December 2008

"Droidtown Blues," by Camille Alexa
story: http://www.spacewesterns.com/articles/109/
Matty and the Mandroid (from "The Clone-Wrangler's Bride") reappear for a second story as they wander the twelve domed cities of Mars, searching for a place to call home.
Publication: SpaceWesterns.com, Edited by N.E. Lilly, December, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short Story

"Emperor of the Wind," by Charlotte Boyett-Compo
story author: http://www.windlegends.org/kissofthewind.htm
Ryden Bakari: the most powerful man in the megaverse, putty in the hands of the woman he loves. She brought him out of crippling darkness and into the healing light.
Publication: WindVerse Series: The Emperor of the Wind, Edited by Mary Moran, December, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: novella

"Normalized Death," by Sue Burke
story: http://www.flashfictiononline.com/f20081202-normalized-death-sue-burke.html
Death is normal, but happiness isn't, not any more. That's something a daughter must face.
Publication: Flash Fiction Online, Edited by Jake Freivald, December 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: short story

"The Dragon's Child," by J. Kathleen Cheney
story: http://www.beneath-ceaseless-skies.com/story.php?s=14
Kseniya only wants to take her niece and escape the wizard's mountain, but killing him may be the only way to do that.
Publication: Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Edited by Scott H. Andrews, December, 2008
genre: fantasy / Category: Novelette

"Jump," by Sue Lange
publication: http://www.pigasuspress.co.uk/
Low-key urban horror.
Publication: Premonitions, Edited by Tony Lee, 2008
Genre: horror / Category: Short story

"Memento Mori," by Elissa Malcohn
publication: http://astore.amazon.com/darkscrimaga-20/detail/0981863205
How far would you go for love, when your beloved is more true to herself and more vulnerable dead than alive and where a careless reunion can destroy you both?
Publication: Unspeakable Horror: From the Shadows of the Closet, Edited by Vince A. Liaguno and Chad Helder, December, 2008
Genre: horror / Category: short story

November 2008

"The Green Infinity" by Camille Alexa
story: http://www.abyssandapex.com/200807-green.html
"She gripped the hand-hold and looked out the window at the seemingly endless undulating green jungle which had once been her husband...." A woman confronts her fast-growing groundcover husband.
Publication: Abyss & Apex, Edited by Wendy Delmater, November, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: short story

"Werewolves of Chernobyl," by Sue Burke
publication: http://www.lulu.com/content/4734106
The members of the Neuri Indigenous People's Council want to return to their homeland of Chernobyl and renew their ancient practices as wizards. They will turn into wolves ... if you believe in that sort of thing, which Antonia doesn't, but her mom signs her up anyway.
Publication: WolfSongs I Anthology (Wolfsinger Publications), Edited by M.H. Bonham, November 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: short story

"Wolf Dream," by Laura K. Deal
publication: http://www.lulu.com/content/4734106
Len's dreaming ritual reveals a fate he's unwilling to accept, but the wolves from his dream won't let him refuse it.
Publication: WolfSongs Vol. 1, Edited by M. H. Bonham, November, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short story

"Ferrit and Faux," by Justine Graykin
publication: http://www.specmystery.com
Mock-medieval spoof of the SpecMystery and Spy trope
Publication: Speculative Mystery Iconoclast, Edited by Eben November, November, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short story

"The Serpent Who Sleeps Beneath The Shards," by M.K. Hobson
other: http://www.anthologybuilder.com/viewstory.php?story_id=1177
Iyrthyne was once a Cloud Sister, a high priestess to her people. But all that has changed following their conquest by the hyper-rational Empireals.
Publication: Talebones, Edited by Patrick Swenson, November, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short Story

