Looking for science fiction stories like they used to write? Far Orbit Apogee takes all of the fun-to-read adventure, ingenuity, and heroism of mid-century pulp fiction and reshapes it into modern space adventures crafted by a new generation of writers. Follow the adventures of heroic scientists, lunar detectives, space dragons, robots, interstellar pirates, gun slingers, and other memorable and diverse characters as they wrestle with adversity beyond the borders of our small blue marble.   Featuring stories from Jennnifer Campbell-Hicks, Dave Creek, Eric Del Carlo, Dominic Dulley, Nestor Delfino, Milo James Fowler, Julie Frost, Sam S. Kepfield, Keven R. Pittsinger, Wendy Sparrow, Anna Salonen, James Van Pelt, and Jay Werkheiser.

Far Orbit Apogee (Far Orbit Anthology Series)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Frost, Julie

Del Carlo, Eric

Dulley, Dominic

Creek, Dave

Campbell-Hicks, Jennifer

Fowler, Milo James

Delfino, Nestor

Kepfield, Sam S.

James, Bascomb

Pittsinger, Keven R.

Science Fiction

World Weaver Press

Second and Starlight is an anthology of eleven stories from today's emerging sci-fi and fantasy authors. Journey into the future where androids fight our wars, and into magical lands where fiances are turned into... cows. From deep space to war-torn countrysides, these eleven tales will whisk you far away to other lands, and into the dark mind of a supernatural being.

2nd and Starlight (The Starlight Anthologies)

Literature & Fiction

Monaghan, Sean

Adams, Dustin

Birch, Rebecca

Dutkiewicz, Frank

Chan, Nick T

McKinnon, Sky

Finegold MD, Robert B

Parkin, Scott R.

Short Stories & Anthologies

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

StoryHack Action & Adventure is a brand new pulp magazine. This issue contains:"A Tiger in the Garden" by Alexandru Constantin - A disgraced and exiled noble, stripped of his status, spends his days drinking and whoring in the exotic jungle colonies. When pressed to pay his debts he gets entangled in a deadly plot involving deceit, murder, and the dark magic of the deep jungle."The Monster Without" by Julie Frost - A werewolf private eye with serious save-the-damsel issues is on the hunt for the killer of a teenage girl. When a woman hires him to protect her from her abusive boyfriend, the cases collide in a way that may cost him his sanity-if not his life."Hal Turk and the Lost City of the Maya" by David Boop - A Texan bounty hunter has chased a criminal through Mexico and into Guatemala. Can he survive when he and his quarry fall captive to a bloodthirsty, long-forgotton ancient civilization?"King of Spades" by David J. West - What happens when the dead come back to haunt us? General Joab has to find a way to free his king from the rising specter of a long thought dead Goliath."Desert Hunt" by Jon Mollison - The first steps in Karl Barber's hunt for the leaders of a human trafficking ring land him in the ancient city of Cairo. His investigation takes an unexpected turn when the fate of a single girl compels him to strike before he's ready."The Chronicle of the Dark Nimbus" by Keith West - A cursed prince, is living in exile with his squire until the curse can be broken. They have been sent by their royal sorcerer to protect a thaumaturgist from assassination."Menagerie" by Steve Dubois - In the Victorian era, a teenage countess and her motley band encounter a plot to restore the Confederate States of America."Daughter of Heaven" by Shannon Connor Winward - A dealer of ancient artifacts flies to Mars to identify a particularly interesting piece. Can he survive when he triggers the fulfillment of a world-destroying prophecy?"Dead Last" by Jay Barnson - A junior-level agent for a modern-day magical cabal on embarks on his first field assignment. When a necromancer turns his contacts into gun-toting zombies, he must use every bit of his wits, talents, and sometimes inappropriate sense of humor to survive.

StoryHack Action & Adventure, Issue 0

Boop, David

West, Keith

Barnson, Jay

Mollison, Jon

West, David J.

