Well Said, O Toothless One

Literature & Fiction

Schofield, Holly

Hoenig, David M.

Jensen, Andrew

Strickman, Rose

Whittaker, Nix

Field, Judith

Katz, Gwen

Winkle, Michael D.

Gunnarsson, Hakon

Petrie, Simon

Short Stories & Anthologies

Reshwity Publishers

A Summer Special of Science Fiction. We have some great new stories, interviews with Ken MacLeod and Tricia Sullivan, a new column by BSFA award winning writer Ruth EJ Booth, poetry from Shelly Bryant and Benjamin Dodds. We have a fine selection of book reviews, a fresh Beachcomber, and our journey through classic Scottish science fiction continues with Lewis Grassic Gibbon. Stories Senseless--Gary Gibson The Stilt Men of the Lunar Swamps--Andrew J Wilson Model Organisms-Caroline Grebbell From the Closet--Robert Neilson Note to Self--Michael Stroh geefourdotalpha--Clive Tern Well Enough Alone--Holly Schofield Gay Hunter (sample chapter)-- J Leslie Mitchell (Lewis Grassic Gibbon) SF Poetry by Shelly Bryant and Benjamin Dodds Noise and Sparks, Ruth EJ Booth Book Reviews The Corporation Wars: Dissidence, Ken Macleod Central Station, Lavie Tidhar Children of Earth and Sky, Guy Gavriel Kay Ninefox Gambit, Yoon Ha Lee Winter, Dan Grace Tracer, Rob Boffard SF Caledonia by Monica Burns on Lewis Grassic Gibbon Parabolic Puzzles.

Shoreline of Infinity 4: Science Fiction Magazine (Shoreline of Infinity-Science Fiction Magazine)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Burns, Monica

Gibbon, Lewis Grassic

Jones, Russell

Chidwick, Noel

Booth, Ruth EJ

Gibson, Gary

Dodds, Benjamin

Toner, Mark

Science Fiction

The New Curiosity Shop

A seer tells a mad king his future under the threat of death. Two men isolated on a Northwest island work to re-establish contact with a devastated outside world. A powerful woman struggles with how to respond to the upcoming power shifts in both her society and home. And a man's life is changed after a chance encounter in the forest leads to an intense love affair. These are just a few of the stories found in this eighth issue of Into the Ruins, continuing our exploration of future worlds riven with the consequences of today's actions. These are worlds near and far in the future, uniquely their own, giving glimpses into the sort of realities we actually do face while making clear that the worlds of tomorrow are just as compelling and complicated as the world of today.

Into the Ruins: Winter 2018

McGuire, Catherine

Caris, Joel

Moore, Justin Patrick

Bertelsen, Violet

Hayer, Greta

Cooke, KL

Herbert, Alistair

Figuration Press

Solarpunk is a type of optimistic science fiction that imagines a future founded on renewable energies. The seventeen stories in this volume are not dull utopias—they grapple with real issues such as the future and ethics of our food sources, the connection between technology and nature, and the interpersonal conflicts that arise no matter how peaceful the world is. In these pages you’ll find a guerilla art installation in Milan, a murder mystery set in a weather manipulation facility, and a world where you are judged by the glow of your solar nanite implants. From an opal mine in Australia to the seed vault at Svalbard, from a wheat farm in Kansas to a crocodile ranch in Malaysia, these are stories of adaptation, ingenuity, and optimism for the future of our world and others. For readers who are tired of dystopias and apocalypses, these visions of a brighter future will be a breath of fresh air.

Glass and Gardens: Solarpunk Summers

Goh, Jaymee

Rossman, Jennifer Lee

Ulibarri, Sarena

Patt, Julia K.

Mok, D.K.

Cox, Stefani

Graves, Shel

Jerreat, Jerri

Jugendstil, Commando

World Weaver Press

Artificial intelligence. Virtual reality. Genetic engineering. These and other technologies are changing the way we live--and the way we work. What will our jobs be like in a future marked by such radical change? In Working Futures, science fiction authors share possible answers to that question. From surveillance auditors to AI chaperones to high-tech trash collectors, the workers found in these speculative stories provide a glimpse of what our future might look like-- perhaps sooner than we think. With stories by Keyan Bowes, Katharine Dow, Timothy Geigner, Liam Hogan, Christopher Alex Hooton, Andrew Dana Hudson, Randy Lubin, Mike Masnick, Ross Pruden, N. R. M. Roshak, Holly Schofield, and James Yu.

