout on the news, and Jim knows he will be blamed for it somehow ...
Running time: 10 minutes. Extra features: fictional audio newscasts that make up the soundtrack of his world.
Rating: No bad language (ok - there's one "Dammit"), brief gun play.
Trailer: http://theactorsplayground.com/mpg/mrgraves-trailer.mpg
Format: DVD-R video.
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Mythic Delirium {Mythic Delirium Books}

Mythic Delirium is a biannual journal that for nine years has published science fiction, fantasy, horror, surreal and cross-genre poetry. We select poems that demonstrate ambition, that cast new light on genre tropes, that introduce readers to the legends of other cultures, that re-evaluate the myths of old from a modern perspective, that twist reality in unexpected ways.

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Issue 18
Our 18th issue features new poetry from Jeannine Hall Gailey, Sonya Taaffe, Gene van Troyer, Gemma Files and many others.
Contents
Sure, Beauty Sleeps • Jeannine Hall Gailey • 3
February Etching • Stephen Malin • 5
Hohokam Time Travel • Gary Every • 8
An Italian-American in Hell • Greg Moglia • 10
Mao on the Hill • Francesca Forrest • 11
Unbegotten • Noel Sloboda • 12
All in a Row • Jacqueline West • 13
Awaré for the Woman who Disappears in Silence • Jeannine Hall Gailey • 15
Eggshells • Jacqueline West • 16
Eurydike in New England • Sonya Taaffe • 17
The Send-Off • C. A. Gardner • 18
Furious • Marcie Lynn Tentchoff • 19
(You Are Here) You Are Often Replaced • Gene van Troyer • 20
"Scientists Discover Singing Iceberg in Antarctica" • Michael Meyerhofer • 21
Tortoise vs. H.A.R.E. • Robert Borski • 22
Mrs. Margery Lovett, Her Book • Gemma Files • 24
Skeleton in the Closet • K.S. Hardy • 26
Outer Planet • F.J. Bergmann • 27
All That Jazz Going On Upstairs • Sonya Taaffe • 28
Interior art by Daniel Trout, 4;
Don Eaves and Terrence Mollendor, 8, 26;
Paula Friedlander, 14; Bob Snare, 23
Cover art and design by Tim Mullins
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Not One Of Us {Not One of Us}

Not One of Us is about people (or things) out of place in their surroundings, outsiders, social misfits, aliens in the sf sense—anyone excluded from society for whatever the reason. We want to explore “otherness” from every possible angle: horror, SF, fantasy, whatever.

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Issue 40
Waiting or Leaving issue
Stories
Caitlín R. Kiernan: Flotsam
Amanda Downum: Pinion
Shane Nelson: One Man Home
Patricia Russo: Charlie
Jennifer Rachel Baumer: Tales of Eaglesnest
Erik Amundsen: Blue Vervain Murder Ballad #2: Jack of Diamonds
Poems
Sonya Taaffe: Cold Spring Calling-On
Karen R. Porter: The Eyes However
David C. Kopaska-Merkel: Foreign Exchange Student
J.J. Steinfeld: The Assassin’s Morning
Danny Adams: The Middle Hours
Marcie Lynn Tentchoff: On Waking
Gemma Files: Song of the Mother
Kent Kruse: No Blues Sadder Than This
Art:
Dale Rhodes (cover), John Stanton

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Issue 39
Animal issue
Stories
Amanda Downum: Ghostlight
Erik Amundsen: Laohu
Patricia Russo: The Dogs Are Alone Upstairs
Martha J. Allard: Phase
Michael Kelly: Like a Gift from the Ocean
Gemma Files: Drone
Poems
Erin Hoffman: Theoria
Deborah R. Kolodji: Yellowstone Prowl
sc virtes: supernobody
Sonya Taaffe: Lupercal
Danny Adams: Last Transmission from the Parallelity Castaway
Cassandra Phillips-Sears: The Last Yangtze River Dolphin
J.C. Runolfson: American Mermaid
K.S. Hardy: The Book of Worms
Erzebet YellowBoy: The Result of Your Research
Art:
HE Fassl (cover), John Stanton
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Issue 38
The Fox, the Moon, and Other Shapes issue
Stories
Sonya Taaffe: Bones and Bitters
Jeremy Wexler: Sweet Spot, or The Antigone of the Wykigill Mining Station
Patricia Russo: Pigeon, Water, Blue
Loren Rhoads: The Fox and the Foreigner
Ian Rogers: Relaxed Best
Poems
Jennifer Crow: Queen of Lepers
JoSelle Vanderhooft: La Sirena
Karen R. Porter: Fear of Angels
K.S. Hardy: Killing Your Shadow
Kent Kruse: An Autumn Breeze
Cathy Buburuz: Exposed
Erin Hoffman: The Substitute
Sonya Taaffe: Critical
Art:
HE Fassl (cover), John Stanton, Charles S. Fallis and Cathy Buburuz
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Issue 37
Comrades issue
Stories
Patricia Russo: No Good Deed
Amanda Downum: Ebb
Brian Worley: Smother
Chris Bell: The Locum, Yellow Rose
Joshua Reynolds: Just an Old-Fashioned Love Song
Poems
Danny Adams: Cydonia River
Elizabeth Barrette: A Chrome Attic
David C. Kopaska-Merkel: The Open-Faced Sandwich
Jennifer Crow: Grave statue of an unknown baboon-headed god, c. 300 B.C.
