Third Flatiron Anthologies presents "Keystone Chronicles," 19 fresh science fiction and fantasy stories exploring the theme of keystone events. What is a keystone? It's the central stone at the summit of an arch, locking the whole together, something on which other things depend for support, the heart or core of something, the crux. In storytelling, it is the pivotal message or character who makes it all happen. The international group of contributors to "Keystone Chronicles" make this a unique and varied collection that is sure to please fans of speculative fiction.

Keystone Chronicles (Third Flatiron Anthologies)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Crilly, Brandon

Rew, Juliana

Warzel, Desmond

Bowden, Maureen

Martin, Marilyn K.

Field, Judith

July, Sierra

Palumbo, Edward

Otgur, Zerrin

Science Fiction

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Nothing is too strange for Third Flatiron's new anthology, "Strange Beasties." Find something unsettling at every turn, from rising primordical monsters and gods to murderous supernatural predators and vengeful soul-hungry demons. There's plenty of dark comedy too, with gamblers who race unusual beasts, ogres who run cooking podcasts, horrifically dysfunctional families, and unhinged sorcerers. An international group of new and established contributors to "Strange Beasties" makes this an original and varied collection that is sure to please fans of science fiction/fantasy, slipstream, humor, and horror.

Strange Beasties (Third Flatiron Anthologies)

Arthurs, Bruce

Sunseri, John

Schweitzer, Philip John

Jeffreys, Tim

Tchernev, Sarah

Harlow, Lucy

Hall, Philip Brian

Graham, Jean

Third Flatiron presents "Galileo's Theme Park," a new anthology of science fiction, dark fantasy, horror, and humor. Twenty short stories by an international group of authors explore how the universe has changed since Humanity took a closer look at the stars. Journey with us on a speculative expedition to the lands beyond Earth opened to us by Galileo's telescope. Are we alone in the universe? Third Flatiron's new speculative fiction anthology, "Galileo's Theme Park," explores themes such as space exploration and adventure, religion, and cosmology. A flash humor section, "Grins and Gurgles," is also featured. "Galileo's Theme Park" is an original and varied collection of science fiction/fantasy, humor, and horror from an international group of contributors. Writers include Alex Zalben, Ginger Strivelli, Steve Toase, Dr. Jackie Ferris, Eric J. Guignard, Jemima Pett, Erica Ruppert, Connie Vigil Platt, Justin Short, Wendy Nikel, Jimmy Huff, Adrik Kemp, Neil James Hudson, G. D. Watry, Jo Miles, Martin M. Clark, Rachel Rodman, Ville Nummenpää, Art Lasky, and Lisa Timpf. Edited by Juliana Rew.

Galileo's Theme Park (Third Flatiron Anthologies)

Guignard, Eric J.

Toase, Steve

Ruppert, Erica

Zalben, Alex

Strivelli, Ginger

Ferris, Dr. Jackie

Pett, Jemima

Platt, Connie Vigil

Short, Justin

Whether the setting is a cabin in the woods, Fae, or a tomb by the sounding sea, Third Flatiron's new anthology, "Terra! Tara! Terror!" takes you on an atmospheric journey through the realms of speculative fiction. We invite you to savor its mixture of dark and playful themes, fantastical elements, and mystery. A flash humor section, "Grins and Gurgles," is also featured."Terra! Tara! Terror!" is an original and varied collection of science fiction/fantasy, humor, and horror from an international group of contributors. Writers include Salinda Tyson, Marie Vibbert, Jen Downes, Evelyn Deshane, John Paul Davies, Steven Mathes, Diane Morrison, E.M. Sheehan, Michele Baron, Liam Hogan, Stefon Mears, K. G. Anderson, Kelly A. Harmon, Matthew Reardon, Samuel Chapman, Emmett Schlenz, Gustavo Bondoni, Melanie Rees, Kiki Gonglewski, Caroline Sciriha, Wulf Moon, Dan Micklethwaite, Rhonda Eikamp, Blake Jessop, Elizabeth Twist, and Josh Taylor. Special reprint by Robert Silverberg. Edited by Juliana Rew.

Terra! Tara! Terror! (Third Flatiron Anthologies)

Hogan, Liam

Vibbert, Marie

Bondoni, Gustavo

Silverberg,Robert

Deshane, Evelyn

Anderson, K.G.

