Amal El-Mohtar

Arkady Martine

Ching-In Chen

Nisi Shawl

Rose Lemberg

Alvaro Zinos-Amaro

Nin Harris

Celeste Rita Baker

Nolan Liebert

Sara Norja

An Anthology of Unclassifiables

An Alphabet of Embers

Robert Silverberg

Conversations with Robert Silverberg

Traveler of Worlds

Alex Shvartsman

Lavie Tidhar

Matthew Kressel

Tatiana Ivanova

Jamie Wahls

Teng Ye

Inaugural issue of a new science fiction magazine with an added focus on international fiction and translation.Ranging from lyrical to humorous, from optimistic to jaded, from earthbound to interstellar, these stories offer six very different glimpses into the future. Matthew Kressel's "The History Within Us" takes place during the final stages of the heat death of the universe, where a ship filled with refugees of different species is huddled near one of the last burning stars, and that star is about to go nova.Tatiana Ivanova's satirical "Impress Me, Then We'll Talk About the Money" imagines the consequences of unscrupulous pharmacologists creating drugs that allow people to fulfill their deepest desire, which is to change.In "Earthrise," Lavie Tidhar examines what it means to be an artist in a futuristic society where humanity has colonized the solar system.In Alvaro Zinos-Amaro's "e^h" human colonists encounter a region of space in which their junk DNA mutates, revealing information encoded there by aliens.Teng Ye's "Universal Cigarettes" is a tongue-in-cheek tale of a grandiose marketing stunt with a dark twist reminiscent of Philip K. Dick's work.In the Nebula Award-nominated "Utopia, LOL?" by Jamie Wahls, a modern-day human wakes from cryogenic suspension in a utopian future overseen by a benevolent computer.

Future Science Fiction Digest, Issue 0

Piers Anthony

James Beamon

Anna Yeatts

Fantasy Scroll Magazine is an online, quarterly publication featuring science fiction, fantasy, horror, and paranormal short-fiction. The magazine’s mission is to publish high-quality, entertaining, and thought-provoking speculative fiction. With a mixture of short stories, flash fiction, and micro-fiction, Fantasy Scroll Magazine aims to appeal to a wide audience. Issue #3 includes 13 short stories: "Descant" — Piers Anthony "The Peacemaker" — Rachel A. Brune "My Favorite Photos of Anne" — Aaron Polson "Verisimilitude" — Alan Murdock "Orc Legal" — James Beamon "Kindle My Heart" — Rebecca Birch "Burn in Me" — Carrie Martin "The Memory-Setter's Apprentice" — Alvaro Zinos-Amaro "Hither and Yon" — Anatoly Belilovsky "The Contents of the Box with the Ribbon" — David Neilsen "The First First Fire" — Alexander Monteagudo "Missing Tessa" — Anna Yeatts "The Perfect Book" — Alex Shvartsman In the non-fiction section, this issue features: -Interview With Author Piers Anthony -Interview With Author and Publisher Anna Yeatts -Interview With Editor Scott H. Andrews -Artist Spotlight: Suebsin Pulsiri -Book Review: Upgraded (edited by Neil Clarke) -Movie Review: The House That Dripped Blood (1971) (Peter Duffell) The magazine is open to most sub-genres of science fiction, including hard SF, military, apocalyptic & post-apocalyptic, space opera, time travel, cyberpunk, steampunk, and humorous. Similarly for fantasy, we accept most sub-genres, including alternate world, dark fantasy, heroic, high or epic, historical, medieval, mythic, sword & sorcery, urban fantasy, and humorous. The magazine also publishes horror and paranormal short fiction.

Fantasy Scroll Magazine Issue #3

Inaugural issue of a new science fiction magazine with an added focus on international fiction and translation. Ranging from lyrical to humorous, from optimistic to jaded, from earthbound to interstellar, these stories offer six very different glimpses into the future. Matthew Kressel's "The History Within Us" takes place during the final stages of the heat death of the universe, where a ship filled with refugees of different species is huddled near one of the last burning stars, and that star is about to go nova. Tatiana Ivanova's satirical "Impress Me, Then We'll Talk About the Money" imagines the consequences of unscrupulous pharmacologists creating drugs that allow people to fulfill their deepest desire, which is to change. In "Earthrise," Lavie Tidhar examines what it means to be an artist in a futuristic society where humanity has colonized the solar system. In Alvaro Zinos-Amaro's "e^h" human colonists encounter a region of space in which their junk DNA mutates, revealing information encoded there by aliens. Teng Ye's "Universal Cigarettes" is a tongue-in-cheek tale of a grandiose marketing stunt with a dark twist reminiscent of Philip K. Dick's work. In the Nebula Award-nominated "Utopia, LOL?" by Jamie Wahls, a modern-day human wakes from cryogenic suspension in a utopian future overseen by a benevolent computer.

Future Science Fiction Digest Issue 0

Gary Phillips

Edward M. Erdelac

Terry Bisson

Michael Bailey

Lisa Morton

Eric Miller

Del Howison

John DeChancie

Bond Elam

Janey Joyce Holden

Lucio Rodriguez

Michael Paul Gonzalez

Sean Patrick Traver

Carla Robinson

Paul Carlson

Jeff Seeman

Kate Jonez

Take a trip through the imaginations of 18 visionary writers as they explore the future of trucking in this new science fiction anthology! There's something for every genre fiction fan in this follow-up to the hit "18 wheels of Horror - a Trailer Full of Trucking Terrors." From the back cover: An alien fuel additive shows just how fast a big rig can go... A disembodied driver wages war on self-driving trucks... A haul through time takes an unexpected turn... Reality shatters for a trucker using an experimental delivery device... Stargazing gives an overweight driver a new lease on life... A young girl risks her life to hitch a ride out of an apocalyptic wasteland... The highways of the universe will never be the same!

A Long Haul Into the Fantastic

18 Wheels of Science Fiction

Alvaro Zinos-Amaro

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