Karen R. Porter: Sticks
Samantha Henderson: Your First Time
Sonya Taaffe: Kameraden Obscure: A Retrospective
Featured Artist:
John Stanton
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Issue 36
Twentieth-anniversary issue
Stories
Tyree Campbell: Skellig
Patricia Russo: Lemon Filled
Sonya Taaffe: Venefica
Jennifer Rachel Baumer: Fishing Line, Feathers and Waffles
Terry Black: That Sudden Stop
Erzebet YellowBoy: A Remedy for Sorrow
Poems
Sonya Taaffe: Ogygia
Elizabeth Barrette: The Worm in the Core
Karen R. Porter: The Visitor
K.S. Hardy: Visions of Space
Kent Kruse: The American Dream
JoSelle Vanderhooft: Emilia and Iago
Sonya Taaffe: Of Chasing After Yesterdays
Art:
HE Fassl (cover), Augie Wiedemann, John Stanton
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Issue 35
Threshold issue
Stories
Sonya Taaffe: Chez Vous Soon
Patricia Russo: The Cats
Brent Knowles: The End of the Road
Danny Adams: Hermetically Sealed
James Cooper: Shelley
Poems
Jennifer Crow: A House-Ghost
Jacqueline West: Scarecrow
Elizabeth Barrette: The Selkie Thief
Kristine Ong Muslim: God
Karen R. Porter: The Taking Lady
Sonya Taaffe: Bendigeid Vran
Rich Ristow: False Prophet
Art:
HE Fassl (cover), Teresa Tunaley, Russell Dickerson
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Not One of Us Special Publications {Not One of Us}

Follow the Wounded One by Mike Allen
(July 2008)
A chapbook novelette by Mike Allen about the frightening adventures of a young man of Melungian heritage known to readers only by his Appalachian Trail name.
Art (cover): Paula Friedlander
Photo: Vickie Holt
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Home and Away
(January 2008)
Stories
Brad C. Hodson: The Perfect Jackson
Lisa A. Koosis: Waltz in E Minor
Chris Ward: Tube Riders
Neal Wilgus: Sweet Home Arizona
Patricia Russo: Why
Poems
Sonya Taaffe: January
Sonya Taaffe: The Second Ghost
Kent Kruse: Blackout
Marcie Lynn Tentchoff: Not Dealing Well
Gemma Files: The Dream of the Astronaut
s.c.virtes: Swirling Eyes
Art:
John Stanton (covers)
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Midrash
(February 2007)
Stories
Terry Black: Subduction
Lila Garrott: The Finland Woman:
Torger Vedeler: Ilium
Patricia Russo: Gravid
Paula R. Stiles: Morning Tea with a Mad Hatter
Poems
Sonya Taaffe: Perdidit Spolia
Kristine Ong Mulsim: The Third Stranger
Sonya Taaffe: Orpheus at the Bimah
K.S. Hardy: Ex-Teen Angel
Art:
John Stanton (cover), Augie Wiedemann
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Change
(February 2006)
Stories
Sonya Taaffe: Sea-Changes
Patricia Russo: Pennies
Kiel Stuart: Memory Isle
Laura Sanger Kelly: From the Garden
Poems
Elizabeth Barrette: Freak Show
Daniel C. Smith: That Virgin Rush
Mike Allen: Tithonus, on the Shore of Ocean
Patricia Russo: She Takes Up Distractions
Sonya Taaffe: Bloodlines
Art
Teresa Tunaley (cover), Mark Steensland
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Clarity
(February 2005)
Stories
Sonya Taaffe: Clarity
Jennifer Rachel Baumer: The Last Oracle
Josh Wagner: The Apnoeist
Patricia Russo: Yip
Todd Carpenter: Unplanned
Harrison Howe: Allergic Reaction
Sonya Taaffe: By Sunlight
Poems
Holly Day: A Little Bit of Redemption
