Joanna Hoyt

David W. Landrum

Josh Brown

Dale Glaser

A fresh take on a legendary tale, this anthology of thirteen short stories is a testament to just how eternal and timeless the story of King Arthur truly is. One recurring aspect of Arthurian literature is the notion that he will one day return as a messiah to save his people. Another hallmark of the King Arthur legend is that Merlin-wizard, prophet, and Arthur's most trusted advisor-lives backwards through time. What if Merlin was actually advising multiple reincarnations of King Arthur during various points, and places, in time and history? And what if this all began at the end of time? King of Ages is an anthology like no other, showcasing stories that re-imagine King Arthur at several points in history, from the end of days all the way to the beginning of mankind. Featuring thirteen all-new stories by Paola K. Amaras * Patrick S. Baker * Josh Brown * Dale W. Glaser * Doug Goodman * Joanna Michal Hoyt * Philip Kuan * David W. Landrum * P. Andrew Miller * Mike Morgan * Alex Ness * C.A. Rowland * David Wiley "KING OF AGES is a fascinating and fitting testament to the endless versatility and creativity of Arthurian legend." --Lavinia Collins, author of The Guinevere Trilogy and The Morgan Trilogy "A wonderful collection of short stories, with many vivid imaginings of different Merlins and Arthurs across space and time. A must read for fans of the Arthurian legend, as well as anyone who loves good story." -- Katherine Sparrow, author of The Fay Morgan Chronicles

A King Arthur Anthology

King of Ages

Stephanie Ellis

Matthew Wilson

Gwendolyn Kiste

Kevin J. Wetmore, Jr.

Jonah Buck

David Bernard

Oliver Smith

Sarah E. Glenn

Ahimsa Kerp

T Fox Dunham

Scott T. Barnes

Chantal Bodreau

Guy Burtenshaw

D. Alan Dunn

Morgan Crooks

T. Joseph Dunham

Columbkill Noonan

Zachary O'Shea

Barb Siples

Henry F. Snider, 3rd

Sheena Williams

Gwen Mayo

Twenty historical horror stories presented for your consideration. Learn the real reasons behind the trial of Socrates, the curse of Glamis Castle, and the writing of the Book of the Dead. Discover the horrors of the American Civil War and the English Civil War. Meet a vampire during the Dust Bowl and a Sasquatch traveling among the fur trappers of Canada. Featured authors include T. Fox Dunham, Kevin Wetmore, Gwendolyn Kiste, and Guy Burtenshaw.

History and Horror, Oh My!

Andrew Knighton

Mark Lord

Rob Mcclure Smith

The first issue of the bestselling historical fiction magazineDo you love historical fiction, alternate history or historical fantasy? Then you will love Alt Hist.“an interesting selection of stories and a successful debut issue” Gareth Jones review of Alt Hist Issue 1 at SF CrowsnestAlt Hist is the new magazine of Historical Fiction and Alternate History. Alt Hist's mission is to provide readers with entertaining and well-written short stories with a historical setting, whether portraying actual events or events that could have happened. The first issue of Alt Hist features six short stories:“The Silent Judge” by David W. Landrum“Easter Parade, 1930” by Rob McClure Smith“Holy Water” by Andrew Knighton“Lament for Lost Atlanta” by Arlan Andrews“The Bitterness of Apples” by Priya Sharma“Travelling by Air” by Ian SalesAlt Hist Issue 1 also includes an Interview with Brandon H. Bell, co-editor of Aether Age, and information about the alternate history anthology Columbia & Britannia.

The Magazine of Historical Fiction and Alternate History

Alt Hist Issue 1

Adam Sass

Mike Algera

M.P. Diederich

Eve Fisher

Daniel Gooding

Rob Hartzell

Brian T. Hodges

Scott Lambridis 

J.P. Lorence

Marcus S. Robin

Jhon Sanchez

Charlotte Unsworth

For generations, the science fiction genre and literary fiction have been perceived as irreconcilable. Startling Sci-Fi: New Tales of the Beyond attempts to prove otherwise. These 13 stories are boldly literary while employing unmistakable characteristics of the sci-fi genre. Jhon Sanchez’s “The Japanese Rice Cooker” and Daniel Gooding’s “Crow Magnum Xix” toy with readers’ expectations by defying traditional storytelling techniques while Eve Fisher’s “Embraced” and David W. Landrum’s “The Priestesses of Light” are intricately constructed character studies. Rob Hartzell’s “The Dead and Eternal” raises profound concerns about modern technology though Adam Sass’s “98% Graves” takes an optimistic view of the future. Every story is accompanied by Stefanie Masciandaro’s vibrant, hypnotic illustrations which simultaneously evoke the days of sci-fi pulp paperbacks yet remain firmly grounded in 21st century digital techniques. This anthology will take you beyond what you thought possible in science fiction.

New Tales of the Beyond

Startling Sci-Fi

David W. Landrum

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