A good story is a good story wherever it comes from, and this place is full of them.” – from “Charlie’s Point of View” Playboy Magazine once called Colfax Avenue “the longest, wickedest street in America.” A hundred years ago, it was the main road into and out of Denver, Colorado. East Colfax was the address to have for many of the city’s elite, and West Colfax was a trail that led to the mountains and dreams of Gold Rush riches. A 105-acre tuberculosis sanatorium for the poor once fronted the street – the Golden Hill Cemetery still houses many of the White Plague’s victims. Colfax Avenue has been a part of almost every major era that defines the American West. It has housed the richest and the poorest, supported massive public works and the seediest criminal enterprises. If that isn’t the stuff of great fiction, we don’t know what else qualifies. We invite you to explore Colfax Avenue – its past, present, and future. Its greatest moments, real or imaginary, and its darkest secrets. Tales of romance, action, fantasy and more – Colfax has seen it all: • Billy Shump has seven seconds to save a life – and ruin his own • Mike Ashford learns that skimming off other people’s dreams isn’t nearly as satisfying as finding his own • Mech apocalypse refugee Kal must decide how far he’s willing to go in order to survive • Detective Marc Davis works a missing child case that puts his solid lack of faith in question • Sugar thought she hit rock bottom, until her unique talent catches unwanted attention • Jackie tries to save a homeless man from alien abduction • And eight other tales inspired by Colfax Avenue Crossing Colfax includes stories from authors Warren Hammond (KOP series) and Linda Berry (Trudy Roundtree Mystery series), and past Colorado Gold writing contest finalists and winners, including Zoltan James, Martha Husain, Angie Hodapp, TJ Valour, and more.

Crossing Colfax: Short Stories by Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers

Literature & Fiction

Mizushima, Margaret

BERRY, LINDA

Lansing, Kate

Hodapp, Angie

Hammond, Warren

Husain, Martha

Hutcheson, Thea

Valour, TJ

Milan, Zach

Silver, L D

Winstead, B K

James, Zoltan

Singer, Emily

Kjosen, Laura

Rowley, Rebecca

Short Stories & Anthologies

RMFW Press

A huntress in a hostile land—armed only with bow, arrow, and the Mothers’ guidance—learns she’s not the jungle's most dangerous predator. Attacked by a ferocious beast, she fights for her life... only to discover that true danger lies not in tooth and claw, but in failing to recognize herself in the heart of her enemy.

Tooth and Claw

Comics & Graphic Novels

Viola, Joshua

Graphic Novels

Hex Publishers LLC

Do you need a literary agent? The answer is…it depends. With so many publishing options available to writers today, figuring out the best way to get your novel into readers’ hands can be overwhelming. If you’re a writer who’s not really sure what a literary agent is, what a literary agent does, or why having a literary agent might be important, then this book is for you. What are a literary agent’s roles and responsibilities? What should agents do for their clients? What shouldn’t they do? How do you know when it’s time to look for an agent to represent you, or when it’s time to sever your relationship with an agent who isn’t your best professional fit? This book provides a deep dive into the traditional-publishing process, giving you a clear view of what to expect from the moment you get an idea for a novel to the moment your novel goes out of print. Topics include: • How to handle an offer of representation from a literary agent • How to navigate an agency agreement • How to read and audit royalty statements • When and how to request a reversion of rights from your publisher • And more Gain the industry knowledge you need to make informed decisions that will help you build the writing career you want.

Do You Need a Literary Agent?: The Writer-in-the-Know Guide to a Literary Agent's Role in the Publishing Industry (Writer-In-The-Know Guides)

Reference

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Traderscape Publishing

From Atlantis to the Third Reich and beyond, these thirteen original cerebral tales of science fiction and horror explore the evils that abound when humanity wields extraordinary minds as weapons, whether to wage war or prevent it. Steeped in psychic savagery, telekinetic combat, and extrasensory espionage, PSI-WARS imagines corrupt governments and daring operatives, gods and soldiers and hackers and spies. The authors don't flinch when they peer around the darkest, most violent corners of the human psyche. Will you?

Psi-Wars: Classified Cases of Psychic Phenomena

Acevedo, Mario

Iglesias, Gabino

Jones, Stephen Graham

Yu, E. Lily

Kressel, Matthew

Ferrell, Keith

Rocksteady, Betty

Genre Fiction

Hex Publishers

Query Craft: The Writer-in-the-Know Guide to Getting Your Manuscript Requested

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