Jim Breyfogle

Donald Uitvlugt

Nathan Dabney

Ken McGrath

J. Weichsel

Jon Zaremba

J. Brink

Amy Jansen

Jennifer Povey

Novelettes Slavers of Venus, by Nathan Dabney Promontory, by Jon Zaremba Short Stories Littermates (Part 1 of 2), by J.D. Brink Brandy and Dye, by Jim Breyfogle Breaking the Accords, by Amy Power Jansen The Dream Lords, by Donald Jacob Uitvlugt Only a Coward, by Jennifer Povey Party Smashers, by Ken McGrath Going Native, by J. Manfred Weichsel

Heroic Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine

Cirsova #8

John Dennehy

Gwendolyn Kiste

Eryk Pruitt

Weasel Press

Scott Outlar

R. Gold

G. Smith

Joseph Rubas

Diane Arrelle

Leon saul

Leslie Bohem

J. Michael

Jeffrey Sims

G. Boorse

Alyssa Roseman

Searska GreyRaven

Ace Hall

Andrea Lorin

Welcome to the latest edition of The Haunted Traveler, a roaming anthology dedicated to bringing you some of the most shocking and twisted tales this world has to offer. This issue will surely mesmerize you with its dark and haunting fiction pieces, leaving your nightmares vivid and your dreams insane. This edition features several new and old faces to the zine. Tag along, you won't want to leave after getting all tangled up in our twisted tales.

Vol. 2 Issue 1

The Haunted Traveler

Blake Jessop

Daniel Brock

Jamie Lackey

Michael Colangelo

Karen Heuler

Douglas Gwilym

Tim Pieraccini

Tamoha Sengupta

Nathan Susnik

Ian Rennie

Michael McGlade

Matthew Schickele

Frank Oreto

J. Nilson

Cory Swanson

Philip Trippenbach

Christina Dza Marie

Dale Carothers

Parsec Ink is proud to announce its 14th collection of short stories. Triangulation: Harmony & Dissonance is 21 short stories from around the world that explore this musical theme from every direction in the Speculative Multiverse--fantasy, science fiction, horror, the weird, and all points between. Let this mixtape of the imagination take you into the sway of songs of healing and songs of destruction, to a war-torn world where harmony is found in a melody shared by strangers, to an island of living instruments pining for a hand to play them, and to Earth, where a Martian virtuoso discovers that when music is diplomacy, atmosphere is as important as talent.

Harmony & Dissonance

Triangulation

Donald Uitvlugt

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