-This book contains some adult language and content- The world of the Fae is full of secrets and hidden things. It is a world of darkness and light, sensuality and fear. Step through the veil and take a peek at ten Fae in stories by ten authors.

Fae Wings and Hidden Things: A Wolf Pack Publishing Anthology

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Boekestein, Jaap

Blake, Stephen

Brown, Deborah

Crist, Vonnie Winslow

GOMEL, ELANA

Blackwood, Angel

Calry, Layne

Rochelle, Warren

McColley, John A.

Long, Cynthia June

Fantasy

Wolf Pack Publishing

Second issue of FUTURE SF features nine stories by ten authors from six different countries totaling over 50,000 words of original fiction. From the time of the dinosaurs to the heat death of the universe, from thinking and feeling androids to human consciousness spanning multiple bodies, from cats on the Moon to alien salad dressing that makes plastic digestible and delicious, these tales have something for everyone.Table of contents:"Tideline Treasures, or Growing Up Along the Mile-High Dyke" by Tais Teng and Jaap Boekestein"The Roost of Ash and Fire" by David Walton"The Lord of Rivers" by Wanxiang Fengnian (translated by Nathan Faries)"No Body Enough" by Dantzel Cherry"An Actual Fish" by Natalia Theodoridou"The Peculiar Gravity of Home" by Beth Cato"The Zest for Life" by N. R. M. Roshak"The Token" by Mike Resnick"To Save a Human" by Svyatoslav Loginov (translated by Max Hrabrov)

Future Science Fiction Digest Issue 2

Literature & Fiction

Roshak, N. R. M.

Cato, Beth

Resnick, Mike

Shvartsman, Alex

Walton, David

Teng, Tais

Theodoridou, Natalia

Cherry, Dantzel

Loginov, Svyatoslav

Short Stories & Anthologies

Independently published

The best in Short Mystery Fiction Mystery Weekly is a monthly mystery magazine that presents crime and mystery short stories by some of the world's best established and emerging mystery writers. The original stories selected for each issue include noir, cozy, hardboiled, locked room, comic, and historical mysteries--plus occasional genre-busting stories that lean toward speculative or literary fiction. However you classify them, all of our stories feature strong writing and unsurpassed entertainment value. In this issue... Our October issue has a Sherlock Holmes theme, but you’ll find some non-Sherlock mysteries and a few non-fiction pieces too, including a great introduction by Sherlock expert Vincent W. Wright. The story featured on our cover is "The Adventure Of The Missing Princess," by Michael Mallory. It begins when a colleague of Watson’s visits him at his surgery with a story about a missing princess and the Elephant Man. Holmes makes his appearance in typical dramatic fashion, and quickly connects the dots, leaving the reader wondering how they'd missed the obvious clues. This story is followed by "The Case of the Masticated Hand," by Jaap Boekestein and Roelof Goudriaan, a supernatural mystery involving the hand of a mummy that's delivered to Holmes in a parcel. Then, in "The Mystery of the Bee’s Egg," by Eric Cline, Sherlock investigates how a man’s death is connected to the construction of a foredoomed mile-long bridge. Not only is this story filled with fascinating details, but it’s masterfully written and has an entertaining plot. This issue also contains a nice mix of non-Sherlockian mysteries. Martin Hill Ortiz returns with "The Pit Of Hell", another story featuring a retired illusionist who is called upon to solve baffling crimes. This is a locked-room mystery, but the question is how an escape artist vanished from a full body cast in his hospital bed. "Your Turn" is a gritty crime story about a couple who work their cons out of a cheap motel, and author Dan DeVoto sweeps us into the dustbin right along with them through vivid writing and characterization. And Karl Lykken gives us a story of actuaries who keep a dead pool, called "Unacceptable Risk." Finally, there is "Acid Test", from Allen Lang, a heart-pounding story about an amateur scientist who tries to create ghosts in his basement laboratory. Mystery Weekly Magazine published the best in short crime fiction every month!