Sonya Taaffe: The Language of Dead Flowers
Nancy Bennett: Hidden Beauty
Malcolm Morris: Lack
Karen R. Porter: a day before joe’s place collapsed
Art
Teresa Tunaley (cover), HE Fassl
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On the Other Side of the Eye by Bryan Thao Worra {Sam's Dot Publishing}
This is a collection of speculative poetry. Here's a glimpse of it, taken from the review by Edward Cox: ". . . the jewel of part II is 'Five Fragments,' which also forms the collection’s longest poem. Set at a war exhibition, this piece suggests that our reason for solving problems is so we can create room to make the same mistakes again. History is selective in the minds of humans, and like fads, we chose to scrutinise single instances when history is an ocean filled with identical droplets. Teaching and schooling amount to nothing when the execution of war becomes as fast and fleeting as the next computer upgrade. The world has become almost question-less, lost within its own apathy, and Worra makes us wonder where we go from here."
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Ossuary, a poetry collection by JoSelle Vanderhooft, based on art by Erzebet YellowBoy {Sam's Dot Publishing}
Ossuary is a poetic tribute to the bone panels, bone scrolls and other art of artist, writer and publisher Erzebet YellowBoy. The twenty-four poems in the collection center upon the themes of decay and transformation in much the same way YellowBoy's work does. Some draw upon world myth and fairy tale, from the dismembering of Osiris in "Osiris, Seed-Scattered" to the schemes of the Greek Fates in "The Moriae's Tools" to numerous permutations of "Sleeping Beauty," YellowBoy's favorite fairy tale which follow the heroine's descent through dreams and her numerous transformations in body, mind and soul.
Additionally Ossuary seeks to explore the natural world from which the artist draws inspiration – the season's cycles, nature's mystery and, of course, the inevitability of death and the transforming process of decay. In Ossuary, the reader will find such things as the wizened beauty of an old woman tending her garden, descents through the grave's loamy underworld, and the phoenix-like bursting of a bush into flame.
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Panic edited by L.A. Story Houry {Sam's Dot Publishing}
Panic is a magazine-format anthology of stories about ordinary people caught up in terrifying situations, and who do things they never expected to do in order to get out of them. Each story has a twist, liberally seasoned with the unexpected, and each contains an element of the fantastic or supernatural. Panic also contains dark, theme-appropriate poetry, and mood-setting illustrations by Marcia Borell.
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Paradox {Paradox}

Each issue of Paradox features an abundance of short historical fiction, as well as fantasy, science fiction, and horror with historical themes—e.g., alternate history, myth, time travel, Arthuriana. The magazine also includes interviews with best-selling historical novelists, essays on topics in history and literature, reviews of current historical fiction books and films, and more!

