When a series of events finds actor Kyle Douglas cast in the lead of a low-budget horror movie, his friends and co-workers doubt his ability to meet the challenge. Oblivious to his own shortcomings, Kyle's cold, robotic performances and set-destroying clumsiness threaten to ruin the film. Determined to save her first ever film project, director Kate Regan assigns her assistant to coach and mentor Kyle. Determined to save their friendship, Kyle's best friend Madison helps him rehearse and visits him on the set despite his lack of sympathy over her recent, devastating breakup. Everyone is amazed when Kyle's acting begins to inexplicably improve, but no one thinks to question why. Though no longer threatening to destroy the film with his bad acting, Kyle's obsession with perfecting the movie's most pivotal scene, act three scene four, may wind up destroying many lives instead.

Act Three Scene Four

Literature & Fiction

Inanna Gabriel

Genre Fiction

Misanthrope Press

<p>Despite his lifelong deafness, Jonah Matthews had been accepted into college, reconciled with his brother, and found a great new girlfriend. His biggest worry was passing a class. Then all that changed. Thrust into the shadows of his world, Jonah found himself in the middle of a trans-millenial battle fought between those seeking to dominate life and those dedicated to protecting it. Jonah must learn to trust his new friends, use a blazing sword and find his talent to stop the narcissistic Angel, protect his brother and rescue his girlfriend. If Jonah loses this fight, he gives Angel a foothold in the town and provides her the technology to eradicate her foes. Winning might cost Jonah his life.</p>

ShadowLight

Morgan, Matthew E.

<p>Stories are acts of magick. It is through myths, both their creation and their retelling, that the gods are brought into our world. The myths of the past shaped the ancient world, and continue to influence and inform our lives today. However, new myths come into being all the time. Some are entirely unique, relevant to the modern world, while others pull at primordial threads, exploring timeless themes that still resonate. Dip your ladle into this cauldron of new fiction of, and for, the Old Ones, offered both to the gods and to you by nineteen authors, some well-known and some brand new, each with a distinct voice and style, and each with a very different story to tell. Read of ancient offerings, modern magickal crime fighters, and ordinary people finding a bit of unexpected magick in their everyday lives. The stories in this volume are as colorful and varied as the gods themselves, ranging from fantasy and horror to literary and even alternate history. There’s an offering here for every god—and every reader as well! Includes stories by several recognizable names from the Pagan community, as well as from small press fiction, including Inanna Gabriel, R.S. Bohn, Cory Thomas Hutcheson, Juleigh Howard-Hobson, and major-publisher author and Pagan musician Kenny Klein. Featuring an introduction by performing icon S.J. Tucker.</p>

Etched Offerings: Voices From the Cauldron of Story

Searles, Erin

Step among the trees and discover the tales that lurk within the shadows that fall across the forest floor. From the words of the Forest himself to the ancient gods who defend him, from those who dwell within to those who merely wander, these fifteen tales of the forest will intrigue, inspire, terrify, and enchant. Includes stories by Alexis A. Hunter, Gerri Leen, LaShawn M. Wanak, Jenni Wiltz, Seth Drake, and many more, with an introduction by Cory Thomas Hutcheson. A Rustle of Dark Leaves: Tales from the Shadows of the Forest is sure to leave you with the camping lantern on and the tent zipped tight.

A Rustle of Dark Leaves: Tales from the Shadows of the Forest

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Wiltz, Jenni

Willis, Suzanne J.

Hunter, Alexis A.

White, Sharon M.

Drake, Seth

Jameson, Hall

Darcangelo, Vince

Soinsky Wickman, Gail

Beazley, JJ

Fantasy

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