October 2008

"Night Vaulting" (a.k.a. "The Italian") by Camille Alexa
story: http://expandedhorizons.net/magazine/?page_id=146
A woman, a wheelchair, and a beautiful Italian bicycle. A story of love and freedom and the lacks thereof. [reprinted from Sporty Spec: Games of the Fantastic]
Publication: Expanded Horizons, Edited by Dash, October, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: short story
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"Weird Fruits," by Camille Alexa
publication: http://www.specficworld.com/fiction/DVANTH.aspx?Id=21
Earth is pelted with millions of tiny doppel seeds from Mars, each one rapidly maturing to resemble the closest human being. A somewhat darker tale of first contact.
Publication: It Came From Planet Mars (anthology), Edited by Doyle Wilmoth, October, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: short story

"Fall of Snow," by FJ Bergmann
story: http://expandedhorizons.net/magazine/?page_id=148
As global warming forces the marginalized peoples too poor to leave Earth ever further north, the one ostentatious luxury is artificially produced snow.
Publication: Expanded Horizons, Edited by Dash, October, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short story

"Immense Dimensions of Your Monster," by Rhonda Eudaly
publication: http://www.spacesuitsandsixguns.com
The annual "Mad Scientist" contest and barbecue in Eastern Europe. Fun for the whole family.
Publication: Spacesuits and Sixguns, Edited by Dave Duggins, October, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short story

"The Purple Basil," by M.K. Hobson
other: http://www.anthologybuilder.com/viewstory.php?story_id=1177
The Eve of St. John falls at the highest point of summer, the night before the longest day of the year, when everything in the garden is growing so fast the sound of unfurling keeps you awake at night, and the plants strain against their ropes and trellises like hot-air balloons, dropping fruits like sand-bags. It is a very inconvenient time to dance with the Devil.
Publication: Realms of Fantasy, Edited by Shawna McCarthy, October, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short Story

"From Our Minds to Yours," by C.S. MacCath
storyauthor: http://www.csmaccath.com/content/our-minds-yours
Two sisters and a teenage boy develop the same strange longing for products that can only be purchased in nearby gated villages.
Publication: The Pagan Anthology of Short Fiction: 13 Prize Winning Tales, Edited by Anne Niven, October, 2008
Genre: Science fiction / Category: Short Story

"FTLM (Faster-Than-Light Messenger) Transcript," by Elissa Malcohn
publication: http://www.genremall.com/anthologiesr.htm#drabbler12
This 100-word "drabble" is written to the issue's theme: Extra-Terrestrials on FaceSpace.
Publication: The Drabbler, Edited by Terrie Leigh Relf, October, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: short story

"Prometheus Rebound," by Elissa Malcohn
story: http://home.earthlink.net/~emalcohn/Helix-10-Malcohn-PrometheusRebound.pdf
The god who taught inventiveness to humans must protect his half-human daughter from her mother, in an updated Greek myth where body mutilation art meets Munchausen's Syndrome by Proxy.
Publication: Helix: A Speculative Fiction Quarterly, Edited by William Sanders, October, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: short story

September 2008

"The Weight of Space and Metal," by Camille Alexa
other: http://www.zcbooks.ca/
400 days to Mars and back, sharing with three very dissimilar men the cramped interior of a tube of metal pushing through space, a woman must survive her shipmates, her journey, and herself.
Publication: A Mosque Among the Stars (anthology), Edited by Ahmed A. Khan, September, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: short story

"Tale of the Cobra," by Robyn Alezanders
How the rise of the Najas and the Nagapanchami Festival inspires the creation of the Kama Sutra's cobra position
Publication: Mammoth Book of the Kama Sutra, Edited by Maxim Jakubowski, September, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: short story

"Burnin' Love," by Rhonda Eudaly
publication: www.subatomicbooks.com
What if, in a world dominated by bio-engineered dinosaurs with a genetic need to sing Elvis karaoke, all the Elvis karaoke tracks failed at the same time?
Publication: One Step Beyond: Subatomic Anthology 01, Edited by Charity Hogge, September, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short story

"Ice Crux," by Sheri Fresonke Harper publication: http://www.talesofthetalisman.com/index.html
While working the rings of Saturn, an entrepreneur finds himself and his girl at risk of freezing when he loses his spacecraft.
Publication: Tales of the Talisman, Edited by David Lee Summers, September, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short Story