Two Year Subscription (4 issues)
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Issue 12
FICTION
Strange Fruit – A.C. Wise
The Deaths of Christopher Marlowe – Marie Brennan
Señor Hedor – Nick Wolven
Plastromancer – David Sakmyster
Tucker Teaches the Clockies to Copulate – David Erik Nelson
POETRY
Sparta, In Decline – Darrell Schweitzer
Retroact – F.J. Bergmann
Merlin – Rachael Pruitt
Going Out – John Thomas Clark
Rewriting History – F.J. Bergmann
INDEX to Issues One through Twelve, 2003-2008
ARTWORK
Giuseppe Signorini (cover), Aubrey Beardsley, Marie-Guillemine Benoist, Edouard Poppig, Chris Whitlow
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Issue 11
FICTION
The Wizard of Macatawa – Tom Doyle
In a Byzantine Garden – Darrell Schweitzer
I Read the News Today, Oh Boy... – Richard Mueller
The Angel of Marye's Heights – Michael Livingston
Love, Blood and Octli – T. L. Morganfield
Fort Bliss – J. Kenneth Sargeant
Letters on Natural Magic – Matthew Kirby
POETRY
In The Roman Forum (A.D. 500) – Darrell Schweitzer
The Triumph of Aurelian (A.D. 275) – Darrell Schweitzer
ARTWORK
Louis Welden Hawkins (cover), Eugène Bidau, Currier & Ives, David Martin, Jim Ordolis, Joseph Friedrich Freiherr von Racknitz, Stephanie Rodriguez, Karl Gottlieb von Windisch
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Issue 10
Amante Dorée -- Sarah Monette
After the Circus -- Danny Adams
The Qualities of a Monarch -- C. Kevin Barrett
Marathon -- Bruce Durham
The Duke of Bedford Prays for His Brother's Soul -- Anne Sheldon
The Luck of the Irish -- Brian K. Crawford
Somewhere, Sometime on the Nile -- Stephanie Dray
POETRY
Road at Nightfall -- Jeremy L. Goldberg
Julian's Persian Expedition -- Darrell Schweitzer
Asterion -- Eileen Kernaghan
Guinevere -- M. Frost
ARTWORK
Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema (cover), Eleanor Brickdale, Gustave Doré, Fitz Hugh Lane, Gustave Moreau, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, G. Vertue, and historical photos and lithographs
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Issue 9
FICTION
A Storm Over Cumorah -- Richard Mueller
Kitsune -- Adam Stemple
The Last Race -- Gene Spears
Proserpina's Curse -- Lisa Jensen
The Archer of the Sun and the Lady of the Moon -- Eugie Foster
The Mouse and the Buzzer -- Tom Brennan
Tea for Three -- Ernesto Brosa
The Meteor of the War -- Andrew Tisbert
POETRY
Fife Map -- Jane Yolen
The Tyrant Phocas (A.D. 602) -- Darrell Schweitzer
Chernobyl -- Lee Clark Zumpe
No Friend to Mankind -- Darrell Schweitzer
INTERVIEW
Connie Willis
ARTWORK
Howard Pyle (cover), Ellen Datlow, W.S. Hartshorn, Alex McVey, Vasco, Chris Whitlow, Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, Jesse Young
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Issue 8
FICTION
Power Play -- Jack Whyte
O, Pioneer -- Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff
Draw Thy Breath in Pain -- Carrie Vaughn
Cassandra's Cargo -- D.J. Cockburn
Forty Shades of Gray -- Tom Welch
Anezka -- Bruce Durham
NONFICTION
The Sidewise Award Winners: A Retrospective -- Greg Beatty
POETRY
Lies -- Jane Yolen
Reflections of Lucrezia Borgia -- Jeremy L. Goldberg
Cannoneer -- Michael Hanson
War Memorial: Edinburgh -- Jane Yolen
A Byzantine Emperor Going Into Exile -- Darrell Schweitzer
INTERVIEW
Darrell Schweitzer
ARTWORK
J.M.W. Turner (cover), Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, Cornelis Ketel, Alex McVey, Billy Tackett, plus19th-century lithograph
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Issue 7
FICTION
The Gods of Green and Gray -- Paul Finch
A Monument More Lasting Than Brass -- Steven Mohan, Jr.
