“Gobsmackingly good.” 
-Grant Faulkner, Executive Director of National Novel Writing Month 
“I assumed it would be good, but it’s like… really good.” 
-Meagan Karimi-Naser, audiobook narrator 
“These refreshing new voices are a joy to read and make me want to come up with my own interpretation.” 
-Tara Theoharis, creator of The Geeky Hostess and multiple nerdy cookbooks 
Seven stories of love and impending doom\nWhat happens when… 
Escaped demons threaten prom? 
An energy drink breaks the fabric of space-time? 
A smug VR gamer is forced to team up with her last-choice player? 
The pursuit of the perfect university application goes way too far? 
A first date turns into a chase across alternate universes? 
A wizard fanboy accidentally becomes a hero? 
Death’s secretary tries to save her favorite human from dying?Bad ideas—that’s what. 
One prompt. Seven writers. Seven wildly different stories.\nMonday Night Anthology is a multi-genre collection featuring unique interpretations of the same idea. From romance to satire, fantasy to humor, this volume brings fresh narratives and surprising twists that will make you believe in the brilliance of bad ideas.\nFeaturing stories by Kristina Horner, Stephen Folkins, Jennifer Lee Swagert, Katrina Hamilton, Shay Lynam, Sunny Everson, and Maria Berejan.

Boys, Book Clubs, and Other Bad Ideas: A Monday Night Anthology

Literature & Fiction

Horner, Kristina

Hamilton, Katrina

Everson, Sunny

Swagert, Jennifer Lee

Berejan, Maria

Folkins, Stephen

Lynam, Shay

Short Stories & Anthologies

84th Street Press

Nine stories of holiday cheer gone awryReasons to think twice before kissing under the mistletoe:An accidental trip through space and timeThe zombie apocalypseA stranger in the woodsThe VHS that never should have been rentedA moonshine recipe from outer spaceUnwanted midnight visitorsThe new drug all the kids are doingWet snowballs to the faceAn incredibly awkward office partyMonday Night Anthology presents a multi-genre collection of stories exploring the many surprises that lurk beneath the most festive time of year. One thing is certain: you'll never look at mistletoe the same way again.

The Mistletoe Paradox: A Monday Night Anthology

Leo, Liz

Sterling, Rachael

Genre Fiction

Nine stories of holiday cheer gone awry\nReasons to think twice before kissing under the mistletoe: 
An accidental trip through space and time 
The zombie apocalypse 
A stranger in the woods 
The VHS that never should have been rented 
A moonshine recipe from outer space 
Unwanted midnight visitors 
The new drug all the kids are doing 
Wet snowballs to the face 
An incredibly awkward office party 
Monday Night Anthology presents a multi-genre collection of stories exploring the many surprises that lurk beneath the most festive time of year. One thing is certain: you'll never look at mistletoe the same way again.\nFeaturing stories by Liz Leo, Kristina Horner, Katrina Hamilton, Sunny Everson, Jennifer Lee Swagert, Maria Berejan, Stephen Folkins, Shay Lynam, and Rachael Sterling.

What Happened to Annabell?: A Monday Night Anthology

“Quirky, wicked, morose … an inspired, surprising anthology.” - BookLife\n“From shadow selves and horrible beasts to casual culinary reincarnations and the bureaucracy of heaven, these writers tumble into afterlife premises and discussions of mortality with grace, creativity, and wit.” -Self-Publishing Review, ★★★★★\nWhat happened to Annabell?\nShe left poor instructions. 
She outgrew her manufacturing specs. 
She defrauded an international brewing company. 
She burned down her house. 
She sold her soul to vengeance. 
She sent herself to the future. 
She never existed in the first place. 
She was too stubborn to die.\nAnnabell should have died long ago—and often did—but there’s more than one way to be immortal.\nMonday Night Anthology presents the many possible lives of Annabell Doyle as told through occult humor, speculative feminism, historical fiction, and even a touch of cozy mystery. Perhaps she joined a satanic cult, or maybe she ran away from a society that didn’t yet value her skills. She could be stuck for eternity cooking for her descendants, or solving murder mysteries in a fantasy world with a talking cat at her side. She could have built a new life in the aftermath of the Great Depression, or quietly died, forgotten by everyone she once knew.\nOr, perhaps she’s just the oldest woman in the world.\nFeaturing stories by Liz Leo, Sunny Everson, Stephen Folkins, Katrina Hamilton, Rachael Sterling, Amy Piedalue, Kristina Horner, Shay Lynam, Tara Theoharis, and Maria Berejan.

Theoharis, Tara

Piedalue, Amy

Obsolescence: A Dark Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror Anthology

27 Brand-New Tales of Technological Terror! All leaps in technology are scary. Mysterious. Misunderstood. Until they slowly creep into our daily lives and become impossible to get rid of, like an evolving parasite. The unique camera lens that exposes hidden monsters. The blue-collar robot that would do anything to not become obsolete. The app that knows your needs better than you know them yourself. In OBSOLESCENCE, technology gets repurposed, subverted, and redefined. Featuring a special foreword by Naomi Grossman, star of American Horror Story. With new stories from. . . <ul> <li>Kealan Patrick Burke</li> <li>Adam Cesare</li> <li>Clay McLeod Chapman</li> <li>Johnny Compton</li> <li>Rob Hart</li> <li>Laurel Hightower</li> <li>Gabino Iglecias</li> <li>Ai Jiang</li> <li>Eric LaRocca</li> <li>Christi Nogle</li> <li>Hailey Piper</li> <li>Sara Tantlinger</li> <li>. . .and more!</li> </ul>

Lastufka, Alan

Shortwave Media

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