We’ve got plenty coming out in the next few months- and here’s our full schedule:
- August 21st – Wyldblood #19, featuring new stories by Chase Anderson, M Cedric Simpson, Gideon Smith, Karl Dandenell, Aimee Hennessey, Scott Payne, Alan Fisher, Dale Parnell and Cheryl Sonnier. Print and digital.
- August 28th – Infinitum from Vaughan Roste free, on the website.
- September 11th – Dim Meridian from Ells Montgomery, free on the website.
- September 18th – new novella: Rice Mountain, by Sam Fletcher. Print and digital.
- September 25th – Glowbugs by Emily Dow, free on the website.
- October 2nd – new novella: Other Self by Mia Dalia. Print and digital.
- October 9th – Come Join the Family by Andrew Kozma, free on the website.
- October 23rd – The Egg is Mother of the Dragon, by Gordon Pinckheard, free on the website
- October 30th – new novella: Filigree by Teresa Milbrodt, Print and digital.
- November 6th – Office Dolls by AS Kresnak, free on the website.
- November 20th – Honey-wine Wetware by UM Agoawike, free on the website.
- November 27th – Wyldblood #20, featuring new fiction from Zary Fekete, John Leahy, Ruth Capasso, Carol Mbuga, Michael Teasedale, Tanya Pond, Katherine Quevedo, Brendan Mullin, Mir Rainbird and Aeryn Rudel.
- December 4th – new flash fiction TBC.
- December 11th – The Alternative to Reindeer Necromancy by George Walker – new Christmas flash free on the website
- December 18th – A Simple Trade by Dana Vickerson (free flash on the website)
- December 31st – Happy New Year by Ron Ginzler (free flash on the website)
So lots of great science fiction and fantasy to come. Preorders for Wyldblood 19 and the novellas soon (we’ll let you know when) with cover reveals and other good stuff. And we reopen for submissions on September 1st, so send us your finest!
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