FANTASTIC HORROR: UPDATE

Issue 15

Scuttle

by Elias Siqueiros
The Changelings

by L. Kristine Ebinger
The Deathless Ones

by James Lecky
The bell

by Anthony Liccione
The Horror at Sixteen-Five

by Ronald E. Wright

The Horseman

by Richard Eline

Lila Whispering

by D. Alexander Ward

To All That Is Lost

by Kathy Rippa

Laramie’s Travels

by Jack Faber

Her Eyes The Stars

by Matthew V. Lippart

Cloud People

by Wayne Summers

The Dinner Table

by Miguel Lopez De Leon

Promise of the Necropolis

by Edmund Siderius

It’s Rotten

by Chris Stevens

http://www.fantastichorror.com/15/

A FLY IN AMBER: UPDATE

The Bread of Ruth’s Unhappiness

by Francesca Forrest

Elegance

By Dave Pickering

The Fall

By Dena Daw

Free

by Kate Larkindale

Hope You Get Him

by Kate Vokovich

Mandala

by Scott Davis

In Search of the Bearded Lady

by Olivia V. Ambrogio

Talking Heads

by Jason Muller

When the Lights Go Out

by Joseph Williams

http://www.aflyinamber.net/

SILVER BLADE: UPDATE

Current issue includes:

The Red String by Noeleen Kavanagh

Diplomat's Stance by Gale Merrick

The Frozen Lakes of Saturn by Linda Manning

Under the Influence by Lisa Green

Veiled Brilliance by A.J Brown

http://www.silverblade.net/

TIME IN A BOTTLE ANTHOLOGY

A new anthology from Cyberwizard Productions

Goblin Lullaby by Jim C. Hines
The Neverstone by K.C. Shaw
The Worth of a Man by Lyn McConchie
The Seal of Mon' Ta' Set by Christopher Heath
An Honorable Race by Colin P. Davies
What Does Luck Taste Like? by Danny Birt
Dallas Through The Looking Glass by Ken Goldman
The Plot to Kill Claus by Clyde K. Elsie
Two Seconds Ahead by Rob Rosen
The Time Machine by Courtney Burback
Reparations by Merrie Haskell
On The Edge by Bonnie Rockwell
The Second Gift by Seth Skorkowsky
Saving the World from Sleeping in by Rachel Swirsky
Zen and the Art of Time Travel by Robert Neilson
On Camlann Field by Charles Kyffhausen
The Master of Time by James S. Dorr
After Nightfall by Jonathan Shipley
Of Fire and Time by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
The Time Traveler's Happily Ever After by Jordan Lapp

http://cyberwizardproductionsbooks.blogspot.com/2010/05/time-in-bottle-volume-1-now-in-print.html

MINDFLIGHTS: UPDATE

Song of the Bard

by Aubrie Dionne

Wish Seeker

by Alaena HaiLing

Regarding Sir Chahan

by Matthew Wuertz

Tumbling Parasol

by Stelios Touchtidis

Bond of Brotherhood

by Elyn W. Marsh

Dragon's Dreaming

by Michael R. Fosburg

Balance of Power

by Lindsey Duncan

Patience

by Rosalind Casey

http://www.mindflights.com/

THREE LOBED BURNING EYE: UPDATE

Issue 19

Witchwood

by Georgina Bruce

A Feather's Weight

by Jessica Reisman

The Biologie of Paradise

by Adam Browne

The End of Her World

by J M McDermott

Botch's Astronomy

by Cheryl W. Ruggiero

Dead Prophecies

by Ferrett Steinmetz

http://www.3lobedmag.com/

BENEATH CEASELESS SKIES: UPDATE

Issue #43 -- May 20, 2010

Issues now available in the Amazon Kindle Store

"Mister Hadj’s Sunset Ride"

by Saladin Ahmed
But when Mister Hadj started in on them cowboy songs--well, as sure as I’m standing here, when that man got to crooning a tune he made the earth itself cry. This ain’t just me tale-telling, you hear? I seen tears fall from big red rocks when the old man hummed. Heard stones weep as they parted before him. So when Mister Hadj said that a stone in the road told him where to find Parson Lucifer, I didn’t doubt it.