Working Futures: 14 Speculative Stories About The Future Of Work

Masnick, Mike

Bowes, Keyan

Dow, Katharine

Geigner, Timothy

Hogan, Liam

Hooton, Christopher Alex

Hudson, Andrew Dana

Roshak, N. R. M.

Yu, James

Independently published

We're a world beset by crises. Climate change, income inequality, racism, pandemics, an almost unmanageable tangle of issues. Sometimes it's hard to look ahead and see a hopeful future. We asked sci-fi writers to send us stories about ways to fix what's wrong with the world. From the sixty-five stories we received, we chose twelve most amazing (and hopefully prescient) tales. Dive in and find out how we might mitigate climate change, make war obsolete, switch to alternative forms of energy, and restructure the very foundations of our society, The future's not going to fix itself.

Fix the World: twelve sci-fi writers save the future (Writers Save the World)

Cebulski, Bryan

Povey, Jennifer R.

Follansbee, J.G.

Crossman, Rachel Hope

Denardo, Jana

Garcia, Ingrid

Rain, Mere

Rasch, D.M.

Coatsworth, J.Scott

Other Worlds Ink

Exchange Students

Goldman, Ken

Riley, David B.

Quevedo, Katherine

Messina, J Louis

Clegg, Jaleta

Hartney, Sheila

Treiber, Margret A.

Fantasy

Hadrosaur Press

A collection of thirteen Steampunk stories full of high adventure and sumptuously surreal settings, We've got airships and mechanical men, a hint of magic and a strong smell of steam and gunsmoke. Our stories are set throughout time (and space) but most are rooted in a classic Victorian world that didn't quite exist, where everything is slightly sepia toned and the view from the gondola of the skyship is exquisite.

Runs Like Clockwork (Wyldblood Anthologies)

Short, Lisa

Nikel, Wendy

Bilsborough, Mark

Rains, Riv

Vogel, Dawn

Hunter, Valerie

Wyldblood Press

Spirits and fairies and borrowed bodies. Bird oracles, volcano gods and young people who can revive the dead. A thousand year friendship, a shape shifting boy, and an obsession with Maria Callas. As we wait for the light of Spring to return, as we live each day looking for hope &amp; beauty amidst the things that frighten us, stories are (and always have been, and always will be) our most steadfast companions. We hope that you enjoy these nine potent reminders, to mark the start of our ninth year.

Luna Station Quarterly Issue 033

Morris, Heather

Martine, Arkady

Quarterly, Luna Station

Cunningham, Meghan

Hurlburt, Diana

Coldiron, Katharine

Weaver, Kat

Pladek, Brittany

Lundgren, Emily

Luna Station Press

Change doesn’t happen overnight. It starts as a whisper before it crescendos into a roar. One event, one decision becomes the catalyst to change life as we know it. And then we must deal with the consequences. 
In this collection, we have ten stories about navigating those ruins to regroup, rebuild, renew. In the rebuilding process sacrifices must be made, reparations must be given, histories must be rewritten. We must do the future justice with our actions.\nStories included: 
1. What You Sow - Holly Schofield 
2. Wolf in Sheep's Clothing - Tim Kane 
3. Tooth and Claw - Anna Ziegelhof 
4. The Scrap Pile - Lamont Turner 
5. Automaton Vale - Callum Rowland 
6. God of the Supine Obelisk - Gregory J. Glanz 
7. Light Keeper - A'liya Spinner 
8. Leave Nothing to Chance - Anna Ziegelhof 
9. Astromancy at the End of the Universe - Isabel Huntoon 
10. A Billion Paper Stars - A.J. Van Belle

Navigating Ruins: A WriteHive Anthology

Kane, Tim

Van Belle, A.J.

Ziegelhof, Anna

Huntoon, Isabel

Glanz, Gregory J.

Spinner, A'liya

Rowland, Callum

Turner, Lamont

Inked in Gray

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