Third Flatiron Anthologies feature multiple winners of science fiction and fantasy reader polls and recommended reading lists. 
Hidden Histories is a new speculative fiction anthology with the themes of alternate and secret (shadow) histories.
In Hidden Histories, agents of the ancient Library of Alexandria attempt to steer human history, a witch at the stake explains how she was framed, a missing airliner black box turns up, General Custer is defeated by wendigos, Queen Elizabeth tells Shakespeare she was cursed, a seance saves the Apollo-13 moon mission, an alien ambassador mentors Jimi Hendrix, a competing ship line plots to scuttle the Titanic, were-boars fight Nazis in WW2 Germany, the back room of a bookstore holds histories written in the future, and a girl learns the true history of Chinese dragons. These and many more stories entertain while exploring revisionist interpretations of real and fictional events.
Hidden Histories presents 28 original stories from an international groupof contributors. Writers include Bruce Golden, Matthew Reardon, BrendaKezar, Kai Hudson, Brian Trent, Jonathan Shipley, Dantzel Cherry,Edwina Shaw, Dennis Maulsby, Michael Robertson, Mike Barretta, RicardoMaia, J.D. Blackrose, John A. Frochio, Arthur Carey, Sandra UlbrichAlmazan, Elizabeth Beechwood, Robert Dawson, James Chmura, TonyGenova, Sarah Hinlicky Wilson, Simon Lee-Price, Shannon McDermott,Jennifer Lee Rossman, H. J. Monroe, Evan A. Davis, Tyler Paterson, andA. Humphrey Lanham. Edited by Juliana Rew.

Hidden Histories (Third Flatiron Anthologies)

Wilson, Sarah Hinlicky

Frochio, John A.

Trent, Brian

GOLDEN, BRUCE

Cherry, Dantzel

Rew, Juliana

Hudson, Kai

Reardon, Matthew

Kezar, Brenda

Shipley, Jonathan

Literature & Fiction

Third Flatiron Publishing

Strange Wars explores military conflict through speculative fiction. Through compelling narratives and fantastic world-building, diverse authors force us to reexamine the familiar and important concept of war. The 27 stories in this collection present organized aggression through the imaginative lens of science fiction and fantasy. These are entertaining and engaging stories with depth, complexity, and thoughtful exploration of the theme to inspire further reflection and debate. Together, they present memorable "what if" questions, pose interesting moral and philosophical dilemmas, and introduce intriguing thought experiments in the form of engaging stories. Accompanying discussion questions probe deeper into the stories and encourage further reflection. Strange Wars is about more than great science fiction and fantasy; it's about thinking about war in new ways.This anthology includes:“Ballad of the Low-Flight Hauler” by Matthew Bailey“Pyrrha” by Antony Paschos“Drone Wars” by Charles Robertson Jr.“The Wolf, the Serpent, and the Hag” by F.C. Stanley“The Pilgrim, Or, One Star: Would Definitely Not Recommend” by Rebekah Postupak“Burial Detail” by Karl Dandenell“The Last Khimaira” by M.O. Pirson“Mercy Comes Last to the Vigilant” by Stewart C Baker“Star Dust” by Phil Temples“Graft Mage” by William J. Broom“How to Check if Your Peacekeeper-2000 Is Loaded” by David F. Shultz“A Taste of Home” by Eva Schultz“Little Lives Rounded by Sleep” by Matt McHugh“Limb From Limb” by John A Frochio“The Mytilenian Delay” by Neil James Hudson“The Day the Rockets Flew” by John E. DeLaughter“One Night in a Sushi Bar of Uncertain Parameters” by D.K. Latta“Border Skirmish” by Dave D'Alessio“Printed Guns and Sold Schematics” by SJ Klapecki“All the King's Men” by James Wood“Hey Diddle Diddle” by Sandy Parsons“The Dreamer in the Dark” by Mike Adamson“Invasion” by Gordon Cash“A Question of Policy” by David McGillveray“All the Heroes” by Liam Hogan“We Who Died In Glory” by N. C. Krueger“The Last Joke” by Edmund Schluessel

Strange Wars: Speculative Fiction of Coalitions in Conflict (Strange Concepts: Big Ideas Explored Through Speculative Fiction)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Adamson, Mike

D'Alessio, Dave

Bailey, Matthew

Dandenell, Karl

Miasek, Don

Baker, Stewart C

Broom, William J.

Cash, Gordon

DeLaughter, John E.

Fantasy

TDotSpec

”A riotous feast of time travel stories, fresh and profound, touching the classic bases with a surprising originality and diversity of style” - From the intro by Paul Levinson. “Time travel used to be thought of as just science fiction, but Einstein’s general theory of relativity allows for the possibility that we could warp space-time so much that you could go off in a rocket and return before you set out.” - Stephen Hawking. Another Second Chance by Karl Lykken Closing Schrodinger’s Box by Michael W. Lucht Diversions by J.D. Kotzman Fashion Emergency by Brian Koukol Picking Litter on the Moon by Robert Bagnall Putting It Right by Gustavo Bondoni The Man Who Brought Down The New York Times by Paul Levinson Stopper by David Christenson The Babushka Lady by C.R. Berry The Road to Utopia Plain by Rick Kennett The Scar by Frank Roger The Winds of Time by Mike Adamson The Wishing Place by Aaron Moskalik Timeless in Chronosville by John A. Frochio 113 Feet by Josh Roseman

The Chronos Chronicles: a time travel anthology

Levinson, Paul

Christenson, Dave

Kennet, Rick

Roger, Frank

Moskalik, Aaron

Roseman, Josh

Morgan, Druscilla

Berry, C.R.

Science Fiction

Indie Authors Press

LegionPress

Harper, James

Peralta, Samuel

Legion, Shebat

Lupton, Robert Allen

Chamberlain, Gregg

Ovér, Karen

Kiste, John

Barouch, Charles

Genre Fiction

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