"When the Ice Goes Out," by Jessica Reisman
other: http://www.noreen-doyle.com/fiction/TheAnthologist/antho/otherworldlymaine.html
"Otherworldly Maine unites modern stories with classics to present a picture you will find nowhere else.... I recommend this book wholeheartedly." --Gene Wolfe
Publication: Otherworldly Maine (Down East Books), Edited by Noreen Doyle, September, 2008
Genre: Fantasy / Category: Short story

"Hero Material," by Jean Marie Ward
storyauthor: http://jeanmarieward.com
"I'm in need of a hero," a silky voice whispered inside Carmen Rhames' head. "Would that be you?"
Publication: Here Be Dragons: Tales of DragonCon, Edited by Bill Fawcett, September, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short story

August 2008

"Alvaro's New LIfe," by Sue Burke
publication: www.spaceandtimemagazine.com
A worldwide plague means that Alvaro could have a better life, but only if he survives.
Publication: Space and Time, Edited by Gerard Houarner, August, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short story

"Trafficking in Stolen Gods," by Sue Burke
story: http://atomjackmagazine.com/11/traffickinginstolengods.html
The world is at war, and religion is on the losing side. A history teacher decides to save whatever she can, however she can, and gets unexpected help.
Publication: AtomJack, Edited by Adicus Ryan Garton, August, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short Story

July 2008

"Comus of Central Park," by M.K. Hobson
other: http://www.anthologybuilder.com/viewstory.php?story_id=1174
A horrible New York socialite, milquetoast mother, and sex-mad faun tangle in a truly bizarre love triangle. Longlisted for the 2009 British Fantasy Award.
Publication: Interzone, Edited by Andy Cox, July, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: short story

"The Hand of the Devil on a String," by M.K. Hobson
publication: http://www.shimmerzine.com/
A manicurist receives an odd talisman of power -- the hand of the Devil on a string.
Publication: Shimmer Magazine, Edited by Beth Wodzinski, July, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: short story

"Akhila, Divided," by C.S. MacCath
storyauthor: http://www.csmaccath.com/content/akhila-divided
During a far-future Yuletide celebration on a distant moon, a colony of Organic monastics encounters an Augment constructed of nanomachines.
Publication: Clockwork Phoenix: Tales of Beauty and Strangeness, Edited by Mike Allen, July, 2008
Genre: Science fiction / Category: Short Story

"Game Over," by KT Pinto
storyauthor: http://www.ktpinto.com
Nothing kills the mood at a LARP like an actual murder...
Publication: Hear Them Roar, Edited by CJ Henderson, Patrick Thomas, July 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short Story

"Earth for Dummies," by Lettie Prell
publication: http://www.andromedaspaceways.com/
Helpful advice to the Naverian tourist visiting Earth. Watch out for the wasabi, and try not to eat the children.
Publication: Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine, Edited by Simon Petrie, July, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: short story

June 2008

"Skippy," by Danielle Ackley-McPhail
other: www.fortresspublishinginc.com
The annual funhouse is anything but, as Don's deepest horror stares back through a haunted-house mirror, reaching out to claim more than just his fear.
Publication: Trails of Indiscretion, Edited by Brian Koscienski and Chris Pisano, June, 2008
Genre: Horror / Category: short story

"The Beetle Eater's Dream," by Camille Alexa
publication: http://www.spaceandtimemagazine.com/html/index.asp
Camille Alexa's short story "The Beetle Eater's Dream" will be appearing in an upcoming issue of Space & Time Magazine.
Publication: Space & Time Magazine, Edited by Hildy Silverman, June, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: short story

"Veilsight," by Camille Alexa
publication: http://www.amazon.com/Ruins-Metropolis-Eric-T-Reynolds/dp/0978514890/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213947071&sr=1-1
A woman implanted with experimental nanotechnology uses artificially heightened extrasensory perception to view the past for purposes of anthropological research.
Publication: Ruins Metropolis (anthology), Edited by Eric Reynolds, June, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: short story

