14 high school English class favorites reborn. 14 ’punk versions you’ll have to read to believe! As a Connecticut Yankee is drawn from her bleak future life into the past, will the love and purpose she finds endure? After the robot Tom Sawyer’s house burns down, will Aunt Polly be safe if she takes him in? When Beowulf’s diesel-mechanized force of mercenaries goes up against their strongest foe yet, will it survive the conflagration that threatens their entire world? What We’ve Unlearned: Classics Go Punk is the fourth book in the series of ’punk stories (steampunk, cyberpunk, dieselpunk and more) inspired by classic stories you likely read in high school English class. Original stories are by Hans Christian Andersen, Jane Austen, the Beowulf poet, Carlo Collodi, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Charles Dickens, Rudyard Kipling, Jack London, Christopher Marlowe, Lucy Maud Montgomery, Sir Walter Raleigh, and Mark Twain. All profits are to be donated to PAWS Lynwood, an animal shelter and wildlife rescue located in the Pacific Northwest. If you like a fresh take with a unique spin—including dirigibles, roaring diesel engines, and mechanical beings becoming alive—then you’ll love this anthology by Writerpunk Press. Unlock What We’ve Unlearned: Classics Go Punk to stray a bit from the beaten path and reexamine what you love about your favorite stories. With stories by: Jeffrey Cook, Carol Gyzander, Katherine Perkins, Lee French, Andrea Hintz, Anthony Stark, Nils Nisse Visser, J.S. Chlapowski, Jayelle King, Dorothy Goode, Rachel Brune, Michelle Cornwell-Jordan, Virginia Carraway Stark, Rachel Cherie, and Amber Michelle Cook.

What We've Unlearned: English Class Goes Punk (Writerpunk Project)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

COOK, Jeffrey

Brune, Rachel A.

Cornwell-Jordan, Michelle

Gyzander, Carol

Cook, Amber Michelle

Perkins, Katherine

Carraway Stark, Virginia

Goode, Dorothy

Cherie, Rachel

Stark, Anthony

Science Fiction

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Cold Run

Richard Keller wanted nothing more than to watch the world go by from his isolated home in Vermont. Life on the other hand had other plans. Kidnapped by his former employers, the covert government organization MONIKER. Richard is forced to suit up once more and use his supernatural abilities in an effort to save kidnapped victims.However, not all is as it seems with MONIKER and Richard is going to need all of his wits and strength if he is to return to some semblance of his normal life. The hunter is about to become the hunted.

Fantasy

Falstaff Books, LLC

A changeling binds a young girl to a mirror and takes her place...A salesman pursues closing a deal until it costs him everything...An ancient Duchess graciously invites you on a tour of her orangerie...This is the world of Crone Girls Press. Here, the shadows keep their secrets and the moon hides from deeds cast in her glow. In these pages, the Fae walk as human, the dead burn with their anger at the living, the creatures that live in the dark places of the wrong zip code creep out of the shadows and into the kitchen. Stories We Tell After Midnight is a collection of short horror fiction from established names in the genre as well as a number of debut authors.Table of ContentsWelcome by Rachel A. Brune"The Orangery" ~ Jane Hawley"L'appel du vide" ~ M. P. Giddings"In Memoriam" ~ Elizabeth Donald "Kitchen Spirits" ~ Nicholas Belardes"Mirrors" ~ J. Summerset"Gatekeepers" ~ Cristel Orrand"Enter the Wolf" ~ Adam N. Leonard"The Soul Within" ~ Jennifer Nestojko"Gobbl'uns" ~ Thea Brune"Have You Come To Let Me Out?" ~ Tina Riddle"It Has to Cool First" ~ Carol Gyzander"Creature From the Blue Lagoon" ~ Dexter Rowland"Uncle Charlie" ~ Christy Mann"Wrong Turn" ~ Adam Messer

Stories We Tell After Midnight

Literature & Fiction

Hawley, Jane

Giddings, M.P.

Donald, Elizabeth

Belardes, Nicholas

Mann, Christy

Orrand, Cristel

Leonard, Adam N.

Nestojko, Jennifer

Messer, Adam

Genre Fiction

Independently published

Clockwork fairies, arachnid mothers, the Carnival Ghost...The stories gathered here take the reader on a winding trip down a darkened road as the battery in your phone slowly dies. The threads of this collection weave a tale of wrong turns in the early morning hours, of faded photographs that don't quite fit one's memory, of dying monarchs and has-been superheroes.In these pages, you will find the eerie, the grim, and the lost souls that wander the gloom. These stories were born of dark nights and cold drives and the certain knowledge that, as winter sets in and the nights grow longer, there's more out there in the darkness than the shadows let on... Side Roads is a collection of short fiction from speculative fiction author Rachel A. Brune.

Side Roads: A Dark Fiction Collection

Crone Girls Press

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