A Tear Like a Rainbow -- Meredith Simmons
The Avowing of Sir Kay -- Cherith Baldry
The Tiger Fortune Princess -- Eugie Foster
A Taste of Ashes -- Ilsa J. Bick
A Hand in the Stream -- Darron T. Moore
NONFICTION
Beyond the Barbarian: History in the Works of Robert E. Howard -- Patrice Louinet
POETRY
The Greatness of Scipio Aemilianus -- Darrell Schweitzer
Prayer of Antigone -- Angelo Sphere
ARTWORK
Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema (cover), Arthur Davis Broughton, Roxell Edward Karr, Allen Koszowski, Jim Ordolis, Howard Pyle, Jeff Ward, Wu Guxiang
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Issue 6
FICTION
The Three Truths -- Adam Stemple
Osiris Rising -- Resa Nelson
For You, Lili Marlene -- Rita Oakes
The Alternate History of Arthur Eisen -- Matthew S. Rotundo
Tiger Heart Wrapp'd in a Woman's Hide -- Karen L. Abrahamson
Milk in a Silver Cup -- Meredith Simmons
Isandhlwana At Dawn -- Clyde E. Miller
Lady of the Birds -- Beverly Suarez-Beard
POETRY
The Heroism of Ecdicius -- Darrell Schweitzer
Antioch, A.D. 637 -- Darrell Schweitzer
Yesterday's Heroes -- Jeremy L. Goldberg
A Ghastly Industry -- Lee Clark Zumpe
INTERVIEW
Bernard Cornwell
ARTWORK
Utagawa Kunitoshi (cover), William Bouguereau, Tani Buncho, Roxell Edward Karr, Jim Ordolis, David Roberts, Marge Simon, Chris Whitlow
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Issue 5
FICTION
The Ill-Fated Crusade -- Charles Coleman Finlay
The Wailing on the Water -- Paul Finch
Servant of Iblis -- Howard Andrew Jones
Restoration -- David J. Sakmyster
The Moon Shone on My Slumbers -- C. Mitchell O’Neal
1923 -- C. Kevin Barrett
Cleopatra’s Needle -- Karen L. Kobylarz
NON FICTION
Folklore to Film—An Adventure in Adaptation: A Conversation with Tony Grisoni -- Cailin M. Harrison
Archiving History: The Spanish Civil War and the Abraham Lincoln Brigade --
Christopher M. Cevasco
POETRY
Indian Re-Education -- John E. Smelcer
Cowboys & Indians -- John E. Smelcer
American Dreams -- John E. Smelcer
The Book of Genesis, Revised for American Indian History -- John E. Smelcer
INTERVIEW
Karen Essex
ARTWORK
Jean-Léon Gérôme (cover), Arthur Davis Broughton, Edward S. Curtis, David Daniel, Rudolf Ernst, John William Godward, Alex McVey, John Pettie, Jeff Ward
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Issue 3
FICTION
Escape Hatch -- Brenda W. Clough
The Savage Infant -- Sarah Prineas
Wings -- Sarah A. Hoyt
And Yet It Moves -- Kenneth B. Chiacchia
The Fighters -- Steve Vance
Perhaps a Goddess -- Colin P. Davies
The Harp That Sang -- Jennifer Barlow
NON FICTION
Harold Lamb: Master of Adventure -- Howard Andrew Jones
Baghdad's Batteries: An Ancient Mystery -- Sean McLachlan
POETRY
temple -- Karen R. Porter
Warriors of the Broken Seal -- Elizabeth Barrette
INTERVIEW
Piers Anthony
ARTWORK
Maxfield Parrish (cover), George Bellows, GAK, Galileo Galilei, Roxell Edward Karr, Bob Libby, Alain Valet, plus World War I photography
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Issue 2
FICTION
Sacrifice -- James Van Pelt
An Endless Array of Broken Men -- Edison McDaniels II
The Stones of Stupidity and Deceit -- Greg Beatty
Study of the Regular Division of a Plane With Reptiles -- Kevin James Kage
The Coming of Merlin -- Douglas W. Clark
Paradise Lost -- Drew Karpyshyn
Long Pilgrimage Home -- Jeff Crook
NON FICTION
The Search for Kostroma -- Elizabeth Kristofovich Zelensky
POETRY
Philon from Ithaka, Theas’s Son -- Sonya Taaffe
Legend Rises -- Karen R. Porter
Passing Time With Argo and Emmerheim -- Lucy A.E. Ward
INTERVIEW
Stanley C. Sargent
ARTWORK
Heironymus Bosch (Cover), M.C. Escher, Roxell Edward Karr, William R. Stolpin, Chris Whitlow, Michael Yatskar
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Issue 1
FICTION
The Power of Prayer -- Brian Stableford
Icarus, His Father, and the Giant, Green, Tentacled Thing That Fell From the Sky -- Robert J. Santa
The Chalk Giant -- Ian Creasey
By Bayonet and Brush -- Rita Oakes
The Day They Killed Ceaucescu: A Memory of Ehrich Czorny, Age 9 -- Brandon
Alspaugh
The Mnemosyne Deviation -- James C. Stewart
Grail Knight -- Wendy A. Shaffer
Golgotha -- Alan Smale
NON FICTION
Models of History in Science Fiction -- Greg Beatty
POETRY
Quarry Blossom -- Lucy A.E. Ward
In Nischni Novgorod -- Lucy A.E. Ward
The Samurai Sword -- Wesley Lambert
INTERVIEW
Kevin Baker
ARTWORK
Gustav Doré (Cover), GAK, Francisco Goya, Rob Katkowski, Bob Libby, Wm. Michael Mott, Sharon Tanhueco, Alain Valet, Chris Whitlow
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Passion Fruit and other Loops by L. A. Story Houry {Sam's Dot Publishing}
Fantasy poetry that runs the gamut of emotions, from a candlelit dinner at the edge of the universe to a declaration of emotional independence. Story Houry plays pinball with passions and sometimes hits "tilt," but she always strikes a chord of longing...and of hope. Delicately illustrated by Marcia Borell, Michael Connolly, and Courtenay Pogue.
