Fiction
• At Project Gutenberg: The Bright Messenger by Algernon Blackwood. 1922. Dark Fantasy.
"Edward Fillery is the child of a brief but passionate liaison between an engineer and a strangely beautiful peasant girl. Blessed with special insight and with a 'primal quality' in his blood, Edward becomes a doctor, helping and healing those with distressing psychological illnesses. When he hears of an unusual case in Switzerland he is intrigued and moved. The young male patient, apparently born of a 'magical experiment', is a man of mystical tendencies, a worshipper of natural forces. And when he sees a portrait of the patient, there is a brief, indefinable spark of recognition.." -Amazon.
• At SciFi Ideas: "Second Victim" by Harry de Vries. Science Fiction. [via SF Signal]
"Amelia sighed. The infernal rain drizzled on, and her breath flew from her mouth like smoke from the distant CentraCont Industry factories. Despite the late Mr. Debenhall, their industry powered on. A white-winged street skimmer dived over her head, the water falling from beneath it’s chromium chassis giving her in a redundant not to mention unwanted shower. Cursing under her breath, she turned at River street and powered on."
Flash Fiction
• At Daily Science Fiction: "Tomorrow Is Winter" by Callie Snow. Science Fiction.
• At Nature: "The Speed of Dark Energy" by Jeff Hecht. Science Fiction.
• At Omni Reboot : "Our Knuckles Drenched Dionysian" by Ken Baumann. Science Fiction. [via SF Signal]
• At 365 Tomorrows: "FilmScape" by Lindsey McLeod. Science Fiction.
At Silver Blade: Poems,
- "Electricity" by Lyn Lifshin.
- "Scheherazade" by Lyn Lifshin.
- "Those Nights She Is" by Lyn Lifshin.
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E-Books
At Amazon: [via Pixel-of-Ink]
- Death’s Servant by C.J. Ellisson. Urban Fantasy.
- There's Only One Quantum by William Bryan Smith. Cyberpunk.
- Red by EJ Koh. Dark Fantasy.
- Future Past by Pamela Caves. Fantasy.
- Dark Migration (Butterfly Harvest) by Sandra R Campbell. Paranormal.
- Redemption (The End of the Iron Age) by Seth M. Baker. Science Fiction.
- The Amulets; A tale of magic and monsters by Michael Alexander Card-Mina. Fantasy.
- The Artificial Mirage by T. Warwick. Science Fiction.
- Wolf Battle and the Hidden World by Manuel Fernandez. YA Science Fiction.
- A Million Little Gods: the Clearwater Chronicles by Dave Burns. Time Travel.
- In Shrouds of Darkness by RL Barrett. Fantasy.
- Michael and the Monkey King by Alan James Brown. Paranormal.
- Volition Agent by Richard Flores IV. Science Fiction.
- A History of the World's Ending by Sebastian Galen. Science Fiction.
- A New Soul Trilogy A Werewolf's Saga by Michael Lampman. Paranormal.
- Alys (The Terra Mirum Chronicles) by Kiri Callaghan. Dark Fantasy.
- Revelations for a New Age by Mark Wheeler. Post-Apocalyptic.
- The Ark of Pallas by Leanne Hume. Science Fiction.
- 2012 Lunar Contact by JD Clarke and Gary Hocker.
- The Brothers Crunk by William Pauley III. Science Fiction. Horror.
- Dissolution of Peace by Richard Flores IV. Military Science Fiction.
- Dying To Live & Fighting To Live - Double Edition (Zombie Overload Series) by C. M. Wright.
- The Sea Inside (Cerulean Songs) by Vickie Johnstone. YA Time Travel.
- Eve (Eden) by Marie E Swift. Apocalyptic.
- My Vacation in Hell by Gene Twaronite. YA Fantasy.
- City of Gold (Lost City Chronicles) by Daniel Blackaby. Fantasy.
- The Dark Caravan (Tides of War) by Shawn Weaver. Fantasy.
- The Nan Tu - Southern Swallow Book II (Nan Ya) by Edward C. Patterson. Fantasy.
- "The Thatcher Files: Spiders In The Park" by Sara Walker. Urban Fantasy.
- "The World According to CHAD" by Alexander Ulysses Thor. Science Fiction.
- "Shades of Black" by Quelli di ZEd. Paranormal.
- "Eyes of the Valkyrie" by John Enright. Zombies.
- Govicide: Resist by Edward Dentzel. Dystopian. 116k Words.
- At Atomic Kommie Comics: "Lunar Goliaths" Sci-fi. 1965.
- At Atomic Kommie Comics: "Danger! Atoms!" Sci-fi. Humor. 1965.
- At Four-Color Shadows: "Death Lies Ahead" Horror. 1952.
- Flash Fiction at Every Day Fiction: "Punk-Ass Mattresses" by Christina Dal Santo.
- Fiction at the New Yorker: "The Colonel’s Daughter" by Robert Coover.
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