Nine tales of wily women from author Frances Pauli...Whether they are causing trouble or just getting into it, they've got what it takes to get the job done. Need a little bacon to domesticate a hell hound? Looking to seduce an Italian Vampire? You need look no further. From vengeful goddesses to mythical tattooists, from train robbery to the local spelling bee, these women are well prepared and fully armed for adventure. They have the tools. They have the attitude. They're tough, tricky, and possibly, just be a teeny bit wicked.

Earth Girls Are Difficult

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Pauli, Frances

Fantasy

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Seen (Heartstone)

Science Fiction

Mofitan has no more faith in the Heart... until he meets the enemy he can't help but believe in.Disguised as a slave, Mofitan infiltrates the enemy forces on Eclipsis. Certain his people's Heart is all a lie, his only mission is to help his friends, to overthrow an evil man, and free the people of Eclipsis from a tyrant. Except the enemy's right hand man just might be the woman he's meant to be with.If the Heart isn't fooling him again, Mofitan is on the wrong side... or she is. Between sabotage, deep core mining, alien extermination and random explosions Mofitan has to work out how to get Corah on his team before she gets orders to take him out. If his heart wasn't breaking, he'd definitely be having the time of his life.

Eclipsed (Heartstone)

The boundaries between the worlds have fallen. Forced to integrate the creatures of fantasy into real life, humanity struggles against its disillusionment, prejudice and an inevitable feeling of inadequacy. Once an agent for the embassy that mediates between the worlds, Elizabeth Larson has abandoned her past and slipped into a world of nostalgic addiction to fairy revels, dancing, and the dark lure of her own memories. But when Lockland Sheen, her former partner and lover, goes missing, she is pulled reluctantly back into service. She must venture once more across the borders, into the land that haunts her, facing a string of gruesome murders, the imposing Sidhe rulers and her own addiction in the process. While the Embassy's agents attempt to soothe tensions between the races, Liz and her new partner search the fairy realm for Lockland. Fighting the constant temptation of the revels, they piece together the trail of an unknown enemy. But the longer they follow it, the more it appears that the man they came to rescue is more villain than victim. And the more they rely on Elizabeth's ties to the fairies, the closer she inches toward the madness that lurks behind her fantasies.

A Moth in Darkness

Mundania Press, LLC

From the very beginning, mankind has found the divine in the shape of animals from across the world. Deities such as Ganesha, Coyote, Anubis, and The Monkey King—even Zeus took to the wing from time to time. In ancient Egyptian deserts, misty Central American rainforests, and across wind swept tundra, man has forever told stories of gods with fur, feathers, scales, or tusks.Gods With Fur features twenty-two new stories of divine animals working their will upon the land. You may recognize gods such as Bastet, while other stories see authors working in their familiar worlds, such as M. R. Anglin’s Silver Foxes books or Kyell Gold’s Forester University books. Others are set in new worlds where the anthropomorphic gods have tales to tell us. We are proud to present this new furry view of divinity.Contents: 400 Rabbits by Alice “Huskyteer” Dryden Contract Negotiations by Field T. Mouse On the Run from Isofell by M. R. Anglin To the Reader… by Alan Loewen First Chosen by BanWynn Oakshadow All Of You Are In Me by Kyell Gold Yesterday’s Trickster by NightEyes DaySpring The Gods of Necessity by Jefferson Swycaffer The Precession of the Equinoxes by Michael H. Payne Deity Theory by James L. Steele Questor’s Gambit by Mary E. Lowd Fenrir’s Saga by Televassi The Three Days of the Jackal by Samuel C. Conway A Melody in Seduction’s Arsenal by Slip-Wolf Adversary’s Fall by MikasiWolf As Below, So Above by Mut The Going Forth of Uadjet by Frances Pauli That Exclusive Zodiac Club by Fred Patten Three Minutes To Midnight by Killick A Day With No Tide by Watts Martin Repast (A Story of Aligare) by Heidi C. Vlach Origins by Michael D. WinkleCover art by Teagan Gavet, Edited by Fred Patten

Gods With Fur

Literature & Fiction

Payne, Michael H.

Televassi

Patten, Fred

Lowd, Mary E.

MikasiWolf

Conway, Samuel C

Slip-Wolf

Steele, James L.

Short Stories & Anthologies

FurPlanet Productions

Beautifully written speculative fiction from Metaphorosis magazine. All the stories from the month, plus author biographies, interviews, and story origins. Table of Contents<ul><li>All the Daughters Sing - Jan Priddy</li><li>My Little Sister Brigid - Harold R. Thompson</li><li>River's Song - Michael Barron</li><li>Pain Eater - Danny Menter</li><li>The Zoo Diaries III - Frances Pauli</li></ul> Cover art by Carol Wellart.

