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| Fight, Flight, Surrender :: Different Fish Publishing :: A Novel by Brett Dean McGibbon |
| During a journey across America a story was written [The Story of Infinite Compassion] about that part of us we love to deny [The Myth of Good and Evil] yet we would hate to lose [by Brett Dean McGibbon]. Hand leatherbound, hand-burn titled, museum quality, archival linen-embossed white paper, ancient Japanese stab-bound with Irish waxed linen. | |||||||||
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| Five Forbidden Things :: Small Beer Press :: A Chapbook by Dora Knez |
| The second Small Beer Press chapbook is by Canadian writer Dora Knez. Previously Dora has been published in Tesseracts and Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet. She attended the Clarion Writers' Workshop in 1995. The five cross-genre stories and three poems here represent a writer with a deft touch and a sure eye. | |||||||||
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| Foreigners, and Other Familiar Faces :: Small Beer Press :: A Chapbook by Mark Rich |
| Mark Rich's jaunty, offbeat stories have appeared in everything from small humor and literary 'zines to the slick pages of science fiction monthlies. Mark's first collection of short stories, Lifting, won the Leslie Cross Award. | |||||||||
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| Frothing at the Mouth :: Sarloos Press :: A Magazine Edited by Ellen Rhudy |
| Dedicated to providing quality stories at low prices, Frothing at the Mouth has been praised for its format and featured writing. Dedicated to showcasing some of the newest talent in writing, the magazine contains stories of all genres and styles, but all with one goal: to tell a good story. | |||||||||
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| Full Unit Hookup :: Conical Hats Press :: A Magazine Edited by Mark Rudolph |
| FUHU (pronounced Foo Hoo) is dedicated to publishing the finest fiction, articles, and poetry that the editor can seek out, hunt down, or dig up. New Writers. New Forms. New Ideas. | |||||||||
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| Futures :: Futures Press :: A Magazine Edited by Earl Staggs |
| If you want to read the best fiction in a variety of genres, Futures is for you. Each issue offers you the greatest story tellers--authors such as Henry Slesar, who TV Guide called the man with the largest audience in America--the man who wrote many of the old Hitchcock TV shows. | |||||||||
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