Tyson, Salinda

Downes, Jen

Davies, John Paul

Fantasy

Third Flatiron Anthologies feature multiple winners of science fiction and fantasy reader polls and recommended reading lists. 
Hidden Histories is a new speculative fiction anthology with the themes of alternate and secret (shadow) histories.
In Hidden Histories, agents of the ancient Library of Alexandria attempt to steer human history, a witch at the stake explains how she was framed, a missing airliner black box turns up, General Custer is defeated by wendigos, Queen Elizabeth tells Shakespeare she was cursed, a seance saves the Apollo-13 moon mission, an alien ambassador mentors Jimi Hendrix, a competing ship line plots to scuttle the Titanic, were-boars fight Nazis in WW2 Germany, the back room of a bookstore holds histories written in the future, and a girl learns the true history of Chinese dragons. These and many more stories entertain while exploring revisionist interpretations of real and fictional events.
Hidden Histories presents 28 original stories from an international groupof contributors. Writers include Bruce Golden, Matthew Reardon, BrendaKezar, Kai Hudson, Brian Trent, Jonathan Shipley, Dantzel Cherry,Edwina Shaw, Dennis Maulsby, Michael Robertson, Mike Barretta, RicardoMaia, J.D. Blackrose, John A. Frochio, Arthur Carey, Sandra UlbrichAlmazan, Elizabeth Beechwood, Robert Dawson, James Chmura, TonyGenova, Sarah Hinlicky Wilson, Simon Lee-Price, Shannon McDermott,Jennifer Lee Rossman, H. J. Monroe, Evan A. Davis, Tyler Paterson, andA. Humphrey Lanham. Edited by Juliana Rew.

Hidden Histories (Third Flatiron Anthologies)

Wilson, Sarah Hinlicky

Frochio, John A.

Trent, Brian

GOLDEN, BRUCE

Cherry, Dantzel

Hudson, Kai

Reardon, Matthew

Kezar, Brenda

Shipley, Jonathan

Literature & Fiction

Third Flatiron Anthologies feature multiple winners of science fiction and fantasy reader polls and recommended reading lists. 
"Infinite Lives: Short Tales of Longevity" is a new speculative fiction anthology with the themes of longevity, immortality, and technological life extension.
In "Infinite Lives," a man cursed with immortality finally finds joy when technology defeats death, an astronaut finds himself spaghettified by a black hole, a fairy queen returns to earth to bid goodbye to her dying human lover, the Grim Reaper finds an enthusiastic successor in a coffee shop barrista, a rebel subvert AIs who don't allow death, a rich oligarch tricks his way into the Garden of Eden for a taste of the Tree of Life, a conquistador and his war dog put their dip in the fountain of youth to good use, aliens convince a scientist to abandon her immortality drug and let evolution take its course, a wooden puppet rues the day he never became a real boy, a war criminal pays back the lives she took, a grandmother decides ageism has got to stop, and a Zoroastrian angel battles a demon through eternity, until a truce becomes love. These and many more stories entertain while exploring the pros and cons of longevity and how it is achieved.
"Infinite Lives" presents 28 original stories from an international groupof contributors. Writers include Brian Trent, Sloane Leong, Matt Thompson, J. B. Toner, Larry C. Kay, David F. Schultz, D. A. Campisi, Russell Dorn, Samson Stormcrow Hayes, Ingrid Garcia, Maureen Bowden, Brandon Butler, Caias Ward, Leah Miller, Megan Branning, Robert Walton, K. G. Anderson, Louis Evans, John Paul Davies, David Cleden, Tom Pappalardo, Philip John Schweitzer, Martin M. Clark, Wulf Moon, Mack Moyer, Konstantine Paradias, E. E. King, and Sarah Totton. Edited by Juliana Rew.

Infinite Lives: Short Tales of Longevity (Third Flatiron Anthologies)

Paradias, Konstantine

Shultz, David F.

Leong, Sloane

Moon, Wulf

Garcia, Ingrid

King, E.E.

Clark, Martin M.

Short Stories & Anthologies

Gotta Wear Eclipse Glasses (Third Flatiron Anthologies)

Fawns, Angelique

Cleden, David

Hurley, Patrick

Blackford, Jenny

Bagnall, Robert

Muscato, Christopher

Freeman, Paul A.

Is there hope for us all?\nEmily Dickinson's poem, "Hope," described it as "a thing with feathers." Third Flatiron Anthologies' latest collection of short science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories touches on the theme of hope, whether it's about taking flight filled with optimism for the future, venturing outside one's comfort zone, taking outsize risks in order to succeed, or finding it dashed on the rocks. Twenty-four authors give their entertaining takes on the subject, including Nemma Wollenfang, Emily Dauvin, Paula Hammond, Barton Paul Levenson, Sharon Diane King, Cayce Osborne, P.A. Cornell, Arthur Carey, David Cleden, F. T. Berner, Raluca Balasa, Melissa Mead, Nicholas Stillman, Shannon Brady, Bonnie McCune, Brian Rappatta, Bruce Arthurs, Alicia Cay, Danielle Mullen, E. J. Delaney, Wulf Moon, Art Lasky, James Dorr, and Gerri Leen. Edited by Juliana Rew.

Things With Feathers: Stories of Hope (Third Flatiron Anthologies)

Hammond, Paula

Leen, Gerri

Carey, Arthur

Dorr, James

Wollenfang, Nemma

King, Sharon Diane

A new science fiction/fantasy/horror anthology from Third Flatiron Publishing, "After the Gold Rush" contains 21 all-original stories by an international group of authors. Contributors explore themes related to complications of booms and bubbles, including effects of accelerated culture; ecological consequences caused by human over-expansion, such as climate disasters; and economics (for example, resources and commodities).

After the Gold Rush (Third Flatiron Anthologies)

Hecht, Jeff

EASTON, TOM

Fox, Shannon

Morton, Eve

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