Metaphorosis March 2023 (Metaphorosis Magazine)

Magazine, Metaphorosis

Thompson, Harold R.

Barron, Michael

Wellart, Carol

Priddy, Jan

Menter, Danny

Metaphorosis Magazine

Tales of Hayven Celestia tells thirteen stories of ordinary people put in extraordinary circumstances. Stuck in situations far beyond their control, they have to make the hardest choices of their lives. The stakes have never been higher, and one wrong move will lead to catastrophe. This anthology features stories by Frances Pauli, Gre7g Luterman, Kandrel, Kate Watts, Phox Sillanpaa, Rick Griffin, Robert Carter, SixSydes, and Wyatt Winters, as well as illustrations by Kyoht Luterman, Six Sydes and Rick Griffin.

Tales of Hayven Celestia (Hayven Celestia Anthology)

Griffin, Rick

Carter, Robert

Luterman, Gre7g

Kandrel

SixSydes

Watts, Kate

Sillanpaa, Phox

Winters, Wyatt

Independently published

Come forth, for you are special. Sookahr the architect is just one of many snakes within Serpentia, an underground society where snakes and their rodent companions have lived in peace for as long as anyone can remember. Their destinies are preordained at birth, when they are fit with skymetal bands to enhance the telekinetic powers that aid them everyday. Given an opportunity unheard of for a snake of his caste, Sookahr and Kwirk, his mouse aid, venture to a recently-destroyed outpost at the far edges of Serpentia, hoping to redesign the structure and prove his skill as an architect. But something watches from the jungle, and whatever attacked the outpost is poised to strike again. Will Sookahr's drive to rise above his station get his team killed? Or will he respond to the call he's heard since birth, and be the hero who can save them all?

Disbanded (1)

Teen & Young Adult

Goal Publications

In 2020, the COVID-19 novel Coronavirus came and our lives changed. We all quarantined. We shut down our economy. And we made sure to keep a distance of at least six feet in an effort to keep the virus from killing as many people as we could save. In the midst of this, the speculative fiction authors within this volume began to think about what life looks like if the quarantine doesn't leave. What happens if the illness keeps us all on restriction. Who will end up breaking that restriction? What will be their consequence? How will we exist, as a society, if we must keep our social distance? These pages explore that concept. The humor, the pain, the triumph, and the everyday humanity of a life in quarantine. A collection of twenty-one stories from across the globe, from India to Britain to Canada to the United States, and all of them about what life looks like in the near future if we remain...socially distant.

Socially Distant: The Quarantales

Genre Fiction

Impulsive Walrus Books LLC

Strange Little Girls are made of sugar and spice, and something not quite as nice... The strange little girls are orphans and changelings, suburban princesses, housewives, nuns and monsters. They are quirky and sweet, terrifying and heartbreaking. All of them a little lost, brimming with their own uniqueness. In this strange little book of nineteen tales, Lotte goes swimming with her new fishy friends, Rin is freshly dug up, D'arcy strikes a bargain with the midnight mailman and Adelaide enters the mysterious House of Infinite Diversions. Our girls must fasten their bonnets and straighten their skirts to battle otherworldly dangers and challenging circumstances, internal struggles and doubts – and maybe find out who they really are. Edited by Camilla Bruce and Liv Lingborn. Table of Contents: Fairy Tale Ending by Terra LeMay Deep Down by Tim Jeffreys The Cottage of Curiosities by Annie Neugebauer Black Flower Butterfly by Rich Hawkins Beehive Heart by Angela Rega Annabelle’s Sleepover by Jan Stinchcomb Bones in Boxes by Frances Pauli Marco Polo by Calypso Kane Teeth Bite Harder in the Dark by Sierra July Sisters in the Art of Dying by Megan Neumann The Empty Birdcage by L. Lark Cedar Lake by Ekaterina Sedia Pinhole by Tantra Bensko From Strangers by Ephiny Gale D’arcy Gray and the Midnight Mailman by Ian MacAllister-McDonald Pretty Jennie Greenteeth by Leife Shallcross Where Summer Ends by Colette Aburime We Have Always Lived in the Subdivision by Karen Munro House of Infinite Diversions by Aliya Whiteley

Strange Little Girls

Hawkins, Rich

Whiteley, Aliya

Sedia, Ekaterina

Jeffreys, Tim

VARIOUS

MacAllister-McDonald, Ian

LeMay, Terra

Gale, Ephiny

Kane, Calypso

Belladonna Publishing

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