"Tall, Dark, and Deadly," by Margaret L. Carter
publication http://www.amazon.com/Midnight-Treat-Elloras-Sally-Painter/dp/1416577238/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213555895&sr=1-1
Writer Eloise Kern persuades horror actor Claude Darvell to produce and star in her vampire movie script, not suspecting he's a real vampire. When she learns the truth, passion ignites, but Claude's old enemy plans to strike at him through Eloise. [note: actually paranormal romance rather than horror]
Publication: Midnight Treat (anthology), June, 2008
Genre: horror / Category: novella
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"In Lieu of a Thank You," by Gwynne Garfinkle
story http://www.strangehorizons.com/2008/20080616/in_lieu-f.shtml
Unlike you, Ernest was ill-versed in the ways of love, hearts and flowers and everything designed to trap a woman. I was trapped by Ernest, of course, but there was something honest about the arrangement.
Publication: Strange Horizons, June, 2008
Genre: fantasy Category: short story

"The Dragon and San Marino," by Kelly A Harmon
other forum.sfreader.com/default~f~52.html
An Italian-style tale of a city that no longer believes in the dragon at the heart of their annual festival. What happens when they cease to perform the proper rituals, especially if the dragon has a contract?
Publication: Black Dragon White Dragon, Edited by Robert Santa, ?, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short Story

"WARM, Inc.," by Sheri Fresonke Harper
publication: http://www.tyrannosauruspress.com/
An unrequited love story set in a futuristic Jerusalem where benefactors have created a modern peaceful society with a few remaining problems.
Publication: Beacons of Tomorrow, Edited by Bret Funk, Tyrannosaurus Press, June, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short Story

"Arachne," by Elissa Malcohn
publication http://www.banyancollege.org/scriblerus/index.php?option=com_content&task=section&id=6&Itemid=38
Arachne, who has lived countless spider lives, must re-weave the universe before it tangles into chaos. But first she must survive the machinations of her rival, the goddess Athene.
Publication: Riffing on Strings: Creative Writing Inspired by String Theory, Edited by Sean Miller and Shveta Verma, June, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short story
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"Houston, We Are the Problem," by Elissa Malcohn
publication http://samsdotpublishing.com/contents.htm
A 100-word "drabble" written to the theme, "SETI received a broadcast, and this is what it said..."
Publication: The Drabbler #11, Edited by Terrie Leigh Relf, June, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short story

"A Reptile at the Reunion," by Sandra M. Ulbrich
author www.sandraulbrich.com
A former student of the University of Magic returns for her ten-year reunion to find out why she lost her magic before she graduated.
Publication: Firestorm of Dragons, Edited by Michelle Ackley, June, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: short story

"Houses of the Dead," by Martha Wells
publication www.blackgate.com
A Giliead and Ilias story, set before the Fall of Ile-Rien trilogy.
Publication: Black Gate, Edited by John O'Neill, June, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: novelette

May 2008

"Kisses for Wishes," by Camille Alexa
publication http://www.brimstonepress.com.au/blackbox.htm
Dark, surreal flash fiction from 80 of the hottest horror and fantasy authors. Australia's best alternative, goth opera, metal, and hiphop. Dark art. Proceeds benefit the Australian Horror Writers Association.
Publication: Black Box mulitmedia e-anthology, Edited by Shane Jiraiya Cummings, May, 2008
Genre: horror / Category: Short Story

"Visiting the Bone Merchant," by Camille Alexa
publication http://www.brimstonepress.com.au/blackbox.htm
Dark, surreal flash fiction from 80 of the hottest horror and fantasy authors. Australia's best alternative, goth opera, metal, and hiphop. Dark art. Proceeds benefit the Australian Horror Writers Association.
Publication: Black Box mulitmedia e-anthology, Edited by Shane Jiraiya Cummings, May, 2008
Genre: horror / Category: Short Story

"Crushing Butterflies," by M.K. Hobson
publication: http://www.tropismpress.com/flytrap.html
A lyrical time travel story about regrets and loss.
Publication: Flytrap 9, Edited by Tim Pratt, May, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: short story

