Issue 1 of the new Heroic Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine Cirsova. Featuring: 
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<li>Novelette</li> <ul><li>A Hill of Stars by Misha Burnett</li></ul>
<li>Short Stories</li> <ul>
<li>The Gift of the Ob-Men by Schuyler Hernstrom</li> <li>This Day, At Tilbury by Kat Otis</li> <li>At the Feet of Neptune's Queen by Abraham Strongjohn</li> <li>Rose by Any Other Name by Brian K. Lowe</li> <li>Late Bloom by Melanie Rees</li> <li>The Hour of the Rat by Donald Jacob Uitvlugt</li> </ul>
<li>Poetry</li> <ul><li>My Name is John Carter (Part 1) by James Hutchings</li></ul>
<li>Essay</li> <ul><li>Retrospective: Toyman by E.C. Tubb by Jeffro Johnson</li></ul>
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Cirsova: Heroic Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Burnett, Misha

Hernstrom, Schuyler

Lowe, Brian K.

Uitvlugt, Donald Jacob

Hutchings, James

Rees, Melanie

Otis, Kat

Strongjohn, Abraham

Science Fiction

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Issue 2 of the new Heroic Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine Cirsova, featuring: 
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<li>Novella</li>
<ul><li>Images of the Goddess by Schuyler Hernstrom</li></ul>
<li>Short Stories</li> <ul>
<li>The Sealed City by Adrian Cole</li> <li>Hoskins' War by Brian K. Lowe</li> <li>Squire Errant by Karl Gallagher</li> <li>The Water Walks Tonight by S.H. Mansouri</li> <li>Shark Fighter by Michael Tierney</li>
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<li>Poetry</li> <ul><li>My Name is John Carter (Part 2) by James Hutchings</li></ul>
<li>Essay</li> <ul><li>Rescuing Women by Kristine Kathryn Rusch</li></ul>
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Cirsova #2: Heroic Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine

Tierney, Michael

Cole, Adrian

Mansouri, S.H.

Gallagher, Karl

Rusch, Kristine Katheryn

Spring 2017 special Eldritch Earth issue. Burroughsian adventure on a prehistoric Lovecraftian Earth. Novella The First American, by Schuyler Hernstrom Short Stories  War of the Ruby/Shapes In the Fog, by Brian K. Lowe Darla of Deodanth, by Louise Sorensen In the Gloaming O My Darling, by Misha Burnett The Queen of Shadows, by Jay Barnson Beyond the Great Divide, by S.H. Mansouri Through the Star-Thorn Maze, by Lynn Rushlau The Bears of 1812, by Michael Tierney A Killing in Karkesh, by Adrian Cole  Poetry  My Name is John Carter (Pt. 4), by James Hutchings

Cirsova #5: Heroic Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine

Barnson, Jay

Rushlau, Lynn

Brace yourself for the next exciting issue of StoryHack Action & Adventure. Taking cues from the greatest pulp magazines of a bygone era, StoryHack publishes all-new stories of bravery and derring-do in a wide variety of genres. There is something in here for everyone, and each story includes art. Here's what you will find in this issue: <ul> <li>Predator/Prey Relationships by Julie Frost. When Ben's ability to shift into a werewolf is stolen, he must play a most dangerous game to get it back.</li> <li>The Temple of Baktaar by Jason Restrick. What deadly curses await when a pair of adventurers delve too deeply into an ancient, supposedly-abandoned temple?</li> <li>The Gambler's Tale by Jon Mollison. Mike has a plan to not just beat the house, but bring it crashing down entirely. The mob has other ideas.</li> <li>Crystal, Brass, and Copper by Matthew X. Gomez. When a robbery goes horribly wrong, can Bahar get any part of her old life back?</li> <li>Junior Partner by Brian K. Lowe. With his superhero captured by dangerous foes, a sidekick must decide what he is made of.</li> <li>The Crawlers beneath Avaris by David J. West. With city guards and assassins hot on his tail, Brutanis is forced into an underground maze. What he finds there may be worse than the trouble he's fleeing.</li> <li>High Ground by John M. Olsen. Captain Alexander Kemp's space station Icarus suffers an attack in orbit as the government on Earth below collapses. Can their advanced tools and mental grit keep them alive as they respond to a series of escalating attacks?</li> <li>The Chronicle of the Gorgon's Island by Keith West. A cursed prince and his right hand man are shipwrecked on an uncharted island with an unruly crew. Will the monster they find there kill them before they kill each other?</li> <li>Kakerlacs by Alexandru Constantin. After a long stint with the Corps, Mike returns to his hometown in the California desert, only to get tangled up in a sinister plot involving cops and tweakers who are more than they seem.</li> </ul>

StoryHack Action & Adventure, Issue Two

Literature & Fiction

Frost, Julie

West, Keith

Mollison, Jon

Olsen, John M.

