On a planet far from dying Earth, Jerry Nichols, an Episcopal priest, and his exobiologist husband, Rob, lead the efforts of a small band of religiously diverse settlers and scientists to create a new community where people can survive. They receive help from a mysterious entity, changing them and opening unforeseen possibilities. Then their sister ship arrives and upsets the delicate balance they've achieved. Will humanity once again become its own worst enemy or will a new way of Being emerge? Margaret Babcock is a retired Episcopal priest and the published author of Rooted in God (2005) and New Growth in God's Garden (2012). She also won first place in fiction from the Wyoming Writers Conference (2015) for her short story "Bridge to Before." She spends her time writing, supporting the Table (an emerging spiritual community) and caring for two young grandsons. She lives with her husband, assorted and variable family members, and an elderly cat in Casper, Wyoming.

Eden.2

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Babcock, Margaret A

Science Fiction

Queer Space

Britain is rotting. Sloth has taken over the land. Natali and her wife, Lana, must raise their heart rates every three hours or the Sloth virus will slow their hearts to nothing. But Natali faces more than Sloth. She faces the depression her wife is consumed by, the loss of their child, and soon they must face a new presence on Britain's decaying roads. There are voices that yell through the silent night and gunfire that echoes from the skeletons of a society in ruins.

Sloth

Askew, Joanne

Fantasy

In Vulture, the ruinous city that remains after the disastrous Water Wars, anarchy rules. Graffiti gangs have become the bleak norm, each tribe denoted by unique colors and values. Separated as toddlers, siblings Finch and Rigby have grown up unwittingly pitted against one another within the lethally competitive world of Vulture. Rigby comes of age among the Regals, Vulture's cruelest gang, headed by the vicious warlord Richard while Finch has successfully remained independent of the gangs. However, circumstances bring him closer to Vulture's horrors than ever before. Can they make it to freedom together?

Vulture

Michael, Fletcher

In the future, a reporter uncovers a plot to change the DNA of selected young adults, abduct them, and cover up evidence that they ever existed. Her investigation takes her and three gay soldiers to Mars and eventually to the other side of the galaxy, where any misstep they make could doom the human race.\nMark Salzwedel's science fiction and fantasy stories have appeared in multiple publications, including one forthcoming anthology. He lives in New York City and writes stories and composes music when not working as an advertising copywriter.

The Lever

Salzwedel, Mark

El Nuevo Mundo

Yapko, Brian

The Feast of Panthers

Eads, Sean

James "Jamie" Van Ryan is the greatest porn star who has ever lived. The objectively perfect body with the objectively perfect face. Everyone wants him, everyone wants to be him, and the powerful want to own him. When one of the richest royals in all the galaxy wants to marry him, Van Ryan finds himself on the farthest edge of known space, embroiled in political intrigue, and falling in love with a revolutionary and his cause. Which side will he choose? J. Warren has a PhD from Illinois State University and lives in Wyoming where he teaches English.

The Consort

Warren, J.

If all the nation's power suddenly shut down, there would be no electricity, no water, no phones, no internet. Akeno suddenly faces the nation's blackout alone, doubtful of what to do next, until he meets Sam, a charismatic, young woman intent on surviving. The two partner up when a paramilitary invades campus, driving Akeno and Sam into the wider community, where they face the societal dangers of a chaotic nation. Survival will be harder than they realized.\nJessica Dunker is a young writer who cherishes and upholds stories that capture the flaws of our society and the diverse characters that learn how to survive within it. She graduated summa cum laude from East Tennessee State University with a Teaching, M.A. and English B.A. She is a former executive editor of The East Tennessean and has published multiple short stories in The Mockingbird. She is now a secondary English teacher in the Pacific Northwest, where she lives with her partner and pup.

The Walls Between Us

Literature & Fiction

Dunker, Jessica

Erotica

The Switch

LGBTQ+ Books

McCloud, April

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