Original Fiction
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BEING ACE: AN ANTHOLOGY OF QUEER, TRANS, FEMME, AND DISABLED STORIES OF ASEXUAL LOVE AND CONNECTION edited by Madeline Dyer (BOOK REVIEW)
Synopsis: From a wheelchair user racing to save her kidnapped girlfriend and a little mermaid who loves her sisters more than suitors, to a slayer ... -
Original Fiction – THE DARK PASSAGE by James A. Moore
Context for the short story While the story is NOT necessary to THE GODLESS, it introduces the TOLFAH, a race of subhumans who become a major ... -
Original Fiction – DUNGEON by Gavin Smith
Neren had been in this particular briefing room in Dun Scáith many times before. As she looked across at Uathach’s scarred features and McMasters’ concerned expression, ... -
A Suitable Offering (Part Four) by Shona Kinsella
Part one Part two Part three Sunrise had been and gone by the time Amondi stumbled into the village, weak and shaking. All was quiet and, ... -
A Suitable Offering (Part Three) by Shona Kinsella
Part One Part Two When she awoke, Amondi was covered with a fine layer of sand that had blown into the hut through the night. Without ... -
A Suitable Offering (Part Two) by Shona Kinsella
Read part one HERE Amondi paced the perimeter of the village, her sandaled feet kicking up dust that made her cough. She had never disobeyed her ... -
A Suitable Offering (Part One) by Shona Kinsella
The cruel, red sun beat down on the back of Amondi’s neck as she bent over the chicken she was plucking, feathers falling listlessly to the ... -
The Dead Man’s Crusade (Part Four) by A.Z. Anthony
Part One Part Two Part Three Laughing? Now there was something Harper hadn’t heard in a long while. There hadn’t been much to laugh at since ... -
The Dead Man’s Crusade (Part Three) by A.Z. Anthony
Part One Part Two The bloodbath Chen had been expecting inside the palace was noticeably absent. In fact, things were quite tame. One could almost say ... -
The Dead Man’s Crusade (Part Two) by A.Z. Anthony
Part One The Ghangerai warriors had shown the good sense to run. The Zhong soldiers, however, held themselves to a higher standard. Damned fools. They looked ...
