Jade Kerrion

Elle Andrews Patt

Bria Burton

Charles A. Cornell

Ken Pelham

John Hope

Veronica H. Hart

Kristin Durfee

Delve into the world of classic art with the Masters Reimagined writers as they twist a bit of otherworldly into these speculative tales involving well-known master works. From the Ferryman himself, learn the truth behind the Winged Athena in "Upon the River Styx". Follow a Norwegian detective as he investigates an antiques dealer with an unusual gift in "The Scream". In "The Medusa Jump" meet a man from the future as he relives his harrowing adventure in the past, then time travel with a young philosophy student to an untimely meet with Socrates in "Oil and Hemlock". Dive into demonic possession alongside young St. Augustine in "Soul For A Soul". In "The Eyes of Mona Lisa", join a twenty-something as she seeks out visions and a connection to her past. Rescue survivors from the Thames as a body-swapping twelve-year old in "Storey's Orphans" and then trip through the light fantastic as Franz Marc goes spirit-walking in "Among The Blue Horses".

A Speculative Fiction Anthology

The Masters Reimagined 2

In 2179 Taylor Female 8635 is content with her profession as a cosmetics designer. She gave birth to the requisite two babies in her teens and now enjoys privileges beyond the norm. When stopping at a power station Taylor inadvertently overhears a conversation between the leaders of the North and the South. They have a plan to destroy the leader of the West in order to gain control over food production. When Maximilian Male catches her in the shadows, he uses her plight as his opportunity to leave the North. Together they travel across the country, passing abandoned and derelict cities, countryside inhabited by uneducated tribes, villages with a minimum of social organization and barren wasteland in their quest to warn the leader of the West. Without her prescribed medication laced meals, Taylor learns what it is like to feel emotions, to experience joy and feel heartbreak.

Silent Autumn

Veronica H. Hart

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