Twenty-six new tales from the terrifying mind of Gregory L. Norris, including short stories, novelettes, and novellas. “In my experience of seven years on Voyager, I do not believe I have encountered a writer for whom I have greater respect in terms of intelligence, understanding, and talent. There is no one more capable to pen such a volume as Muse and, also, to do it so beautifully.” –Kate Mulgrew, Star Trek: Voyager

The Fierce and Unforgiving Muse: Twenty-six Tales from the Terrifying Mind of Gregory L. Norris

Literature & Fiction

Norris, Gregory L.

Genre Fiction

Evil Jester Press

A woman ponders the greater meaning of her life, that of a clone, as radical fanatics set fire to the future. The first manned mission to Mars encounters an ancient evil with a hunger for the Earth. Vietnam soldiers take a wrong turn and are forced to battle terrifying jungle monsters. Drug dealers cross paths with a ruthless primordial force as they ready to harvest their crop in the deep woods. A towering horror strides out of a man's darkest dreams and into his waking life. These are mere glimpses of the sinister tales contained within the pages of Pentagonal Sextet. Join six of Great Old Ones Publishing's most celebrated authors on five terrifying thrill rides each as they journey into the shadows and navigate the realm of nightmares.

Pentagonal Sextet

Brown, Eric S.

Perron, Philip C.

Smith, E. G.

Fowles, Sara

Poirier, D. B.

Great Old Ones Publishing

Ghost Kisses: Gothic Gay Romance Stories

Erotica

Leyland Pubns

A wildly adventurous collection of stories and verse that cross the thresholds of genre. Here you'll find epic battles as the forces of order combat alien extremism in space; the confrontation between Norse Gods and the almighty Cthulhu; and otherworldly invaders causing havoc by controlling the elements. But there's much more. In these 29 well-crafted pieces of prose, verse, and artwork, there are more subtle moments: cozy mysteries, time travel, apparitions on lonely highways, isolation, and moments of nail-biting suspense. Over 300 pages of exciting and startling fiction, verse, and art. Written and compiled from the authors, artists, and poets that have been guests at the Anthology Conference (AnthoCon) in historical Portsmouth, NH, DISTANT DYING EMBER represents a colorful and intense journey into the psyches of a talented group of people from all over the world. Full Table of Contents: FOMORIAN, by Ogmios; KNOCK AT THE DOOR, by Jacob Haddon; OZARK, by Scott Christian Carr; THREE LITTLE WORDS, by Michele Mixell; RASPBERRY SUMMER, by Diana Catt THE MILLER'S TASK, by Jonathan Dubey NORTHERN LIGHTS, by Rob Smales; THE ROAD HOME, by Sheldon Higdon; BATTLE OF WILLS, by Tracie Orsi; THE ELEVATION OF OLIVER BLACK, by Errick Nunnally; SPACE STATION OVER THE NORTH ATLANTIC, by Esther M. Leiper– Estabrooks; THE SUN STRUCK, by Gregory L. Norris; RUSH, by Andrew Wolter; CROSSBACK, by Barry Lee Dejasu; ONE SHOE, by Laura J. Hickman; DARK HIGHWAYS, by Dan Foley; A CHORUS OF PLASTIC SONGS, by Scott T. Goudsward; TSUNAMI, by T.T. Zuma; A TALE OF CHIVALRY, by Ogmios; FUND-RAISER, by Thom Erb; THE LOOMING TREES, by Penny Fey; skin&amp; hair teeth&amp; bones, by Kristi Petersen Schoonover; how you killed me, by doungjai gam; INVIDIA, by Marianne Halbert; DEAD THUNDER, by D.B Poirier; ENCROACHMENT, by Craig D.B. Patton; DOLLY, DO I HAVE A SOUL? by Philip C. Perron; REDEMPTION, by Timothy P. Flynn; GOT YOUR BACK, by John McIlveen.

Anthology: Year Three: Distant Dying Ember

Smales, Rob

McIlveen, John

Orsi, Tracie

Nunnally, Errick

Higdon, Sheldon

Leiper-Estabrooks, Esther M.

Dubey, Jonathan

Catt, Diana

Short Stories & Anthologies

Four Horsemen LLC

Sci Phi is an online science fiction and philosophy magazine. In each issue you will find stories that explore questions of life, the universe and everything and articles that delve into the deep philosophical waters of science fiction universes. This month we have, Fiction The Keresztury TVirs by Ivan Popov, his first English language publication and telling the story of a dark future when technology leads in new directions. God Eaters by Joshua M. Young, a story about what it means to be human and the struggle to live up to it in us all George the Second by Gregory L. Norris, a tale about an unexpected consequence of cloning The Great Teacher by Scott Chaddon, can a deity learn from its mistakes? and HMS Mangled Treasure by L. Jagi Lamplighter, a story that explores a strange realm of faeries, pirates and souls. Articles Civic Militarism and Heinlein’s “Starship Troopers” by Patrick S. Baker, that muses on the society of the future and miliatary service On Emotion Drugs by Jeffrey A. Corkern, the second installment of an exploration of the soul The Ring of Gyges and Cloaking Technology in Star Trek by Victor Grech, that looks at the what it means to be invisible Why we are here? by Roy Gray, an exploration of the nature of the universe and our place in it and The Philosophy of Serenity by Anthony Marchetta, that explores that segment of the Whedonverse Serial Our serial, Beyond the Mist by Ben Zwycky continues in this issue as well, with Chapters 8 &amp; 9

