Samantha Henderson

A Vistani police officer and a woman with a bizarre connection to Dr. Sebastian Robarts risk everything to stop Robarts's murderous attempts to build angels from women, journeying into the evil heart of Riverbend to find Robarts and those aiding him, the sadistic Dr. Weldon and Trueblood, a Vistani seer with his own motives for aiding the killer. Original.

Heaven's Bones

Each month The Dark brings you the best in dark fantasy and horror! Edited by award winning editors Silvia Moreno-Garcia and Sean Wallace and brought to you by Prime Books, this issue includes two all-new stories and two reprints:"The Bone Beaters" by A.M. Muffaz"The Lark Ascending" by Samantha Henderson (reprint)"Queen Midnight" by Eliza Victoria"When We Taste of Death" by Damien Angelica Walters (reprint)

The Dark, #24

The Dark Issue 24

Battle the forces of darkness in the Forgotten Realms® Two angels given mortal flesh are sent to guard two star-crossed lovers, born scions of rival merchant houses. At first, it looks as though love will conquer all, and the rift will finally be mended. But there are those who hate the word peace with a passion so much that it poisons everything they touch, corrupting house to turn against house, mother to turn against child, and angel to turn against angel. Dawnbringer is the perfect meld between classic and contemporary fantasy, with shades of Romeo and Juliet, told from the perspective of guardian angels, in a world where sorcery and monsters are commonplace. From the Paperback edition.

A Forgotten Realms Novel

Dawnbringer

Nina Allan

Paul McAuley

Lavie Tidhar

Robert Reed

Cat Rambo

Carolyn Ives Gilman

Karl Bunker

Matthew Claxton

Gord Sellar

An unabridged collection spotlighting the “best of the best” science fiction stories published in 2016 by current and emerging masters of the genre, edited by Allan Kaster. In “The Art of Space Travel,” by Nina Allan, the staff of a hotel prepares for the crew of a one-way mission to Mars on the heels of earlier disasters. An artist and his wife search for fulfillment in a utopian world created by AIs in “They Have all One Breath” by Karl Bunker. In “Patience Lake,” by Matthew Claxton, an injured military cyborg helps defend a farm family that has helped him. In a top secret job, an all too conscious bus driver takes a non-cognizant alien and his human translator on a tour of the United States, in “Touring with the Alien” by Carolyn Ives Gilman. In “My Generations Shall Praise,” by Samantha Henderson, a woman on death row is persuaded to have her mind overwritten so that a wealthy relative can use her as a host body. People adapting to a melted Antarctica evolve new folklore, superstitions, and myths in “Elves of Antarctica” by Paul McAuley. In “Red in Tooth and Cog,” by Cat Rambo, a woman acquires a keen interest in the small domestic appliance AI ecosystem that evolves in a park after her phone is stolen. An ancient robot tells a human how it helped build the Great Ship, a planet-sized starship, from hyperfiber in “Parables of Infinity” by Robert Reed. In “Prodigal,” by Gord Sellar, an uplifted family dog questions the relationship between dogs and humans and then takes action. And finally, in a Bradburyesque tale, people go to Mars via cheap, one-person, one-way spacecrafts called jalopies in “Terminal” by Lavie Tidhar.

The Year's Top Ten Tales of Science Fiction 9

Amal El-Mohtar

Alex Dally MacFarlane

Dominik Parisien

Jack Marr

Shira Lipkin

Jeannelle Ferreira

Sonya Taaffe

Michele Bannister

Nancy Sheng

Rose Lemberg

Peer Dudda

Adrienne Odasso

Mari Ness

Mary Agner

Lisa Bradley

Alexandra Seidel

Bogi Takács

Sergio Ortiz

"Here, We Cross" collects twenty-two queer and genderfluid poems from the digital pages of Stone Telling magazine. This chapbook is a celebration of speculative poetry that is diverse and varied; here you will find poems with speakers or protagonists who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, genderqueer, trans*, asexual, and neutrois; speakers who struggle with the body and the society's imposed readings of that body. It is a painful book, a triumphant book, full of works that soar and breathe and live. Just like us.

A Collection of Queer and Genderfluid Poetry from Stone Telling 1-7

Here, We Cross

Samantha Henderson

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