It's hard to fight wizards and demons when all you have is a gun and a badge.The use of magic in the Sovereign City of Dracoheim is regulated by the Lord Mayor's Committee For Public Safety. From the licensing of magi, to the health and safety requirements for magical manufacturing, to the import and export of goods to the Realms of Nightmare, dedicated civil servants ensure that the metropolitan area stays safe from magical mayhem.Most of the time, anyway.My name is Erik Rugar. I'm an agent of the Criminal Investigation Division of CPS. We operate outside of the authority of Parliament and are answerable only to the Lord Mayor himself. We get involved when the regular beat cops are out of their depth. If a magic shop gets robbed by junkies, or someone gets vaporized by a fireball, or shapechanging creatures start infiltrating the city, I get the call.But I'm not a mage; I'm just a cop. I face down magical threats with my keen investigative skills and a trusty revolver.Welcome to my world.Includes the short story "In the City of Dreadful Joy," third-place winner of the 2019 Baen Fantasy Adventure Award!

Bad Dreams and Broken Hearts: The Case Files of Erik Rugar

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Burnett, Misha

Fantasy

Lagrange Books

A blind spaceship pilot. Cops and maintenance personnel in wheelchairs.Taking on bad guys with only one leg or no arms.It's not what you are that makes you something special. It's who you choose to be.Seventeen stories about people who rise above anything that tries to stop them, even their own limitations.With stories by Stephanie Barr, Misha Burnett, J. A. Busick, Adam David Collings, Steve Curry, Scott G. Gibson, Joyce Hertzoff, Jane Jago, Clarence Jennelle, Jeanette O'Hagan, Layla Pinkett, Jen Ponce, Connor Sassmannshausen, Lynne Stringer, E. M. Swift-Hook, Margret Treiber, Andy Zach. Coordinated by Stephanie Barr with all proceeds to go to the Special Olympics

Challenge Accepted: A Charity Anthology

Literature & Fiction

Curry, Steve

Hertzoff, Joyce

Barr, Stephanie

Busick, J. A.

Collings, Adam David

Jago, Jane

Gibson, Scott G.

Jennelle, Clarence

Short Stories & Anthologies

Independently published

Issue 1 of the new Heroic Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine Cirsova. Featuring: 
<ul>
<li>Novelette</li> <ul><li>A Hill of Stars by Misha Burnett</li></ul>
<li>Short Stories</li> <ul>
<li>The Gift of the Ob-Men by Schuyler Hernstrom</li> <li>This Day, At Tilbury by Kat Otis</li> <li>At the Feet of Neptune's Queen by Abraham Strongjohn</li> <li>Rose by Any Other Name by Brian K. Lowe</li> <li>Late Bloom by Melanie Rees</li> <li>The Hour of the Rat by Donald Jacob Uitvlugt</li> </ul>
<li>Poetry</li> <ul><li>My Name is John Carter (Part 1) by James Hutchings</li></ul>
<li>Essay</li> <ul><li>Retrospective: Toyman by E.C. Tubb by Jeffro Johnson</li></ul>
</ul>

Cirsova: Heroic Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine

Hernstrom, Schuyler

Lowe, Brian K.

Uitvlugt, Donald Jacob

Hutchings, James

Rees, Melanie

Otis, Kat

Strongjohn, Abraham

Science Fiction

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Spring 2017 special Eldritch Earth issue. Burroughsian adventure on a prehistoric Lovecraftian Earth. Novella The First American, by Schuyler Hernstrom Short Stories  War of the Ruby/Shapes In the Fog, by Brian K. Lowe Darla of Deodanth, by Louise Sorensen In the Gloaming O My Darling, by Misha Burnett The Queen of Shadows, by Jay Barnson Beyond the Great Divide, by S.H. Mansouri Through the Star-Thorn Maze, by Lynn Rushlau The Bears of 1812, by Michael Tierney A Killing in Karkesh, by Adrian Cole  Poetry  My Name is John Carter (Pt. 4), by James Hutchings

Cirsova #5: Heroic Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine

Tierney, Michael

Cole, Adrian

Barnson, Jay

Rushlau, Lynn

Mansouri, S.H.