"Casting Sin," by C.S. MacCath
storyauthor: http://www.csmaccath.com/content/casting-sin
A woman scapegoated by her community runs a magical gauntlet which ends in either freedom or death.
Publication: Murky Depths, Edited by Terry Martin, May, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short Story

"Gideon Caine and the Forgotten Inn," by K G McAbee
storyauthor www.lulu.com/wildcatbooks
Gideon Caine cannot escape his destiny...but can he save his friend's daughter from the creature who has imprisoned her?
Publication: Startling Stories #6, Edited by Ron Hanna, May, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short story
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"Gliders of the Purple Stage," by K G McAbee
storyauthor www.lulu.com/wildcatbooks
Hugo Kronos has a problem: his time machine has stranded him in the past. Now he's Sheriff Kronos, of the small Western town called Utopia.
Publication: Weird Western Tales #1, Edited by Wayne Judge, May, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Novella

"Hermit Crabs," by Elissa Malcohn
publication http://www.electricvelocipede.com/
Mandy and Noah, two outcast kids, bond as none of their peers could. But they belong to two different species, and the pact they make could have lethal consequences.
Publication: Electric Velocipede #14, Edited by John Klima, May, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short story

"In Demeter's Gardens," by Nancy Jane Moore
author http://home.earthlink.net/~nancyjane
Fight scenes and moral dilemmas in the Asteroid Belt. Publication: Front Lines, Edited by Denise Little, May, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short story

"The Librarian of Talimbourne," by Kim Vandervort
other: http://www.hadleyrillebooks.com
Yraine, the young new Librarian of Talimbourne, discovers a dark secret locked beneath the foundations of the library. When her curiosity becomes obsession, Yraine uses every means at her disposal to solve a most compelling mystery-- and must face the consequences of her rash choice.
Publication: Ruins Metropolis, Edited by Eric T. Reynolds, May, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short story

"Party Crashers," by Trisha Wooldridge
Christy Tohara, Co-Author
other http://www.sidhenadaire.com/books/BAF2.htm
The San Diego Museum of Natural History is holding a gala event, but warring faeries crash the party. Those humans don't know what they're in for!
Publication: Bad-Ass Faeries 2: Just Plain Bad, edited by Danielle Ackley-McPhail, May 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short Story

April 2008

"Zinn Mensch,", by Danielle Ackley-McPhail
other: www.fortresspublishinginc.com
A stop-over on an obsolete outpost on the fringes of space gives Lieutenant Kitch of the space freighter Mortimer a new respect for the destructive power of inhumanity.
Publication: Trails of Indiscretion, Edited by Brian Koscienski and Chris Pisano, April, 2008
Genre: Science fiction / Category: short story

"Five Good Things about Meghan Sheedy," by A. M. Dellamonica
story: http://www.strangehorizons.com/2008/20080421/five_good_things-f.shtml
Dinah must examine her loyalties as Earth's ongoing civil war reaches Seattle.
Publication: Strange Horizons, Edited by Susan Marie Groppi, April, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short story

"The Sorrow Fair," by A. M. Dellamonica
story
Gabriel's love for a dead girl leads him to Hell's anteroom.
Publication: Helix Speculative SF, Edited by William Sanders & Lawrence Watt-Evans, April, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Novelette

"Three Views of the Maiden in Peril," by Catherine Lundoff
story: http://www.farragoswainscot.com/2008/6/three_views.html
Series of vignettes? Howl of rage? Metaphorical metafiction? You decide!
Publication: Farrago's Wainscot, Edited by Darin Bradley, April, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short story

"Running the Road," by Nancy Jane Moore
publication Farrago's Wainscot
If there isn't the chance you're really gonna kill yourself, what's the fucking point?
Publication: Farrago's Wainscot, Edited by Darin Bradley, April, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short story
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"Stalking the Virtual Mysteries," by Lettie Prell
story http://www.loreleisignal.com/StalkingtheVirtualMysteries.html
What if virtual reality were a means to penetrate that realm the mystics supposedly know? A young woman has a strange experience while playing a virtual reality game, that is key understanding herself and her world.
Publication: The Lorelei Signal, Edited by Carol Hightshoe, April, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: novelette

