Visions V stories take place somewhere—anywhere—in the Milky Way Galaxy. Planets, stars, and aliens, with no limitations, form the subject and action taking place outside our Solar System and within the Milky Way. Humankind has forded the immense stream of space between stars and reached our nearest solar neighbors. What will we discover on hospitable planets circling those new stars? Will we find almost familiar moons, asteroids, planetary rings? Or, could there be never before seen astronomical formations? The sky is no longer the limit for our soaring imaginations, because somewhere out there is a potential haven for the remnants of our beleaguered civilization. Global catastrophe is a constant threat for our war-torn and dysfunctional human race. No one can foresee the future, but we have lived on the brink of extinction since the invention of the atomic bomb and, more recently, germ warfare and genetic manipulation. Astrophysicist Professor Stephen Hawking has said, "I believe that the long term future of the human race must be space and that it represents an important life insurance for our future survival, as it could prevent the disappearance of humanity by colonizing other planets." The vast Milky Way Galaxy may allow the seeds of our future to be widely distributed, past the danger of a final extinction. Visions V: Milky Way brings together a collection of fascinating and entertaining stories by award-winning science fiction authors. Edited by Carrol Fix, the fifth anthology of the Visions Series features: Steve Bates, Sam Bellotto Jr., Tara Campbell, D. A. Couturier, Bruce C. Davis, W. A. Fix, Teresa Howard, Margaret Karmazin, Leigh Kimmel, S. M. Kraftchak, Marie Michaels, John Moralee, Fredrick Obermeyer, Thomas Olbert, Timothy Paul, Jonathan Shipley, E. J. Shumak, Doug C. Souza, Jay Werkheiser, and Richard Zwicker.

Visions V: : Milky Way

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Souza, Doug C.

Bellotto Jr., Sam

Shumak, E.J.

Werkheiser, Jay

Zwicker, Richard

Bates, Steve

Campbell, Tara

Couturier, D A

Fix, W. A.

Science Fiction

Lillicat Publishers

What do a homicidal houseplant, an enchanted office picnic, sentient fog, and the perfect piece of toast have in common? They're all part of the world of Midnight at the Organporium. At turns droll, wicked, and surreal, these tales cover topics from white flight, to the Princess and the Pea, to marriage in the afterlife. Visit Midnight at the Organporium for a dose of twisted obsession, covert complicity, and peculiar empowerment - and don't forget to pick up your spare heart while you're there.

Midnight at the Organporium (Conversation Pieces)

Aqueduct Press

TreeVolution

Independently published

“Circe’s Bicycle by Tara Campbell is a small wonder. Smart, funny, and thought-provoking, this book contains all the magic and surprise of a genie’s bottle. Open it up and you’d best be prepared to fly.” —Kathy Fish, author of Rift (with Robert Vaughan), Together We Can Bury It, &amp; Wild Life “In this shapeshifter of a collection, poems melt off the page or morph into short stories, stories start off as one thing and wind up quite another, teeth march down streets and women are abducted by giant bees and secreted away to hidden islands. A playfully constructed collection that delivers real emotion in an often strangely wrapped package.” —Dave Housley, author of Massive Cleansing Fire, If I Knew the Way I Would Take You Home, &amp; Commercial Fiction “A journey into the fantastic, the whimsical, and the what-if, Campbell’s writings constantly surprise and delight.” —Tara Laskowski, author of Bystanders (winner of the Balcones Fiction Prize) &amp; Modern Manners for your Inner Demons “From her first microfiction piece, ‘Monkey Roast,’ I knew I was in for something special. Tara Campbell brings a unique magic to her work, not just in words but in form. She keeps the reader anticipating, ‘What next? What next?’ A must read.” —Gay Degani, author of Rattle of Want, What Came Before, &amp; Pomegranate Stories

Circe's Bicycle

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Lit Fest Press / Festival of Language

City of Dancing Gargoyles

Santa Fe Writer's Project

The sea is a dark and mysterious place. What lurks within the deepest caverns, unseen by those above? A haunting melody drifts across the waves, a beautiful figure floats in the shallows. Do you follow? Do you answer the sea's hypnotic call? An anthology featuring 18 stories about mermaids, sea goddesses, sirens, and other mysterious creatures of the deep.

Goddesses of the Sea: A Mermaid and Sea Maiden Anthology

Scott, M.J.

Russell, Doug

Goldman, Ken

Epstein, Allison

Silverman, G.G.

Vries, Jetse de

Williams, JM

Kepsel, Elizabeth J.

Roahrig, Kristin

Short Stories & Anthologies

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Issue 24: Reclamation (October 2023)

Jiang, Ai

Espinosa, Charlie

Harry, Gabrielle Emem

Leal, Angel

Sichrovsky, Elena

Sidell, Crystal

Sui, A.D.

Walker, K.S.

Smashwords

The Voyage & The Return: The Path to Self Discovery

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Moore, Maggie

Halladay, Nicolette

Becker, Catryn

Sheldon-Gates, Ashley

Ormonde, Tania

Armitage, Jennifer Fai

Maritza, Valeria

Bengtson, Caroline

Alternative Medicine

Inspired Hearts Publishing

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