Predators thrive on entropy. They're often the ones closest to us. They know where we're most vulnerable-where it hurts the most. They come in all types. They cruise the street anonymously, looking for victims; or they return to us like a lethal rash from an unresolved past. They might be ideological extremists. Or profit-driven sharply dressed parasites. They might even be megalomaniacs. But they all thrive on weakness-especially dysfunctional relationships. And they know when to strike, when you think the world's got your back-and then you realize it does: when it whispers softly that what you're about to receive is nothing more than a routine prostate exam.

Switchblade: Issue Eleven (Switchblade Volume One)

Garnet, George

Rachels, David

Cizak, Alec

Wilsky, Jim

Graves, J.D.

White, Robb T.

JAYNE, SERENA

Beatty, Brian

Timm, John

Caledonia Press

Bloody Red Nose: Fifteen Fears of a Clown

Megargee, Jeremy

Croft, Willow

Cawood Jones, Eleanor

Fitts, Ben

Douglass, Casey

Petersen, Simon

Fisher, Robert Morgan

Kolb, Ray

Genre Fiction

Abstruse Press

Venus, the second planet from the sun, a world of sulfurous gas and tremendous temperatures where the landscape features—mountains and valleys—are all named for love goddesses. Venus herself is the goddess most known for allure and romance. Here are twenty stories featuring Venus, the planet, the goddess, or just plain love—both romantic and otherwise. Planetary Fiction explores the themes associated with these heavenly bodies as well as their astronomical, mythological, and in some cases even alchemical significance.

Planetary: Venus

Willett, Edward

Brumley, Bokerah

Foster, Monalisa

Witzke, Dawn

Finn, Declan

Hallquist, David

Antonelli, Lou

Freeman, A M.

St Aubin, Margot

Superversive Press

Novelette
<ul><li>Crying in the Salt House, by B. Morris Allen</li></ul>Short Stories<ul>
<li>Jeopardy Off Jupiter IV, by Spencer E. Hart</li>
<li>The Best Workout, by Frederick Gero Heimbach</li>
<li>A Song in Deepest Darkness, by Jason Ray Carney</li>
<li>Amsel the Immortal, by Lauren Goff</li>
<li>An Interrupted Scandal, by Misha Burnett</li>
<li>The Sword of the Mongoose, by Jim Breyfogle</li>
<li>When Gods Fall in Fire, by Brian K. Lowe</li>
</ul>Poetry<ul><li> My Name is John Carter (Part 7), by James Hutchings</li></ul>

Cirsova #10: Heroic Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine

Hart, Spencer E.

Goff, Lauren

Carney, Jason Ray

Heimbach, Frederick Gero

Allen, B. Morris

CIrsova-Publishing

Is Death a dog or a cat? Would it be worse to be turned into a pig or a fish? After we die do we become characters in a movie, or parts for an old truck? 
Weird fictioneers Misha Burnett and Louise Sorensen explore the dark depths of the human psyche across ten spine-tingling tales of terror and macabre. 
The haunted visions these dueling tale-tellers have conjured find all the horrors that go bump in the night and make them dance for your delight... before drawing you down into the depths to join them.
We cordially invite you to share in our Duel Visions!

Duel Visions

Sorensen, Louise

What if Earth was just one pit-stop on an interstellar journey? What if you thought you found true love on a party resort where you were under constant surveillance? If you had thousands of years, what kind of world would you build for humanity? Modern-day master of the macabre and champion of the New Wave, Misha Burnett, asks these questions and more. Misha Burnett's Endless Summer is a collection of strange and chilling tales of mankind's future, near and distant, from tomorrow until beyond the mark of history, through civilization's zenith, decline, destruction, and ultimately, mankind's rebirth Cirsova Publishing invites you to embark on an incredible and breathtaking journey across the ages, across twelve original stories that hold up a mirror to the worst and, more importantly, the best that humanity has to offer

Misha Burnett's Endless Summer: Twelve Strange Tales of Mankind's Future

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