Sci Phi Journal #5, May 2015: The Journal of Science Fiction and Philosophy

Politics & Social Sciences

Lamplighter, L. Jagi

Popov, Ivan

Young, Joshua M.

Baker, Patrick S.

Chaddon, Scott

Corkern, Jeffrey A.

Grech, Victor

Gray, Roy

Philosophy

Sci Phi Productions

This is the first quarterly collection of the stories in Sci Phi Journal. Included are all the stories, articles and reviews from the first 3 months of 2016 to keep you entertained and questioning.The stories and articles included in this volume are:The Meeting on Infinite Stairs by Christopher AlanA Struggle for Primacy by Brian CatoUpgrade by Axel SchwarzThat Day at Grandma's by Gregory L. NorrisMagnets of the Soul by J. Robert DewittThe Philosopher Limitation by Y.X. AcsCatch a Falling Star by Edward M. LernerThe Back of Stars by Jake TeenyRolli and Curve by James FitzsimmonsGrass Is Grass by Luc ReidDressed in Black by Filip WiltgrenFresh Frontiers, Inc by Jason LairamoreNested by Wole TalabiThe First Martian Church of God by David WileyHigher Powers by Lou AntonelliMegaCats by Jonathon BurgessThe Persistence of Tim by Matthew F. AmatiLet The Tempest Hold Me Down by Zena ShapterThe Window by Denny E. MarshallThe Hemingway Hunter by E.J. ShumakThe Game of Lives by George NikolopoulosThe Ethical Committee by Ray BlankRed Dwarf's Inquisitor and Judgement Day by Ben ZwyckyThe Mote In God's "I"Wanted: Childishness's End by G. Scott HugginsThe Mote in God's "I": The God of the Large and Small by G. Scott Huggins

Sci Phi Journal, Q1 2016: The Journal of Science Fiction and Philosophy

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Lerner, Edward M.

Teeny, Jake

Schwarz, Axel

Zena Shapter

Science Fiction

Superversive Press

O little town of Deathlehem, Within you death doth lie! Beneath thy deep and rutted streets Tormented souls do cry. Yet in your dark streets shineth A cold and ghostly light. The fears and tears of all the years Are met in thee tonight. Well, here we are again, folks — Deathlehem … … where Krampus isn't the only creature to fear when the holiday draws near… … where holiday treats aren't safe to eat … … where not even the apocalypse will keep people from celebrating the holiday … … where even Chanukah isn't safe to celebrate … Twenty-five more tales of holiday horror to benefit The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation

The Shadow Over Deathlehem: An Anthology of Holiday Horrors for Charity

Linder, Leslie J.

Newton, Kurt

Goli, R.A.

Hoy, Larry

Foley, Dan

Carl, William D.

Thrower, Karen

Lajewski, Christine

Finn, G. H.

Grinning Skull Press

Suspended high above a dying Earth at Space Station Delta, the light ship Altares readies to launch for mankind's first intergalactic mission to the stars. Neighbouring Alpha Centauri is the destination for the crew of five, whose aim is to inspire hope for an overcrowded and desperate planet. But almost from the moment the launch, the crew finds itself in mortal jeopardy. Based on the classic Gerry Anderson (Thunderbirds, Space: 1999) made-for-TV movie - The Day After Tomorrow (also known as Into Infinity)

Gerry Anderson's Into Infinity: The Day After Tomorrow

ANDERSON, Gerry

Byrne, Johnny

Independently published

Your body ... the food you eat ... the environment around you ... whether it be insidious organisms or deleterious chemicals, there are things among us that can quietly turn our serene life into horrors of despair. Within your hands is an anthology of nightmarish and inconceivable horrors in which foreign entities bring the world around them to a halt. Mutations, death, and famine! The destructive apocalypse! People decomposing before the eyes of their neighbors while others turn into a host for parasitic beings!

Pernicious Invaders

Salkovic, Damir

Szczesny, Dan

Spicer, B. David

Selinsky, Laura

Thorne, Erin

Schoonover, Petersen

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Go behind the scenes of the smash hit television show that just won’t die! From its origins as a reviled movie to its seven-year reign on the WB and UPN, Buffy spawned a new generation of vampire lovers.
 Gregory L. Norris has written episodes of Star Trek: Voyager and writes a blog about science fiction/fantasy television at www.meetee.com.

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Humor & Entertainment

Television

Alyson Pubns

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