West, David J.

Gomez, Matthew X.

Beattie, Bryce

Restrick, Jason

Constantin, Alexandru

Short Stories & Anthologies

Chronos is an anthology of drabbles (a story told in exactly one-hundred words) themed around time. Seventy-five talented authors from around the world come together to present ninety-eight stories of time, time travel, time zones, time manipulation, flash-forwards, space-time, time freezes, and so many other variations on the theme.

Chronos: An Anthology of Time Drabbles (Shacklebound Books Anthologies and Collections)

Hogan, Liam

Fomley, Eric S.

Murphy, Mike

Dromey, John H.

Matsuura, Kelly

Patterson, Jez

Hoggard, John

Frost, Jack Wolfe

Independently published

A Brood of Vampires

Moss, Templeton

Faye, Alyson

Page, Heather C

Timmons, Avery

Butterworth, Charlie-Anne

Brooks, Alysha

Manns, Aaron

Rose, Camden

Rodgers, Gray

Genre Fiction

West Avenue Publishing

The characters in the twenty short stories in this next Read on the Run anthology are all having trouble with time travel. Some have trouble with the equipment, some have trouble with what they find, others have to deal with unexpected consequences. Some travelers intentionally? reach out to their past or future selves, others work to avoid this.Some travelers focus on the future, others focus on the past, a few look in both directions.Travelers travel by time machine, cell phone, time cap, elevator, compass, or without? the need for a device at all.And then there are the mistakes made and paradoxes created when you mess around with time.This entertaining collection of short stories is just what you need to forget about the year 2020 for awhile!

The Trouble with Time Travel

Gienapp, Laurie Axinn

Valenti, Catherine

Rutty, Lee

Duncan, Dianna

Meldrum, R.

Blatchley, Nyki

Warzell, Desmond

Smoking Pen Press, LLC

Novelette
<ul><li>Crying in the Salt House, by B. Morris Allen</li></ul>Short Stories<ul>
<li>Jeopardy Off Jupiter IV, by Spencer E. Hart</li>
<li>The Best Workout, by Frederick Gero Heimbach</li>
<li>A Song in Deepest Darkness, by Jason Ray Carney</li>
<li>Amsel the Immortal, by Lauren Goff</li>
<li>An Interrupted Scandal, by Misha Burnett</li>
<li>The Sword of the Mongoose, by Jim Breyfogle</li>
<li>When Gods Fall in Fire, by Brian K. Lowe</li>
</ul>Poetry<ul><li> My Name is John Carter (Part 7), by James Hutchings</li></ul>

Cirsova #10: Heroic Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine

Hart, Spencer E.

Goff, Lauren

Carney, Jason Ray

Heimbach, Frederick Gero

Allen, B. Morris

Fantasy

CIrsova-Publishing

The Invisible City

Water Dragon Publishing

Captain Charles Clee stumbles onto a secret archaeological expedition from the 23rd century and finds himself stranded nearly one million years in the future.When the woman he loves is kidnapped by one of Earth's alien overlords, he becomes the enemy of one of the most powerful men in the world.
But his quest to rescue her is complicated when he learns that a working time machine may still exist with which he could return to his own era and save his troops from certain annihilation.
Now, torn between love and his duty to the men who served under him a million years past, pursued by the merciless assassins of the Time Police, Clee fights against war, slavery, and fantastic beasts in a race against time itself--knowing that whatever the outcome, he must lose.
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Definitely recommended for fans of SF classics and readers of SF in general. - West Coast Book Reviews.</li>
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The voice, the romance, the heroism, and the unbridled sense of optimism all make reading The Invisible City a joy. - Seagull Rising</li>
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4.5 out of 5 ... There is plenty of action and several twists that made [The Invisible City] a fun adventure to the end... I recommend this to readers who enjoy engaging science fiction adventure. - Martha's Bookshelf</li>
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Grab your copy today! Free with Kindle Unlimited.Thank you for your interest in our book. We hope you enjoy reading it as much as we have enjoyed presenting it. - Digital Fiction
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The Invisible City (The Stolen Future)

Fiction, Digital

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