Mystery Weekly Magazine: October 2016: Sherlock Holmes Double Issue (Mystery Weekly Magazine Issues)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mallory, Michael

Harris, Bruce

Cline, Eric

Wright, Vincent W.

Ortiz, Martin Hill

Lang, Allen

Lykken, Karl

Goudriaan, Roelof

DeVoto, Dan

Mystery

Double Feature Magazine is a monthly magazine of science fiction and horror featuring amazing short stories by diverse, talented authors from around the world. Edited by JC Michaels and Gari Seldom.

Double Feature Magazine: Science Fiction & Horror

Day, Nicholas

Obermeyer, Fredrick

Day, David L.

Sherer, Mike

Michaels, JC

Wilmot, Andrew

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Clockwork Wonderland contains stories from authors that see Wonderland as a place of horror where anything can happen and time runs amok. In this book you’ll find tales of murderous clockworks, insane creations, serial killers, zombies, and a blood thirsty jabberclocky. Prepare to see Wonderland as a place where all your worst nightmares come true. You may never look at classic children’s literature the same way again.

Clockwork Wonderland

Rich, Emerian

Barany, Ezra

Saulson, Sumiko

Roulo, H.E.

Wallis, K.L.

Roger, Michele

Pyne, James

Megargee, Jeremy

McGuire, N.

Genre Fiction

Review\n"I had a (shotgun) blast reading this collection..."—Justin Lewis, Journey into Horror\n"The ladies of Violent Vixens... are juggernauts of vengeance and survival, delivering delicious destruction and leaving few survivors in their wake..."—Rebecca Rowland, Ginger Nuts of Horror\nFifteen tales of grindhouse action and horror!\nA desert roadhouse becomes the place of ultimate survival as a young couple retaliates against its spiraling web of lost memories. A cursed board game waits patiently in a midnight attic for the only girl to ever escape its deadly ending. A no-nonsense veterinarian uses the tools of her trade to seek bloody vengeance on those who wronged her.\nAnd many more stories...\nFeaturing works by: Gwendolyn Kiste, Rob E. Boley, Sarah Read, Scotty Milder, Sophie Leah, Paul Magnan, S.K. Campbell, Matt Neil Hill, Adrian Ludens, Mark Wheaton, Buck Weiss, S.R. Miller, Nik Patrick, Shannon Brady, Jaap Boekestein. Compiled and edited by Aric Sundquist. Cover artwork by Mikio Murakami.

Violent Vixens: An Homage to Grindhouse Horror

Read, Sarah

Ludens, Adrian

Wheaton, Mark

Kiste, Gwendolyn

Milder, Scotty

Boley, Rob E.

Sundquist, Aric

Miller, S.R.

Leah, Sophie

Dark Peninsula Press

WOMEN OF MAGIC, INTRIGUE & MYSTIQUE: Some are motivated by the need to help their fellow beings, others by the pursuit of power, wealth, or revenge. Here are thirteen stories about women of magic, intrigue, and mystique. Compiled by the editor of the pulp fantasy and horror anthology EXTERUS, this collection will be sure to spark the imagination of anyone who prefers their fantasy to be deliciously clever, occasionally wicked, and always unconventional.FEATURING THE LITERARY TALENTS OF: Patricia S. Bowne, Corissa McClay, Dennis Mombauer, Victoria Knapp, Jude Fawley, Melody Jones, L.C. McKinnon, Saoirese Ross, G. Owen Wears, Jaap Boekestein, Sara L. Uckelman, Joshua Grosso, and Todd Sullivan

MÁGISSA

Jones, Melody

Wears, G. Owen

Knapp, Victoria

Todd Sullivan

Bowne, Patricia S.

Ross, Saoirse

Mombauer, Dennis

McClay, Corissa

McKinnon, L.C.

