Raul has a destiny: claim his birthright as the last surviving heir of King&nbsp;Balbainus&nbsp;and lead his conquered people to freedom.&nbsp; The signs are all there--his birthmark, in the shape of&nbsp;Balbainus' halfmoon and dagger sigil, the gemstone-hilted sword he found in his parents' inn, and the sudden influx of illegal books featuring the late king's lineage.&nbsp;Nevermind&nbsp;that his ma is a hidden scribe writing a play about&nbsp;Balbainus' return, or that his da, a hardened warrior, has been training him to fight since he could stand. Or the fact that his sword doesn't seem very old at all, he feels much more comfortable reading than fighting, and his birthmark is looking more and more like a burn scar... As Raul leaves his simple village life to start a rebellion against the tyrannical&nbsp;Dunholmi government, he begins to wonder if his destiny is more someone else's plan for a future he doesn't want to be a part of. He'll go along with things, for now, if only to prove that change can come from kindness instead of outright destruction.&nbsp; After all, destiny is what you make of it.&nbsp;

Forged for Destiny: A Heroic Fantasy with a Chosen-One Twist

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Knighton, Andrew

Fantasy

Orbit

The Bards and Sages Quarterly features original short speculative fiction from both new and established authors. Our writers include first-time authors, Pushcart Prize nominees and Nebula award winners. With each issue, our goal is to bring readers the most inclusive collection of speculative fiction available. In this issue An interview with Visions of Mars author Eric S. Rabkin on Why Speculative Fiction Matters. An intergalactic con artist realizes too late that some words, when taken literally, have deadly outcomes in Found in Translation. A copper dragon's goal to dance in Swan Lake stumbles over an obvious problem in The Dream A demonic detective investigates the murder of a fallen angel in Faces of the Fallen Plus more original stories.

Bards and Sages Quarterly (July 2011)

Dawson, Julie Ann

Greenberg, KJ Hannah

Little, Peter

Riley, Christian

Hunt, Todd Austin

Christensen, Gitte

Banker, Michael T.

Coon, James T.

Paget, C.J.

Bards and Sages Publishing

Attention! Old school stalwarts, sword and sorcery diehards, weird fantasy aficionados of every stripe - Roll the Bones is here! At long last Fight On! thunders down upon the sleepy world of fantasy fiction with 22 thoroughly thrilling tales of harrowing scope. Within these weird enclaves and black pits, you will find dark tombs, dragons, faeries, lepers, ostriches, Cerberus, Bush Nazis, love, vengeance, apotheosis, ignoble death, priceless golden hoards, and much, much more! Edited by Ignatius Umlaut and Del Beaudry, with a glorious wraparound color cover and interior b&w illustrations copyright Mark Allen, Roll the Bones features stories by Donald Jacob Uitvlugt, Michael D. Turner, Duncan Sandiland, Alicia Rieske, Tracie McBride, Andrew Knighton, Kristen Lee Knapp, Aaron Kesher, Robert E. Keller, Eric Juneau, A.H. Jennings, John Hitchens, Lance Hawvermale, Julie Frost, Mark Finnemore, James Dorr, Raven Daegmorgan, Melissa Cuevas, and Del Beaudry. Fantasy fan or gamer, old timer or fresh recruit, whether your tastes run to scintillating sword play, gruesome horror, eerie magic or pulse-pounding pulp action, Roll the Bones is the book for you! Fight on!

Roll the Bones: Fantastic Tales from Fight On! Magazine

Uitvlugt, Donald Jacob

Umlaut, Ignatius

McBride, Tracie

Turner, Michael D.

Sandiland, Duncan

Rieske, Alicia

Knapp, Kristen Lee

Kesher, Aaron

Fight On! Publications

Pirates, Pirates, Everywhere Pirates. Not your everyday Hook and Peter Pan. This year’s LocoThology pays homage to that ever mysterious, swashbuckling, sometimes hero, yet more often villain, the Pirate. Follow the adventure and explore piracy in its varied form. Chase away soul stealing pirates, find a stolen pirate map, and prove that girls really can be pirates too. Fight against manuscript piracy with the help of a vampire, and live or die with the regrets of a lifetime of corporate raiding. Then, attend an unhappy birthday party before retiring to fight aliens and pirates in space.

LocoThology 2013: Tales of Fantasy & Science Fiction

Literature & Fiction

Lynne, Kerry

Wedlund, Gary

Callaghan, Catherine A.

Carroll-Bradd, Shenoa

Donoghue, Michael

Hanni, D H

Harper, Sheri

Lutz, Anne Marie

Marlatt, J. Scott

Short Stories & Anthologies

Loconeal Publishing, LLC

The Bear's Claws: A Novel of World War III

Phillips, Russell

Genre Fiction

Shilka Publishing

The Bear's Claws (Large Print): A Novel of World War III

Alabama. 1812. The southwestern frontier of the young United States spans hundreds of miles between the Mississippi River and the Appalachian Mountains. The region is home to dozens of Native American tribes, American settlers, and the soldiers of Spain, France, England, and the USA. It is a melting pot unseen since the Persian Empire. On the banks of the Coosa River, William Weatherford manages brisk business from his trading post. He is the son of a Scottish military man, who served under George Washington, and a Creek Princess from the sacred Deer family. He moves through both worlds, native and European. He is known as Red Eagle among his Creek brothers. He commands respect. He is the sinew that holds his community from the brink of conflict. But as Red Eagle and his family steer the course of peace, rivals tussle for control of the land. A series of slights pushes the Creek Nation into standing their ground against the power-hungry Governor of the Alabama. When Red Eagle declines to choose sides, his side is chosen for him. With his wife and child murdered and his home burned to the ground. Red Eagle takes command of the Creek forces. He leads a strategic guerilla war of resistance that paralyzes the Governor and forces the US Government to call in General Andrew Jackson to quell the conflict. Through years of battle, Red Eagle commands Jackson's respect, but the radical factions of his own men - led by his half-brother, the Prophet Josiah - create dissent in his victory plan. As attrition hits both sides and the rivers of Alabama run red with the blood of citizens, how far will Red Eagle go to see peace in his homeland again? When does revenge become folly? When does the past become a dream you cannot return to? How can one man save his people from total destruction? This is the story of William Weatherford. The greatest warrior Andrew Jackson ever faced.

Red Eagle: The Red Stick War of Alabama

History

Peachill

Cromer, Jens

Lopena, Darwin

Americas

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Inside the palace of the most powerful kingdom on Earth, amid a suffocating world of choreographed behavior, one woman stood up to a stale patriarchy. One Machiavellian courtesan rose above the rules and became the most powerful person alive.Born into poverty with nothing but her wit and charm, Wu was carried to the Emperor's Palace as a child to join his large and growing harem of courtesans. She caught the eye of the aging Emperor, but chose her mark carefully. Eluding rivals in the courtesan halls, she hooked the heart of the Crown Prince, leading him to smash centuries of tradition to marry her, a lowly woman on ignoble birth.Wu consolidated her power, becoming the de facto ruler of ancient China. But how far would she go to consolidate her legacy? Would she sacrifice the love of her husband? The life of her child? When allies become enemies only to become allies again, what are the rules in this new world?To stay one step ahead, the victorious must write the rules themselves. And for Wu, all the rules must go.

Empress Wu: Rise

Allen, Rob

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