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The Country Under Heaven by Frederic S. Durbin
Evocative. Eerie. Mythic. Down-right weird. I could say all these things, and more, about The Country Under…
The Witch of Wol Sin Lake by Lena Jeong
As long as the Netherking inhabits her brother’s body, Mirae cannot strike the final blow against him.…
Emily Wilde’s Compendium of Lost Tales by Heather Fawcett
It has taken long and arduous research, but Professor Emily Wilde thinks she has finally found a…
Senseless by Ronald Malfi
As a teenager, Detective William Renney survived a snakebite, which gave him a healthy respect for the…
Tea You At The Altar by Rebecca Thorne
Tea You At The Altar is the third and penultimate entry in Rebecca Thorne’s Tomes and Tea…
Dragonfire Issue 2
Serialized magazines aren’t dead! One of the best aspects of tabletop gaming is the fans, the gamers…
The Resort
The beauty industry is always ripe for satire. There’s something particularly satisfying about skewering people’s misplaced vanity,…
The Well of All Fear
Victorian England is synonymous with prudish people hiding their vices in whatever closet they could. While most…
A Monsoon Rising by Thea Guanzon
In less than a year Talasyn has gone from an orphaned soldier of the hurricane wars with…
The Redemption of Morgan Bright By Chris Panatier
One of the reasons why books are written, particularly in the SF/fantasy/horror genre, is as a dire…