A is for Apocalypse

With A Broken Wing

Autumn continues her journey of discovery — about herself, her family and the world at large — through a cloud of grief and in the shadow of Ragnarok.

It begins when a child who tells her he likes her wings — wings no human should be able to see. While she attempts to find out what that means she is forced to make a huge sacrifice to protect a friend and deal with even more life-shaking revelations about her family.

Then she is given a quest by a dwarf.

And she has to navigate all of that without even the familiar comfort of the sword that started all this drama in the first place.

It’s all incredibly unfair, but at least she can trust her friends to help her through it… or can she?

(Also available with an alt cover)

A is for Apocalypse

Two Loyal Dogs

When a strange woman with antlers appears in front of Autumn, demands an apple and leaves with one of her dogs instead, Autumn will do anything to get him back. Even if it means working with her least favourite frost giant.

(Also available with an alt cover)

C is for Chimera

Silversong

Growing up in The Warren — gnomish slums in a big, human, city — Garryn Silversong has one goal. He wants to become a powerful wizard and use that power to rescue himself, his mother and his best friend from the dream-destroying poverty they are forced to exist in.

Armed with only a harp, a stolen book about arcane theory, and single-minded determination, Garryn claws his way up from obscurity, becoming a household name. 

But when unimaginable tragedy comes to The Warren, Garryn discovers there are things that fame and money can not buy. Will he find a way to protect those who are most important to him or he will spiral down into oblivion, taking them with him?

B is for Broken

Prairie Spirit(s)

Poetry about the spirit of the prairies and the spirits that haunt them.

Deadly droughts, malevolent entities and snow drifts that keep secrets (at least until thaw) are just some of the encounters, spooky and otherwise, that await you in Prairie Spirit(s).

G is for Ghosts

A teenage girl’s classmates begin disappearing only to haunt her dreams, ships full of ghostly passengers in need of release test those who are tasked to give them peace, psychopomps whose job is guiding the spirits of the dead to the other side meet in a support group, and more fill these pages.

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G is for Ghosts Release

The latest installment of the Alphabet Anthologies series has hit the shelves! The seventh volume in this series is all about ghost stories and is out just in time for Halloween. A teenage girl’s classmates begin disappearing only to haunt her dreams, ships full of...

Dark Waters

I am very excited to thrust this little bijou of darkness into the world. This collection of dark, water-inspired poems and stories is likely to haunt you long after you close the cover and walk away.Water doesn’t need to be deep to be dark. A remote lake where the...

Arcana

It was some years ago that I first considered dipping my toe into the world of anthologies. Like, really trying it out. I’d done a couple print versions of Niteblade (which you could argue were anthologies but were mostly print versions of Niteblade) but I had an idea...

Pushcart Prize Nominations

Each year small press editors and itty bitty publishers like myself get to nominate work they've published for the Pushcart Prize. This year I am pleased to nominate the following stories: "Light Chaser, Dark Hunter" by Joseph Halden The sheer-faced mountains...