<p>One in twelve species will go extinct in the near future. The finger points to us.Can we bring a species back from extinction? Why are dragons not with us today? Would you condemn a species to die so you could live? Explore these tales of species extinction. Hold fast against the winds of death with the caretakers of the future. Decipher warnings from the past, the future and worlds between worlds. Be more dangerous than the big game hunters. Doggedly track down the last specimen across three continents. Recognize messages aliens have left for us, so we don't continue on the destructive path we're on. Are our successors already waiting in the wings?</p>

Triangulation: Extinction (Triangulation Anthologies)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Hogan, Liam

Bellin, Joshua David

Jessop, Blake

Rossman, Jennifer Lee

Povey, Jennifer R.

Payne, Isaac

Lackey, Jamie

Balder, Bo

Science Fiction

PARSEC Ink

<p>When you think of Mrs. Claus, do you imagine a quiet North Pole homebody who finds complete fulfillment in baking cookies, petting reindeer and crafting toys alongside elves? How about a magic-wielding ice goddess, or a tough-as-nails Valkyrie? Or maybe an ancient fae of dubious intentions, or a well-meaning witch? Could Mrs. Claus be a cigar-smoking Latina, or a crash-landed alien? Within these pages Mrs. Claus is a hero, a villain, a mother, a spacefarer, a monster hunter, and more. The only thing she decidedly is not, is a sidekick. <br> It’s Mrs. Claus’ turn to shine and she is stepping out of Santa’s shadow and into the spotlight in these fourteen spectacular stories that make her the star! Featuring original short stories by Laura VanArendonk Baugh, C.B. Calsing, DJ Tyrer, Jennifer Lee Rossman, Kristen Lee, Randi Perrin, Michael Leonberger, Andrew Wilson, Ross Van Dusen, MLD Curelas, Maren Matthias, Anne Luebke, Jeff Kuykendall, and Hayley Stone.</p>

Mrs. Claus: Not the Fairy Tale They Say

Literature & Fiction

WILSON, ANDREW

Parrish, Rhonda

Tyrer, DJ

Stone, Hayley

VanArendonk Baugh, Laura

Perrin, Randi

Calsing, C.B.

Lee, Kristen

Leonberger, Michael

Genre Fiction

World Weaver Press

<p>Solarpunk is a type of optimistic science fiction that imagines a future founded on renewable energies. The seventeen stories in this volume are not dull utopias—they grapple with real issues such as the future and ethics of our food sources, the connection between technology and nature, and the interpersonal conflicts that arise no matter how peaceful the world is. In these pages you’ll find a guerilla art installation in Milan, a murder mystery set in a weather manipulation facility, and a world where you are judged by the glow of your solar nanite implants. From an opal mine in Australia to the seed vault at Svalbard, from a wheat farm in Kansas to a crocodile ranch in Malaysia, these are stories of adaptation, ingenuity, and optimism for the future of our world and others. For readers who are tired of dystopias and apocalypses, these visions of a brighter future will be a breath of fresh air.</p>

Glass and Gardens: Solarpunk Summers

Schofield, Holly

Goh, Jaymee

Ulibarri, Sarena

Patt, Julia K.

Mok, D.K.

Cox, Stefani

Graves, Shel

Jerreat, Jerri

Jugendstil, Commando

Short Stories & Anthologies

<p>In science fiction, humans are usually boring compared to other spacefaring races: small, weak, with no claws or tentacles, and no special abilities to speak of. If we're lucky, humans have an indomitable spirit when the chips are down. Not much more than that. But what if they weren't? What if humans were the ones who all the other aliens talked about, in tones of appreciation, fear, or utter confusion? What if humans weren't the boring ones, but the weirdest things among the stars? 28 authors explore some of the many ways that we can be the talk of the cosmos.</p>

We're the Weird Aliens

Rogers, Bill

Johnstone, Mara Lynn

Blymoor, Jules

Glover, Lauren

Park, S.

Brittenford, Maree

Salzman, Harrison

Winslett, M.

Mendell, Jay

Colon-Bonet, Jane

Sousa, Thaís Polegato de

Vogel, Liz A.

Greene, E. A.

Elijah, K.B.

Kaiser, Janna

Bannor, Chris

Aalst, K. Winter Walker-van

Gantt, Garrett

nguyen, annie

Gordon, Olivia

Schouw, Diana van der

Harding, Kit

Perry, Charles D.

Maxwell, Maggie

Royal, Manuel

Brophy, Dara

Allen, Elizabeth A.