"The Secret of Pogopolis"

by Matthew Bey
Carneby and the young woman attend the Apogee Swim, that moment at the height of The City's bound when the air is becalmed. Lifeguards watch over the citizens who swim into the great void with flippers and paddles made of cardboard and tape. The young woman is ecstatic as she ventures out above the green and blue smear of The Earth. They thrash their cardboard fins, flirting with the airy abyss which is the only respite from the numbing continuity of The City.

Audio Fiction Podcast 036

"As the Prairie Grasses Sing" by Sarah L. Edwards, from BCS #42
I knew I was not alone. Unseen things crept at the edges of my hearing, but none made any sign that they could talk to me, or that they recognized me as a friend. I began making the motions with my hands, which trembled a little. Will any of you talk to me? I asked, knowing it was futile to expect an animal to know the hand-signs that my family used to speak with me.

From the Archives:
"Hangman," by Erin Cashier, from BCS #10
The full moon let me see the train coming. It raged up the path of the old tracks but it wasn’t on them. It wove across them, ignoring their boundaries, sweeping like a snake on sand. It was a long one. It’d be full of a lot of good things--nails, cotton, wood, corn. That pleased me. Made everything a little more worthwhile, as worthwhile as dying ever got.

http://beneath-ceaseless-skies.com/

HUB: UPDATE

Issue 121

Fiction

The Sea, The Sea, The Sea by Jennifer Williams

Reviews
Johannes Cabal the Necromancer
13 Things That Don't Make Sense
House of Suns
Doctor Who: The Vampires of Venice and Amy's Choice (s5, eps 6&7)

Feature
Save Point

http://www.hubfiction.com/

JUPITER: UPDATE

Issue 28

Features fiction from

Timothy Miller

Simon Kewin

Ian Sales

Gary Budgen.

Cover art by Daniel Bristow-Bailey.

http://www.jupitersf.co.uk/

APHELION: UPDATE

May 2010

The Cassandra Connection
By E. S. Strout
When they removed the cancerous mass from Claire Rowland's brain, the doctors feared that she might lose memory, speech, mobility... they never imagined what she might gain.

A Lifetime of Memories
By Lester Curtis
Paul Beaman took almost everything from Lisa Willet: her money, and the memories that had made her who she was. But with the help of a friend, Lisa would make things right.

Murder at the Space Olympics
By Mike Wilson
2052 - the first Space Olympics, with new events tailored to hard vacuum and freefall conditions. Unfortunately, some things that should have stayed earthbound had tagged along into orbit.

A Lack of Power
By K. W. Ramsey
John was, to be honest, a mouse of a man, scurrying fearfully to avoid the roving gangs, tolerating his boss's abuse without complaint. But even mice have teeth and tempers...

Bleeding Metal
By John Carrick
Dr. Andrew Fox had a secret -- an unauthorized invention that gave him an edge over his competitors. The penalty, if he was discovered, would be death.

Coffee With The Last Man On Earth
By George Potter
Eric's visits were the highlight of Mary Ellen's day. He was young, and charming, and handsome, and that more than made up for his claims of being from a million years in the future.

The Ultimate Experiment
By Walt Trizna
Dr. Donald Ball had an unusual theory about the nature of one of the eleven theoretical dimensions associated with string theory. To test it, he needed a volunteer -- a dying volunteer.

The Magic of the Quooda
By J. Davidson Hero
Frizzle was a shaman and healer... but not a wizard. He would have to believe in magic to be a wizard. But he had to rely on the supposedly magical properties of quooda seeds to save his village from the monstrous gant.

Time of the Season
By Christopher Pender
The little group of college students thought they had escaped the plague that seemed to be killing whole cities. But one by one, they were dying...

The Greenhouse
By Thomas Goulding
Joseph Brooke valued the well-being of Beatrice above all else -- certainly more than he valued the lives of the women he introduced to her.



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