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| Say... :: The Fortress of Words :: A Magazine Edited by Christopher Rowe |
| Say... is the new magazine from The Fortress of Words that asks questions, and answers them. Every issue is themed around a question and every story, poem, and essay is an answer, an exploration, or a rebuke to the question. | |||||||||
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| Scifaikuest Magazine :: Sam's Dot Publishing :: A Magazine Edited by Teri Santitoro & L.A. Story Houry |
| Scifaikuest is an illustrated quarterly magazine that publishes scifaiku, haibun, senryu, and tanka, and articles about these and other poetic art forms. It is published on the first day of February, May, August, and November. Its first issue will be released on 1 August 2003. Paid subscriptions prior to 20 July 2003 will receive the first issue signed by the editors. | |||||||||
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| Sensuous Debris :: Dark Regions Press :: A Collection by Bruce Boston |
| A "best of" collection of sixty poems by Bruce Boston. Includes eight award-winning poems and work selected for Year's Best Fantasy and Horror. Reprints from Asimov's Science Fiction, Amazing Stories, Weird Tales, Aboriginal Science Fiction, Burning with a Vision, Velocities, and elsewhere. | |||||||||
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| Sevenacide :: A Collection by Robert Shuster |
| Sevenacide is the literary debut of Sarasota-based author Robert Shuster. It is a collection of seven sci-fi/horror short stories, tied together by the sport of rugby, which the author played for two decades. | |||||||||
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| Shoggoths :: Sam's Dot Publishing :: A Collection by David C. Kopaska-Merkel |
| This latest collection from the fertile, dark nooks of the mind of David C. Kopaska-Merkel takes you on a journey chock-a-block with vivid imagery. A voyage to the moon becomes an amorous adventure with an alien. Decipher an ancient text of our past . . . and our future. Bring a ghost back to life. | |||||||||
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| The Sidhe Rose :: Creative Guy Publishing :: A Novella by H. Ragueneau |
| Deadlines were nothing new to Virk. The sometime thief, sometime merchant, sometime gambler, and all-time wise ass was used to working under time constraints. But this time the job was a little different. The cargo was meaningless to anyone but the political allies he had to steal it from . . . and one of their estranged daughters -- his own apprentice, who everyone seemed to think he was in love with. | |||||||||
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| Smoke of the Seven Hells :: Undaunted Press :: A Flipbook by Brett A. Savory & Richard Larson |
| This is the first Undaunted Press "flipbook" featuring two tales of fantasy and dark fantasy by two outstanding writers. Explore the depths of friendship and longing, love and damnation in breathtaking stories written by Bretty Savory (Smoke of the Seven Hells) and Richard Larson (The Travelers). | |||||||||
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| Sorties, Cathexes, and Personal Effects :: Lone Wolf Publications :: A Collection by Gary A. Braunbeck |
| Sorties, Cathexes, and Personal Effects is a massive new short story collection from Gary A. Braunbeck, author of Things Left Behind and The Indifference of Heaven. Sorties, Cathexes and Personal Effects includes thirty-six stories, cover art and an introduction from Alan M. Clark, and an afterword by Lucy Snyder. | |||||||||
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| Space & Time :: Space & Time Books :: A Magazine Edited by Gordon Linzner |
| Space & Time Magazine has been publishing science fiction and fantasy for 45 years. It is one of the primary centers for quality literature. | |||||||||
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| Spellbound :: Eggplant Productions :: A Magazine Edited by Raechel Henderson Moon & Marcie Lynn Tentchoff |
| Spellbound Magazine is a quarterly fantasy magazine for children ages 9-13. Each issue of Spellbound Magazine has a duel theme: the featured creature and a seasonal theme. Past featured creatures include the werewolf, the yeti, and goblins. | |||||||||
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| Strange Mistresses :: Dark Regions Press :: A Collection by James S. Dorr |
| With reprints from the pages of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, Tomorrow SF, Aboriginal SF, Short Story Digest, and other leading publications, along with original fiction and poetry, Strange Mistresses offers the first comprehensive--and long-awaited--collection of James Dorr's work. | |||||||||
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| Stranger Things Happen :: Small Beer Press :: A Collection by Kelly Link |
| The first collection from award-winning Kelly Link takes fairy tales and cautionary tales, dictators and extraterrestrials, amnesiacs and honeymooners, revenants and readers alike on a voyage into new, strange, and wonderful territory. | |||||||||
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| Strangers and Beggars :: Fairwood Press :: A Collection by James Van Pelt |
| Strangers and Beggars gathers together for the first time seventeen stories--one of them previously unpublished--by new talent James Van Pelt, showcasing his explorations in science fiction, fantasy, and horror. | |||||||||
