Free Fiction Is A Harsh Mistress

A bit of a quiet morning, but there's still some very good looking e-books, a bit of flash fiction, and some other genres (including pulp noir).  Be sure to check out Regan Wolfrom's latest free fiction links at SF Signal for more e-books, and excerpts (including for After The Fires Went Out: Coyote). 



[Art from Myth of the Moon Goddess in E-Books below]






E-Books
At Free eBooks Daily:

• Arenar and Elaria by Nicolas Akmakjian. Fantasy.
• The Bridge by Allan Krummenacker. Paranormal Mystery.
• The Chronicles of Koa: Netherworld by K.N. Lee. Fantasy, Vampires.
• Where Fairies Dwell by Miranda Simon. YA Fantasy.
• The Golden Scarab by S.W. Lothian. Children's Fantasy.
• Promise by See Moua. YA Urban Fantasy.
• Ghost Hand by Ripley Patton. YA Paranormal Thriller.
• The Judas Kiss by Angella Graff. Contemporary Fantasy.
• Splinter by London Cole. YA Paranormal.
• Limbo, Population 458 by Vincent Hobbes. Science Fiction.
• The Lightcap by Dan Marshall. Science Fiction. 
• Myth of the Moon Goddess by April Rane. Fantasy.
• The Revelation Chronicles by Eric Burney. Science Fiction.

At Smashwords:

• "Lleanstone" by Stephen Craig. Fantasy.
• "The Carver" by KN Schultz. Fantasy.
• "Legend of the Undead Santa" by KN Schultz. Contemporary Fantasy.
• "The Merelandrian Chronicles: Confliction" by Jacob Troyer.
• "Sine Sole Sileo" by Kassandra Alvarado. Weird Horror.
• "The Painter" by K.Z. Freeman. Weird Horror.
• "Killing Machinery" by KN Schultz. Science Fiction.
• Shoot the Humans First by Becky Black. Science Fiction. 60k words.
• The Battle of Hollow Jimmy by Becky Black. Science Fiction. 107k words.

Flash Fiction

• At Beware the Hairy Mango: "Heirloom" by Matthew Sanborn Smith. Audio.
• At Journey Into: "Night Waking" by Benjamin Rosenbaum. Audio. SF.
• At 365 Tomorrows: "I Just Want My Dreams Back" by James McGrath.

Other Genres

• Fiction at Online Pulps!: "Good Night, Dream Bandit" by Emil Petaja and "Five-Star Frameup" by Emile C. Tepperman. Noir. (1945/1941)
• Flash Fiction at Every Day Fiction: "His First Wife" by Von Rupert.