Prime Codex highlights the new directions in fiction that the Codex Writers Group has collectively begun to forge. A vibrant community of "neo-pro" writers of speculative fiction: writers on the hungry edge of their careers, Codex Writers include Writers of the Future winners, veterans of prestigious writing workshops, and authors of critically acclaimed publications at all levels of the literary marketplace, from novels to flash fiction. Gathering stories from a cross-section of the group's production, the anthology reveals just how diverse and influential the next generation of speculative fiction will be.

Prime Codex

Literature & Fiction

Eric James Stone

James Maxey

Cat Rambo

Geoffrey Girard

Jim C. Hines

Ken Scholes

Elaine Isaak

Mary Robinette Kowal

Short Stories & Anthologies

Paper Golem LLC

The 50th Anniversary SFWA Cookbook features dishes as creative and varied in taste as the authors who shared them. (Please do not eat actual authors.) From Alien Scones to At the Fruitcake of Madness, DOOM Cookies, Falling Cloud Cake, and Miss Murder's Black Forest Trifle, these recipes will help you prepare the perfect celebratory spread, no matter who-or what-you're feeding! All proceeds from this project will go to SFWA's Legal Fund, which was established to create loans for eligible member writers who have writing-related court costs and other related legal expenses.

Parties Out of This World : A SFWA Cookbook Spiral

Sfwa, Inc.

Coffee plays a major role in each of the stories collected in this book. Brewed from such fine ingredients as magic, wonder, humor, and romance, -Coffee- serves up a unique blend of the fantastic you won t be able to put down.

Coffee: 14 Caffeinated Tales of the Fantastic

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Ken Liu

Alex Shvartsman

A.C. Wise

E.C. Myers

Charity Tahmaseb

Oliver Buckram

Beth Cato

Matt Mikalatos

James Beamon

Tim McDaniel

Peter Sursi

Jonathan Shipley

Katherine Sparrow

Teri Babcock

Fantasy

UFO Publishing

Neither Here Nor There

Cat Rambo's newest collection of short fiction includes some of her best fantasy works in the same format as her previous collection, Near + Far, a la the old Ace double-sided books. Neither Here features other world fantasy while Nor There showcases alt-world fantasy, including stories from the world of her novel The Beasts of Tabat.

Hydra House

More than three hundred years have passed since the fall of the Atlan Alliance, and the people of Aetaltis have finally brought order to their fractured world. Fledgling nations have grown into powerful kingdoms, thriving merchant states have re-established old trade routes, and the priests of the Enaros have rebuilt their great temples. But in this time of hope, the shadow of an ancient evil has emerged from the darkness to threaten the world once again. Discover a new world of adventure in this collection of pulse-pounding stories written by some of the greatest fantasy authors alive. From the vine enshrouded ruins of a lost jungle temple to the seedy back alleys of the villainous city of Port Vale, experience the thrill of heroic fantasy with these gripping tales of action and adventure.

Champions of Aetaltis

Ed Greenwood

Lucy A. Snyder

David Farland

Aaron Rosenberg

Dave Gross

Richard Lee Byers

Larry Correia

Elaine Cunningham

Steven S. Long

Mel Odom

Jean Rabe

John Helfers

Erin M. Evans

Marc Tassin

Elizabeth A. Vaughan

Melanie Meadors

Mechanical Muse

At first you may think that this is all disconnected, that all the stories in this collection contain no thread between them, contain no underlying architecture.  But that is just an illusion. An illusion that is part of the architecture. This architecture could be considered part of the message itself. For it is, in a way, anti-architectural.  The theme of Hatter Bones is discord. Each story is heartless, hurtful, breaking apart at the seams. All stories follow the path of breaking, the circle breaking apart, becoming square, destroying itself again. The architecture is anti-architecture. These bones that lay beneath this anthology are Hatter Bones. Bones that are discordant, that are madness, that are logical in their illogic. That is the Hatters greatest weapon. Logical illogic. Plausible madness.

Hatter Bones

Lavie Tidhar

Matthew Kressel

Jeremy Needle

Darin Bradley

BookSurge Publishing

We're part of the cover-up! Did you know that there is a secret government agency dedicated to creating conspiracy theories? It's true! It's on Facebook! But it's not in this book. Our conspiracy theories are all fiction. At least, that's what we want you to think! Certainly, we did invite fiction writers to weigh in on conspiracy theories. The result includes (of course) the Masons and dragons (David Clements), the Bavarian Illuminati (Debra Doyle and James D. Macdonald) and the New World Order Shariann Lewitt). There's also the Shaver Mystery (science writer Jeff Hecht), cell phones and weather control (Rev DiCerto), Atlantis and Lemuria (Paul DiFilippo), Roswell (H. Paul Shuch of SETI fame), mermaids (Cat Rambo and Mike Resnick), ancient immortals who guide our breeding (Steven Popkes), quality management (Allen Steele), and of all things! Santa Claus (James Cambias). Not to mention the squirrels (Sarah Smith).

Conspiracy!

Debra Doyle

James D. MacDonald

Mike Resnick

Jeff Hecht

Sarah Smith

Allen M. Steele

Steven Popkes

James L. Cambias

David L. Clements

Rev DiCerto

Shariann Lewitt

H. Paul Shuch

Nesfa Press

<ul><li>Selected from the Hugo award-nominated Clarkesworld Magazine, Realms collects the work of twenty-five visionary writers of short fiction, including such World Fantasy, Philip K. Dick, Tiptree, Hugo, and Campbell Award winners and finalists as Jeffrey Ford, Mary Robinette Kowal, Jay Lake, Cat Rambo, Tim Pratt, Robert Reed, Mike Resnick, and Catherynne M. Valente ― and amazing stories from up-and-comers like Karen Heuler, Paul Jessup, Yoon Ha Lee, Margaret Ronald, and many more</li></ul>

Realms 2: The Second Year of Clarkesworld Magazine

Catherynne M. Valente

ROBERT REED

Tim Pratt

Jay Lake

Jeffery Ford

Prime Books

<ul><li>Selected from the Hugo award-nominated Clarkesworld Magazine, Realms collects the work of twenty-five visionary writers of short fiction, including such World Fantasy, Philip K. Dick, Tiptree, Hugo, and Campbell Award winners and fi</li></ul>

samantha-henderson

Before email, before the web,” before hackers and GPS and sexting, before titanium implants, before Google Goggles, before Siri, and before each and every one of us carried a computer in our pockets, there was cyberpunk, and science fiction was never the same. Cyberpunk writersserious, smart, and courageous in the face of changeexposed the naiveté of a society rushing headlong into technological unknowns. Technology could not save us, they argued, and it might in fact ruin us. Now, thirty years after The Movement party-crashed the science fiction scene, the cyberpunk reality has largely come to be. The future they imagined is here. In this book, you’ll find stories by legendary cyberpunk authors like Bruce Sterling and William Gibson, as well as stories by new cyberpunk voices like Cory Doctorow and Jonathan Lethem. You’ll find stories about society gone wrong and society saved, about soulless humans and soulful machines, about futures worth fighting for and futures that do nothing but kill. Welcome to your cyberpunk world.

Cyberpunk: Stories of Hardware, Software, Wetware, Evolution, and Revolution

Greg, Bear

Kim Stanley Robinson

PAT CADIGAN

Benjamin Parzybok

JONATHAN LETHEM

Mark Teppo

bruce-sterling

William, Gibson

Cory, Doctorow

United States

Underland Press

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