"Flowertongue," by Jessica Reisman
story http://www.farragoswainscot.com/2008/6/flowertongue.html
"...a richly textured tale with subtly fantastical undertones... Feeling completely authentic in its detail, it shows that a writer can be both disciplined and playful at the same time. ...should appear on the Year?s Best lists."--The Fix
Publication: Farrago's Wainscot, Edited by Darin Bradley, April, 2008
Genre: Fantasy / Category: short story

March 2008

"Flying Solo," by Camille Alexa
publication http://www.hadleyrillebooks.com/
Over 150,000 words of imaginative fiction set in or about desolate places. Camille Alexa's "Flying Solo" kicks off the collection.
Publication: Desolate Places anthology, Edited by Eric T. Reynolds, March, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short story

"A Poor, Desert Planet," by Sue Burke
publication: http://www.hadleyrillebooks.com/
Self-exile won't keep a man safe when an old enemy gets exiled, too.
Publication: Desolate Places (Hadley Rille Books), Edited by Eric T. Reynolds, March 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: short story

"Spiders," by Sue Burke
publication: http://www.asimovs.com/_issue_0803/tableofcontents.shtml
On a distant planet, a man and his son take a walk in the forest, where the animals and plants are not what they seem.
Publication: Asimov's Science Fiction, Edited by Sheila Williams, March 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: short story

"Winds of Change," by Linda A. B. Davis
publication: www.amazon.com/Something-Magic-This-Way-Comes/dp/075640472X
Martha Jane's life has always been beyond her control. Now, with everything at risk, can she be the one to command? Can she call the magic and bring the winds of change with it?
Publication: Something Magic This Way Comes, Edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Sarah A. Hoyt, March, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short Story

"Knees," by Sheri Fresonke Harper
publication: http://www.genremall.com/zinesr.htm#aoife
What happens when a scientist discovers his girl is pregnant and gets guilty when he finds a child in risk of death.
Publication: Aoife's Kiss, Edited by Tyree Campbell, March, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short Story
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"Dryad," by Julie K. Rose
story http://www.magicalrealism.co.uk/view.php?story=56
She was a weary woman with more than her share of loss and pain, the world crawling under her skin, her heart bare and dry. The wise ones, and those who scribe their ancient lore, say it was so.
Publication: Serendipity, March, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short Story

February 2008

"Flaming Marshmallow and Other Deaths," by Camille Alexa
story http://escapepod.org/2008/02/01/ep143-flaming-marshmallow-and-other-deaths/
Life begins when you get that little slip of paper on your sixteenth birthday. *AUDIO*
Publication: Escape Pod, Edited by S. F. Eley, February, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: short story

"The People's Republic of the Edelweiss Putt-Putt Golf Course," by M.K. Hobson
other: http://forums.rofmagazine.com/showthread.php?t=4367
"Gulliver's Travels meets The Communist Manifesto, with a bow to The Wealth of Nations." -- Janice Clark, "The Fix"
Publication: Realms of Fantasy, Edited by Shawna McCarthy, February, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: short story

"Identity Theft," by Elissa Malcohn
publication http://samsdotpublishing.com/contents.htm
A 100-word "drabble" written to the theme, "Haunted Spaceports."
Publication: The Drabbler #10, Edited by Terrie Leigh Relf, February, 2008
Genre: science fiction / Category: Short story

January 2008

"Spell, Book and Candle," by Catherine Lundoff
publication fictionwriting.wordpress.com/current-issue/
Magic, mayhem and breaking up.
Publication: Khimairal Ink, Edited by Carrie Tierney, January, 2008
Genre: fantasy / Category: Short Story

"Beneath the Sea of Sand," by K G McAbee
other www.amazon.com
Trapped in an underground river, with monsters above and below!
publication: Amazon Shorts, January, 2008 Genre: science fiction / Category: Short story