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Phasing by 7ARS {Sam's Dot Publishing}
PHASING is an odyssey of art that takes you from the very beginning, and Santitoro's initial efforts with horses and angst, to the superb illustrations she does today that capture emotion, mood, and atmosphere like no other contemporary illustrator. You'll see the ragged street girl of "Help Wanted" become the immigrant waif in the holds of the ship for "Steerage," a poem in Karen Romanko's Stoker-recommended chapbook, Raven's Runes. And you'll see how Santitoro's minimalist poetry skills carry over into her art. With just a glimpse of legs and ankles, with just a pair of bound wrists, she conveys a vibrant sensuality in freeze-frame moments of sizzling emotions, as in "Allusions" and "Bigfoot's Love Slave." And she takes on various taboos in "Date With A Droid" and "Young Love."
Includes 8 color interior illustrations
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The Poet by James B. Baker (novel) {Nomadic Delirium Press}
Max checked out of reality fifty years ago. When he comes back, he finds himself to be a bum dressed like a priets. He also finds himself to be the only potent man in an otherwise impotent America.
Max eventually reaches the west coast where he finds himself the host of an hour long TV show watched by billions. His adoring fans begin to call him The Poet, and they see him as the savior of the world.
Joined by his triplet lovers, Max sets out to change the world; a world that is more than a little resistant to his efforts. Smothered by his adoring fans and dogged by men intent on killing him, Max's multiple personalities fight their own battle in his mind, and no one is ever sure who will win.
(Warning: Contains sexual content that some readers may find offensive.)
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Poetry Red-Shifted In The Eyes Of A Dragon by Kendall Evans {Spec House of Poetry}
Illustrations by Cathy Buburuz
Introduction by Deborah P. Kolodji
The debut chapbook from Kendall Evans, winner of the 2006 Rhysling Award for Long Form Poetry (with David C. Kopaska-Merkel). Four new poems, along with poems previously published in the genre's top publications.
First Regular Edition Pressing, 100 Copies.
Reviews:
"Kendall Evans is one of speculative poetry's most audacious experimenters."
--Mike Allen, Editor of Mythic Delerium
Evans speaks the language of the fantastic, from astral imagery to myth, and beyond. From the subtle “Binary” (‘entangle your spirits flesh with mine/ in spider-veined nebulae/ of deepest space and time’), to the resounding “Beatrice, Cockatrice”, (‘Beatrice, your cold eyes stone me’), Evans makes his poems sing. Long or short, he crafts each poem skillfully, often with a touch of magic. Superbly recommended.
--Marge Simon, Author of Like Birds in the Rain
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Portals {Sam's Dot Publishing}
Portals is an anthology of the best stories and poems from the first year of the online zine "Kisses for Kids" plus all-new stories and poems. Portals is llustrated by Marcia Borell, Sarah Zama, Courtenay Pogue, and Jennifer Cawthorne, and features work by Sarah Guidry, Darcie DeAngelo, Karen A. Romanko, and Stephen D. Rogers, among others.
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The Puppets of Low Magic by Lorraine Pinelli Brown {Sam's Dot Publishing}
The late 17th/early 18th centuries marked a time of awakening, with the birth of institutions of higher learning, yet the most enlightened of that time spent their cognitive brilliance debating how many angels could fit upon the head of a pin. Satan was ubiquitous, and he was known to have appeared in many forms. He was thought forever present on the earth, a wolf amongst God's holy sheep; watching, waiting for his chance to corrupt the faithful. Temptation loomed— witchcraft was actually practiced— and good men prayed hard for deliverance from Beelzebub and his foul minions.
