The eighteenth Tarot card is the Moon, and those who raise their arms to her know she offers Mercy and Severity in equal measure. This is the great river at night, where wolves howl and all doors are open. All futures are possible, and every truth is elusive. This is the source and passion of Eighteen: Stories of Mischief &amp; Mayhem. These twenty-four stories from voices--old and new--celebrate the inevitability of fate, the horror of prophecy, and the shivering delight of not knowing what comes next.
Cross over the threshold with us, and explore the strange, the weird, and the fantastic. Do not fear what lies ahead. It is the same as what came before. The only difference is you. This is Eighteen, and nothing will be the same.
Eighteen contains stories from Forrest Aguirre, Darin Bradley, Christopher East, Scott Edelman, Nicole Feldringer, Ben Gamblin, Ingrid Garcia, A. P. Howell, Emma Johnson-Rivard, E. E. King, Jessie Kwak, Shannon Lawrence, Gerri Leen, Mark Mills, Christi Nogle, Tammie Painter, Josh Rountree, Erica Sage, Lorraine Schein, J. Dee Stanley, Richard Thomas, John Waterfall, Wendy N. Wagner, and Todd Zack. It is edited by Mark Teppo

Eighteen: Stories of Mischief & Mayhem (Underland Tarot)

Literature & Fiction

Bradley, Darin

Edelman, Scott

Teppo, Mark

Aguirre, Forrest

Howell, A. P.

Garcia, Ingrid

East, Christopher

Feldringer, Nicole

Gamblin, Ben

Genre Fiction

Underland Press

We're a world beset by crises. Climate change, income inequality, racism, pandemics, an almost unmanageable tangle of issues. Sometimes it's hard to look ahead and see a hopeful future. We asked sci-fi writers to send us stories about ways to fix what's wrong with the world. From the sixty-five stories we received, we chose twelve most amazing (and hopefully prescient) tales. Dive in and find out how we might mitigate climate change, make war obsolete, switch to alternative forms of energy, and restructure the very foundations of our society, The future's not going to fix itself.

Fix the World: twelve sci-fi writers save the future (Writers Save the World)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Schofield, Holly

Cebulski, Bryan

Povey, Jennifer R.

Follansbee, J.G.

Crossman, Rachel Hope

Denardo, Jana

Rain, Mere

Rasch, D.M.

Coatsworth, J.Scott

Science Fiction

Other Worlds Ink

Third Flatiron Anthologies feature multiple winners of science fiction and fantasy reader polls and recommended reading lists. 
"Infinite Lives: Short Tales of Longevity" is a new speculative fiction anthology with the themes of longevity, immortality, and technological life extension.
In "Infinite Lives," a man cursed with immortality finally finds joy when technology defeats death, an astronaut finds himself spaghettified by a black hole, a fairy queen returns to earth to bid goodbye to her dying human lover, the Grim Reaper finds an enthusiastic successor in a coffee shop barrista, a rebel subvert AIs who don't allow death, a rich oligarch tricks his way into the Garden of Eden for a taste of the Tree of Life, a conquistador and his war dog put their dip in the fountain of youth to good use, aliens convince a scientist to abandon her immortality drug and let evolution take its course, a wooden puppet rues the day he never became a real boy, a war criminal pays back the lives she took, a grandmother decides ageism has got to stop, and a Zoroastrian angel battles a demon through eternity, until a truce becomes love. These and many more stories entertain while exploring the pros and cons of longevity and how it is achieved.
"Infinite Lives" presents 28 original stories from an international groupof contributors. Writers include Brian Trent, Sloane Leong, Matt Thompson, J. B. Toner, Larry C. Kay, David F. Schultz, D. A. Campisi, Russell Dorn, Samson Stormcrow Hayes, Ingrid Garcia, Maureen Bowden, Brandon Butler, Caias Ward, Leah Miller, Megan Branning, Robert Walton, K. G. Anderson, Louis Evans, John Paul Davies, David Cleden, Tom Pappalardo, Philip John Schweitzer, Martin M. Clark, Wulf Moon, Mack Moyer, Konstantine Paradias, E. E. King, and Sarah Totton. Edited by Juliana Rew.

Infinite Lives: Short Tales of Longevity (Third Flatiron Anthologies)

Paradias, Konstantine

Trent, Brian

Shultz, David F.

Leong, Sloane

Rew, Juliana

Moon, Wulf

Anderson, K.G.

King, E.E.

Clark, Martin M.

Short Stories & Anthologies

Third Flatiron Publishing

What does the future hold for us? This anthology of twenty diverse stories from authors around the world shows us a future full of adventure, intrigue, fun, heart-ache, and wonder. Contestants go head-to-head in the supershark-infested waters of the Extreme Chess Olympiad! A wheelchair-bound girl is being stalked in the physical world by the victims of her online supremacy. A young Kurd has the cure for all the world’s ills, but only if she can convince a prominent politician to take her new prosocial regimen. Knowing next to nothing about our biology, a young alien ambassador hilariously attempts to provide care for a panda grown from raw genetic samples. A new implant allows an autistic girl to communicate with those around her through music, but this huge leap forward in medicine is not without consequences. And many more. The future is as infinite as the stars. Let’s go explore it!

Futuristica: Volume 2

ANDERSON, COLLEEN

Miller, George Allen

Renwick, Alex C.

Johanabas, Fadzlishah

Chapman, Zach

Shumak, EJ

Chyhyrynska, Olha

Cotronis, George

Metasagas

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