Tales for the Toilet

Literature & Fiction

Boudreau, Chantal

Millard, Adam

McQuiggan, Stephen

Genre Fiction

Crowded Quarantine Publications

<p>There’s something in Troughton’s Moss that's been there for ages. It speaks to the people of Ellsford, whispers in their ear, burrows into their minds, like a Brainworm, and it tells them what to do.THE MADONNATwenty years ago it spoke to Paul Cunningham and set the wheels in motion. He brutally murdered, then raped a young woman. A short while later, within the narrow confines of her grave, she gave birth to …THE CHILDGrown to adulthood, it moves undetected amongst the people of Ellsford with only one purpose. THE END TIMESThe time has come. The Moss is beginning to give up its dead, sacrifices made in its name throughout the ages. THE CHOSEN ONEDobson Heather, a child of the Moss himself, has been marked. But is he Ellsford’s salvation, or their damnation?</p>

A Pig's View of Heaven

Grinning Skull Press

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: A young warlock discovers the hard way that it isn't wise to take shortcuts while summoning demons in Don't Mess with the Recipe A young woman confronts a legendary creature under a bridge with surprising results in The Troll A recluse's dream of never having to leave his bed is complicated by the creature haunting him beneath it in Fester These stories and more in the July 2012 issue.

Bards and Sages Quarterly (July 2012)

Corbett, Barry

Cole, Erin

Fowler, Milo James

Turner, Michael D.

Riley, Christian

Giardina, Jody

Walker, George S.

Blatchley, Nyki

Davis, Linda A.B.

Short Stories & Anthologies

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Tuned To A Dead Channel

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Collyer, J.

Davey, R J

Krider, Dylan Otto

Langmead, Oliver

Basett, Teresa

Spry, Luke

Burnette, Jamie

Comley, Charlotte

Lapinski, Lucy

Science Fiction

<p>A scientist tries to cure all disease, unwittingly bringing about the end of Humanity; Sentient computers take revenge upon an internet troll; A computer genius builds a machine which can see into the dreams of others, with dark consequences; A girl wakes up in a hospital bed after an accident, but the kindness and concern of her parents and her doctor hide a terrifying truth; An android learns what it is to be Human. These are just a few of the unsettling situations from the minds of these new authors in this collection of short science-fiction stories, a selection of terrible prophecies of technology run amok, of terrifying, unsettling futures, and oddly familiar worlds. Delve inside the minds of these new authors, immerse yourself in their imaginations and ask yourself the question: “What if?”</p>

All Hail The New Flesh

Bassett, Teresa

Collyer, J. S.

Barker, Samuel

Westworth, Frank

Kukri, Seppo

Villelmi, Dennis

Nolan, Eric Robert

Hinchey, Andrea

Black Sheep: Unique Tales of Terror and Wonder No. 10: April 2024

Spitzer, Wayne Kyle

Clark, J.M

Paredes, Luis

Tyte, Kate M

Barbeau, Josh

Wilkinson, Marley

Hague, Brittany

McIntosh, William M.

Pepe, Justin

Independently published

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