Rachel Mapes is a Puritan woman who, upon accident of birth, receives an IQ of 160. She has a level of understanding that would take others years of book-learning to achieve. She is able to make connections where it would seem no connection was possible. She possesses strong powers of intuition. And she has to hide her special abilities . . . or be burned at the stake.
But what if she really is a witch . . . ?
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Psychoentropy by Julie Shiel {Sam's Dot Publishing}
Shiel's writing is composed of fragments of the soul, inspired by experiences or feelings. This collection covers a range of dark emotion and aberrant thought. Collected, they create a cohesive picture of erosion and disorder. They tell a story. Psychoentropy, Shiel's second collection, is illustrated by Marcia Borell and 7ARS.
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Raven's Runes by Karen A. Romanko {Sam's Dot Publishing}
Raven's Runes is an illustrated collection of speculative poetry that derives some of its themes and visions from the mythic and female archetypes in haunting and intense language and imagery. From the abyss of steerage travel for the indigent to the heroic Phoenix poems, this collection takes the reader through the mind of one of the finest contemporary poets. Raven's Runes is boldly and tenderly illustrated by 7ARS and Sandy DeLuca.
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The Ruined City by David Kopaska-Merkel {Dreams and Nightmares}
The Ruined City, a signed and numbered chapbook (100 copies) of poetry by David C. Kopaska-Merkel, was published in 2003. The chapbook contains 10 brooding poems (two not available elsewhere) and a cover illustration by GAK. Most of the poems in this book are about relationships, ranging from "burnt offering," a steamy examination of the underbelly of romance between immortals, to "this morning," a morbid love poem, to "I don't know what you're having," about a werewolf in a dysfunctional relationship. If you are contemplating a relationship with a supernatural being, this book can help.
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Scifaikuest {Sam's Dot Publishing}

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.

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Issue 22
Featured poet for this issue is Shelly Bryant, currently of Singapore. Includes articles by David C. Kopaska-Merkel and Joshua Gage. Also features Todd Hanks, Tom Galusha, William Landis, John Grey, Robin Mayhall, Chris Burdette, Tom Conally, Brian G. Ross, John di Rosa, John Dunphy, and many more.

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Issue 21
6th Anniversary Issue
Featured Poet: Tyree Campbell
Article: Theft from the Masters, by Joshua Gage
plus Greg Schwartz, Guy Belleranti, M. Frost, s.c. virtes, Susan Palmer, assu, Robin Mayhall, Shelly Bryant, Marsheila Rockwell, Deborah P. Kolodji, and many more.
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Issue 20
Featured poet is J. E. Stanley. This issue includes work by Tim Jamieson, Sarah Wagner, Richard H. Fay, John J. Dunphy, Anthony Bernstein, and many more!
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Issue 19
The February 2008 Scifaikuest features cover art by Lawrence Hollien, and an article titled "Introduction to Cinquains" by Joshua Gage, who also is the featured poet for this issue. Scifaikuest includes scifaiku, tanka, haibun, and other minimalist forms, by familiar faces and some new ones, such as Francesca Forrest and Fong Hum, Rena Sherwood, Danny Strack, Mark Earls, Richard H. Fay, Luke Richer, Dorine Ratulangie, Phillip A. Ellis, Dixie Johe, F.J. Bergmann and Benjamin Norman Pierce.
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Issue 18
Featured Article: Haiku as an Ideal Medium for Horror, by Joshua Gage. Featured Scifaijin: Stephen M. Wilson. Plus Carl Brennan, Joanne Morcom, John J. Dunphy, and many more!
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Issue 17
Featured poet is Stephen M. Wilson. Includes a review of oino sakai's "Ancient Skies" by Deborah Kolodji. Plus scifaiku and tanka and haibun by all the usual suspects plus several fresh faces. This issue of Scifaikuest is a perfect-bound book.
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Issue 16
Featured Poet: Andrea Gradidge
Includes: Rhyme In Haiku by J. Bruce Fuller
plus poetry by Meg Swanton, Eric Berg, Francis W. Alexander, Justin Bohardt, Scott Lyerly, Guy Belleranti, Deborah Kolodji, Robin Mayhall, M. Frost, Kendall Evans, and more.
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Issue 15
Featured Poet is Deborah P. Kolodji. The issue features work by Vladislav Vassiliev, J. Bruce Fuller, Drew Morse, Lisa Bradley, Stephen M. Wilson, Jim Applegate, Tom Galusha, Abby Brennan, Irving, and more!
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