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| The Supernatural in Modern English Fiction :: Lethe Press :: By Dorothy Scarborough |
| From the precursor of supernaturalism, the Gothic novel with its gloomy castles and cloisters, to the ghosts and madness and horrors written in the ninteenth and early twentieth century, this volume is a guide to as grotesquerie of tales. With chapters like "The Devil and His Allies," "The Supernatural in Folk-Tales," and "Supernatural Science," the unearthly and the bizarre are met inside these pages in all their myriad guises. | |||||||||
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| Talebones :: Fairwood Press :: A Magazine Edited by Patrick & Honna Swenson |
| Talebones is a quarterly magazine of science fiction and dark fantasy. It has won a Genre Writers Award for Best Magazine, and was nominated for an International Horror Guild Award for Best Magazine. Many stories have received Honorable Mentions in several of the Year's Best anthologies. | |||||||||
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| Tales of Spirit Visions :: Sam's Dot Publishing :: A Chapbook by Cathy Buburuz |
| Native Americans understood fantasy and spirits while we were still wearing woad. Award-winning Canadian writer Cathy Buburuz examines the social conflicts that arise when cultures collide, in two of her finest stories, "Somewhere in Saskatchewan" and "Good Medicine." Janis Marshall and Teri Santitoro have illustrated Cathy's visions in a style that blends the very best of both cultures. | |||||||||
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| Tangled Webs & Other Imaginary Weaving :: Dark Regions Press :: A Collection by Laura J. Underwood |
| Why is it unsafe to step off the road and into the bog of Tanforan? How can a princess reveal a murderer when she has no tongue? What secret lies in a castle held together by strands of spider silk? And just what is it that makes the stones of Nevermhor dance under the moon? Come meet beasties and bogies and all manner of fey things that go bump in the night. Whisht hounds and wraiths and selkies and firbolgs abound in this collection of fifteen new and reprint fairy tales from the pen of fantasy author Laura J. Underwood. | |||||||||
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| Temple of the Salamander :: Undaunted Press :: A Chapbook by Wm. Michael Mott |
| As the blood-red sun slowly swells upon the horizon, I am reminded of a tale from long ago. A tale of mystery, adventure, and sorcery set in the days of long twilight. I speak of the Temple of the Salamander. And those who know the tale will narrow their eyes and nod in silence. | |||||||||
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| The Temporary King :: Flesh & Blood Press :: A Chapbook by P.K. Graves |
| Two ancient peoples: one civilized, one wilderness barbarians, vie for survival in their harsh world. By manipulating and then desecrating the city people's beliefs, the barbarians take the city from them, at the cost of both societies' innocence. | |||||||||
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| The Third Alternative :: TTA Press :: A Magazine Edited by Andy Cox |
| The Third Alternative is widely considered to be one of the world's most original magazines, publishing an exciting range of extraordinary new fiction, stunning artwork, interviews with authors and filmmakers, regular columns by Peter Crowther and others, plus lots of reviews. | |||||||||
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| Through the Woods :: Sam's Dot Publishing :: A Collection by Erin Donahoe |
| This collection of Mythic and Folkloric Poetry takes new slants on the metaphors that support familiar fairy tales. Erin Donahoe takes you into a new reality, where Red grows up, and where relationships die because they are founded on truth. Where you must be careful for what you compromise, lest you gain it. | |||||||||
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| Trysts :: Lethe Press :: A Collection by Steve Berman |
| Experience passion and loss, all within the pages of this triskaidecollection--a collection of thirteen stories, where the supernatural is as likely to doom as to save those that are drawn to its power. | |||||||||
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| Under the Daimon's Mantle :: Howler Monkey Press :: A Novel by D.J. Sullivan |
| This exhaustively researched novel of adventure and intrigue, betrayal and love, whisks the reader from the steppes of pre-Russian Khazaria to the fascinating culture of the Norsemen and back again. It peers into the ancient past through the eyes of a mysterious man who speaks from first-hand knowledge. A man whose secrets Rurik will come to share more deeply than he'd ever dreamed. | |||||||||
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| Unknown Pleasures :: Dream People Publications :: Chapbook by Mark Howard Jones & Jeffrey Thomas |
| What opportunities for pleasure lurk in the dark corners of the unknown? Let Mark Howard Jones and Jeffrey Thomas guide you into the forbidden chambers of the heart we are afraid to illuminate. Over forty pages in length, this collection of mind-bending erotica is illustrated by M. Garrow Bourke and Dave Lipscomb. | |||||||||
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