Jude Fawley

Sara L. Uckelman

Joshua Grosso

Award-Winning curator Nicole Petit presents the ginchiest look into the supernatural world of the 1950s. Between poodle skirts and white picket fences, there should be only one place to meet a monster: at the local drive-in. Captured by technicolor, these creatures of the night are banished by hanging up the speaker. But there are other forces at work in the night. The ghost of a wooden roller coaster haunts the theme park that tore it down. Hot-Rodders race a particularly hellish speed demon. An American P.I. in London braves the fog to find a man chasing lights in the sky. A small town boy detective takes on three impossible, eldritch cases. There's no telling what's out there, beyond the drive-in's screen. Sockhops &amp; Seances features stories by Kara Dennison, Sophie Iles, Jaap Boekestein, Richard Sheppard, James Dorr, Josh Reynolds, Joshua Wanisko, Jackson Kuhl, David M. Hoenig, M. Lopes da Silva, and Jon Black.

Sockhops and Seances

Reynolds, Josh

Hoenig, David M.

Dorr, James

Dennison, Kara

Petit, Nicole

Black, Jon

Iles, Sophie

Wanisko, Joshua

Silva, M. Lopes da

18thWall Productions

No two genres meld together quite so perfectly as HORROR and EROTICA. Perhaps it’s something about the sinful nature of lust combined with that most primal of human emotions—fear. Or maybe it’s the vulnerability of sex and nakedness that magnifies the terrors to come. Whatever it is, EROTIC HORROR makes for compelling fiction.Death’s Head Press brings you some of the best EROTIC HORROR the industry has to offer, including a new novelette by Monica J. O’Rourke and Wrath James White. So, whether you’re looking for a case of the chills or naughtier physical response, you’ve come to the right place. But be warned, this isn’t your grandma’s erotica, nor your grandma’s horror—no scenes are left unseen. Enjoy!

Obliquatur Voluptas

White, Wrath James

Marsden, Sommer

O'Rourke, Monica J.

CANNAVO, SARAH

Wagner, Jeremy

Brown, Dani

Milliron, Lucas

Press, Death’s Head

Erotica

Death's Head Press LLC

The World's Greatest Detective in the Realms of the Master of Science Fiction! Imagine Holmes trying to solve the case of an invisible man attacking London - matching wits with a traveler from out of time - tracking down a human/feline hybrid - using his deductive skills to help fight Martian and lunar invaders! These are just some of the stories included in Sherlock Holmes: Adventures in the Realms of H.G. Wells. This one-of-a-kind two volume anthology features traditional Sherlock Holmes stories blended with one or more tales from H.G. Wells including: • The War of the Worlds • The Island of Dr. Moreau • The First Men in the Moon • The Time Machine • The Invisible Man • The New Accelerator • The Man Who Could Work Miracles • The Country of the Blind • And many more!! Authors include Andrew Lane (Young Sherlock Holmes), Daniel D. Victor (The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Seventh Bullet), Derrick Belanger (Sherlock Holmes, The Adventure of the Peculiar Provenance), Benjamin Langley, Michael Wells, David Friend (The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories), William Campbell Powell (Expiration Day), John Linwood Grant (Occult Detective Quarterly), Megan M. Elmendorf, Steve Herczeg, Derek Nason, Michael Siverling (Midnight Investigations), Jaap Boekestein (Mystery Weekly Magazine), Richard Paolinelli (Escaping Infinity), GC Rosenquist (Sherlock Holmes and the Pearl of Death), Steve Poling (The Aristotelian), Katie Magnusson (The Adventures of Watts and Sherlock), Rohit Sawant (Down With the Fallen: A Post-Apocalyptic Horror Anthology), Emma Tonkin (Universal Enigma Anthology), and C. Edward Davis (The Voyage of the Lunar Schooner). Featuring forewords by Mark Levy, BSI in Volume 1 and Neil Cole (Adventures in Science Fiction: Sci-Fi Museum) in Volume 2.

Sherlock Holmes: Adventures in the Realms of H.G. Wells Volume 2

Davis, C Edward

LANE, ANDREW

Belanger, Derrick

Nason, Derek

Langley, Benjamin

Sawant, Rohit

Poling, Steve

Wells, Michael T.

Levy BSI, Mark

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