Winward, Shannon Connor

Constantin, Alexandru

DuBois, Steve

After seven horrific months as a POW, Army Ranger-turned-PI Ben Lockwood just wants a safe, boring life. With his boss on vacation, he takes what looks like an easy case of pharmaceutical espionage he can work from his desk. Now he's caught in a three-way collision course between a ruthless werewolf on the hunt for a cure for his dying vampire wife, a mad scientist whose multinational company doesn't even research supernatural medicine--and himself. Ben's nanotech-injected blood holds the key to the vampire's recovery, and the werewolf doesn't much care if he lives or dies in the harvesting.Ben thought he was done fighting wars when he got home from Afghanistan, but his hard-won sanity and his girlfriend's life are both at risk. He'd rather die than lose either. The battle lines are drawn in a billionaire's basement, and retreat isn't an option. No matter how outgunned he is.

Pack Dynamics

Genre Fiction

WordFire Press

Six months after a case gone bad infected him with lycanthropy, private eye Ben Lockwood hasn't just come to terms with his new condition-he's embraced it. The animal inside lets him just be instead of dwelling on past horrors, and he frequently sleeps better as a wolf. Ben thinks he's fine¿until a couple of supernatural law-enforcement agents inform him that if he wolfs too much, he'll forget his humanity, and that will leave them with a mess to clean up.Then one of those past horrors comes roaring back into Ben's life. Rutger Ostheim, enraged by the death of his family, breaks out of prison to seek vengeance. He's aided by a ruthless businessman with slippery ethics and a separate grudge, who has taken the werewolf nanotech to new and awful heights, determined to sell it to the highest bidder¿no matter what they want to use Berserker Virus Murder-Wolf tech for. However, when Ben is given the opportunity for some payback of his own, his own inner demons may be a far graver threat than a tech-enhanced werewolf nearly twice his size

Pack Dynamics: A Price to Pay

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

Monsters, Movies & Mayhem

Lights Camera Monsters? Sometimes you go to the movies. And sometimes, the movies--and their monsters--come to you. At any moment, without notice, monsters once relegated to the screen become a reality. Aliens and demons, dragons and ghosts, werewolves, vampires, zombies, and seemingly ordinary people who are just plain evil. Join award-winning authors Jonathan Maberry, Fran Wilde, David Gerrold, Rick Wilber and others for 23 all-new tales of haunted theaters, video gods, formidable demons, alien pizza, and delirious actors. Each story takes you to the silver screen with monstrous results. Funny or grim, unsettling or cozy... You'll laugh You'll sigh You'll scream Grab popcorn--and good running shoes--and enjoy the show.

Humor & Entertainment

MABERRY, JONATHAN

Anderson, Kevin J.

Knight, Sam

TEM, Steve Rasnic

Wilde, Fran

Wilber, Rick

Gerrold,David

Hung, C.H.

Movies

WordFire Press, LLC

Brace yourself for the next exciting issue of StoryHack Action & Adventure. Taking cues from the greatest pulp magazines of a bygone era, StoryHack publishes all-new stories of bravery and derring-do in a wide variety of genres. There is something in here for everyone, and each story includes art. Here's what you will find in this issue: <ul> <li>Predator/Prey Relationships by Julie Frost. When Ben's ability to shift into a werewolf is stolen, he must play a most dangerous game to get it back.</li> <li>The Temple of Baktaar by Jason Restrick. What deadly curses await when a pair of adventurers delve too deeply into an ancient, supposedly-abandoned temple?</li> <li>The Gambler's Tale by Jon Mollison. Mike has a plan to not just beat the house, but bring it crashing down entirely. The mob has other ideas.</li> <li>Crystal, Brass, and Copper by Matthew X. Gomez. When a robbery goes horribly wrong, can Bahar get any part of her old life back?</li> <li>Junior Partner by Brian K. Lowe. With his superhero captured by dangerous foes, a sidekick must decide what he is made of.</li> <li>The Crawlers beneath Avaris by David J. West. With city guards and assassins hot on his tail, Brutanis is forced into an underground maze. What he finds there may be worse than the trouble he's fleeing.</li> <li>High Ground by John M. Olsen. Captain Alexander Kemp's space station Icarus suffers an attack in orbit as the government on Earth below collapses. Can their advanced tools and mental grit keep them alive as they respond to a series of escalating attacks?</li> <li>The Chronicle of the Gorgon's Island by Keith West. A cursed prince and his right hand man are shipwrecked on an uncharted island with an unruly crew. Will the monster they find there kill them before they kill each other?</li> <li>Kakerlacs by Alexandru Constantin. After a long stint with the Corps, Mike returns to his hometown in the California desert, only to get tangled up in a sinister plot involving cops and tweakers who are more than they seem.</li> </ul>

StoryHack Action & Adventure, Issue Two

Lowe, Brian K.

