Nicholas Cook

Robert M. Price

Jeffrey Thomas

Lois H. Gresh

Tim Curran

William Meikle

Tom Lynch

David Conyers

D.L. Snell

Ran Cartwright

Glynn Owen Barrass

David Dunwoody

Peter Rawlik

Daniele Serra

Brian M. Sammons

Terrie Leigh Relf

Sam Stone

Carrie Cuinn

CJ Henderson

Michael Tice

Unquiet Tales of a Mythos-Haunted Future

Eldritch Chrome

Keith R. A. DeCandido

Adam P. Knave

Jesse Harris

James Chambers

Elaine Corvidae

Monica Richards

Lee Hillman

Vincent Collins

Clap Your Hands...NOW!
Because you better believe the world is full of Bad-Ass Faeries!

Toss out your childhood notions of faeries that are all goodness and light. 
No golden pixies clothed in gossamer, dancing on the wind, 
here to make the rainbows shine and the birds sing. 
These tales are of faeries on the raw edge, battle-worn and in black leather, 
with a glimmer of darkness in their eyes, if not their very hearts.

From the meanest city streets to one dusty, disturbing saloon, 
on the wing or the back of a Harley, no matter where you look, 
they are headed your way, trailing attitude, bodies, and a dust devil of magic in their wake. 

Good or bad or just plain rotten, you’ll never look at faeries the same way again.

Bad-Ass Faeries

In the second issue of William Shatner’s "Man O’ War", diplomat Benton Hawkes is fighting mad and on his way to Mars. Someone is tampering with his life and he’s determined to stop them. He just may be able to, if he can stop the shipful of space pirates out to kill him, that is.

Man O' War #2

Ian Grody

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