Olsen, John M.

Gomez, Matthew X.

Beattie, Bryce

Restrick, Jason

There is a theory that says if you give typewriters to one hundred monkeys, and let them type for one hundred years, they will eventually reproduce the works of Shakespeare. We decided to put that theory to the test - with a few minor modifications. We didn’t have one hundred monkeys - but we did have the membership of a League of Utah Writers chapter that calls itself “The Infinite Monkeys.” Most of them didn’t have typewriters, but worked on laptop or desktop computers, smartphones, and tablets. And instead of one hundred years to perfect their prose, we gave them one year to get from blank page to published anthology. So while you won’t find any reproductions of Shakespeare here, what you will find are thirty-five short stories that will make you laugh, make you cry, make you think, and sometimes make you glad you don’t live in the unsettling worlds of the imagination. Featuring #1 Amazon bestselling author Michael Darling’s "Sailing on the Sands of Burning Tides," the award-winning stories, "What We Leave Behind" from Masha Shukovich, and "Stone Soup" from Leigh Saunders, together with a brand new story, "A Friend in Need," from the award-winning Caryn Larrinaga. Also includes stories by: Jenn Adams, Jenna Bowman, Scott Bryan, Julie Frost, Effie Graves, Joni B. Haws, Laurie Heath, Sariah Horowitz, Jonathan Humphries, Norm Jenson, Craig Kingsman, Gregory Lemon, C.H. Lindsay, Victoria Lisowski, Terra Luft, Anna Marasco, Justin C. Matthews, J.T. Moore, Jared Quan, Talysa Sainz, Rachael J. Sparks, P.A. Sterling, Jennie Stevens, Scott E. Tarbet, L.D.B. Taylor, Richard Timothy, Patrick M. Tracy, Heidi Voss, Johnny Worthen, Rashelle Yeates, and Daniel Yocom.

A Year of the Monkeys: Short Fiction by the Infinite Monkeys chapter of the League of Utah Writers

Worthen, Johnny

Darling, Michael

Larrinaga, Caryn

Tarbet, Scott E.

Humphries, Jonathan

Saunders, Leigh

Shukovich, Masha

TRACY, PATRICK M.

United States

Genre Writers Infinite Monkeys Corporation

Once again Occult Detective Magazine explores the strange worlds of the occult detective, the psychic investigator and the doomed meddler, in this packed new compendium ranging from stories of pre-Conquest Central America and contemporary Japan to the States, period London, and even a Scottish computing centre. Where there is something dark, and a mystery beckons, the occult detective follows. Great tales from veteran writers and new talents alike, plus the usual articles and reviews. Authors this issue include… Brandon Barrows, Matthew M Bartlett, Debra Blundell, Colin Fisher, Julie Frost, Nancy A Hansen, Aidan Hayes, Paul StJohn Mackintosh, Jonathan Raab, DJ Tyrer, Aaron Vlek and Tanya Warnakulasuriya. With non-fiction by Dave Brzeski, Bobby Derie and Steven Philip Jones, plus art by Sebastian Cabrol, Mutartis Boswell, Luke Spooner, Bob Freeman, Autumn Barlow and Russell Smeaton.Issues 1-5 of Occult Detective Magazine were published by Ulthar Press as Occult Detective Quarterly.

Occult Detective Magazine #7

Grant, John Linwood

Raab, Jonathan

Blundell, Debra

Vlek, Aaron

Hansen, Nancy A

Mackintosh, Paul StJohn

Warnakulasuriya, Tanya

Bartlett, Matthew M.

Cathaven Press

In Issue #5 of Astounding Frontiers we bring you more of the pulpy goodness with stories from Julie Frost, Arlan Andrews and Patrick S. Baker as well as continuing serials from Ben Wheeler, Corey McCleery and David Hallquist. We also have another article from Pulp expert Jeffro Johnson and a poem by Ben Zwycky Please join us in travelling to Astounding Frontiers!

Astounding Frontiers Issue #5: Give us 10 minutes and we will give you a world

Johnson, Jeffro

Hallquist, David

Wheeler, Ben

Andrews Sr., Arlan

S. Baker, Patrick

Zwycky, Ben

McCleery, Correy

Superversive Press

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