BookBaby

<p>Jack Jetstark travels the universe to seek out the descendants of superpowered freaks created long ago by VesCorp scientists. The vibrations encoded in a particular song transform the members of Jack’s crew into a firebreather and an angel, a wildman and telepathic conjoined triplets, so they hide the truth of who they really are with the theatrics of a carnival.The song plays every night through the receptor Jack carries with them, but when one night it has a different ending and their temporary powers become permanent, Jack believes the change is a signal from the woman who sent him on this quest in the first place. He and his freaks must navigate a universe at war to protect the love of his life.But does the ruler of VesCorp really need protecting?</p>

Jack Jetstark's Intergalactic Freakshow

<p><b>Cross over into a world where the mischievous gods, goddesses, monsters, and heroes of Celtic mythology live among us,</b> intermingling with unsuspecting mortals and stirring up mayhem in cities and towns on both sides of the Atlantic, from Limerick and Edinburgh to Montreal and Boston.<br /> A collection of seventeen short stories, Neon Druid mixes urban fantasy and Celtic mythology, creating a universe where lecherous leprechauns and debaucherous druids inhabit the local pubs, and where shapeshifting water spirits from Scotland and sword-wielding warriors from Ireland lurk in the alleyways. The stories inside this anthology are independent narratives set within the urban centers and environs of this shared Celtic Otherworld. Some are tales of supernatural horror. Others are street-level fantasy adventures. And still others are farcical, whiskey-drenched fairy tales.<br /> Fans of Neil Gaiman (American Gods) and Maria Dahvana Headley (The Mere Wife), who enjoy seeing ancient stories and characters reimagined for modern times, will feel right at home within the pages of Neon Druid. But rest assured, even if you're unfamiliar with the (incredible) authors mentioned above, there's still a good chance that you--or a friend, or coworker, or loved one, or mortal enemy--will be a good fit for Neon Druid.<br /> <h1>Who Is NEON DRUID For?</h1> <br /> * Short story-lovers who are in the mood for an anthology that is (roughly) equal parts whimsical, supernatural, darkly humorous, and horrifying--but, ya know, in a good way.<br /> * Folks who are interested in and/or have a passion for all things related to Celtic mythology (including Irish mythology, Scottish mythology, Welsh mythology, Cornish mythology, Manx mythology, & Breton mythology).<br /> * Readers who are already fans of urban fantasy / urban mythic fantasy and are curious to see what Celtic mythology can bring to the genre. (Hint: Irish werewolves. And whiskey. And, for some reason, lots of axes. You'll see.)<br /> <h1>What Kinds of Mythological Beings Will I Meet in NEON DRUID?</h1> <br /> Inside Neon Druid, you will encounter an entire pantheon of monsters, spirits, & deities that have been pulled from the illuminated pages of Celtic mythology. These include, but are not limited to:<br /> * Ankou: a personification of death in Breton mythology* Banshee: a female spirit who warns of approaching death by shrieking or wailing* Buggane: a shapeshifting ogre/troll native to the Isle of Man* Cernunnos: horned god of the Celts, associated with fertility, life, animals, wealth, & the underworld* Kelpie: a shapeshifting Scottish water spirit that often takes the form of a horse* Morrigan: Irish goddess of war, fate, & death who often takes the form of a crow; sometimes described as a trio of sisters* Ogma: Irish god of eloquence, literature, & language; credited with the invention of Ogham script* Selkie: a Scottish water spirit that can transform from seal to human by shedding its skin<br /> <h1>Prepare to Enter the Celtic Otherworld</h1> Your fate is now entirely in your own hands. So, do you turn and run? Or do you cross the threshold and find out what awaits you on the other side?</p>

Neon Druid: An Anthology of Urban Celtic Fantasy

Winters, Patrick

Piper, Hailey

Howard, Tom

McSweeney, Madison

Richards, P. J.

Kneverday, I. E.

Brandt, Alexandra

Lasky, Art

Ahern, Ed

Fantasy

Independently published

<p>A collection of thirteen Steampunk stories full of high adventure and sumptuously surreal settings, We've got airships and mechanical men, a hint of magic and a strong smell of steam and gunsmoke. Our stories are set throughout time (and space) but most are rooted in a classic Victorian world that didn't quite exist, where everything is slightly sepia toned and the view from the gondola of the skyship is exquisite.</p>

Runs Like Clockwork (Wyldblood Anthologies)

Short, Lisa

Nikel, Wendy

Bilsborough, Mark

Rains, Riv

Vogel, Dawn

Strickman, Rose

Hunter, Valerie

Wyldblood Press

Untethered

Cato, Beth

Grauer, Alyson

Moore, Marshall

McBride, Sally

Lappin, Carter

Poise and Pen Publishing

<p>Steampunk, cyberpunk, dieselpunk, biopunk, you can find stories of all kinds of punk here!</p>

Phantasmical Contraptions & More Errors

JOHNSON, Andrew

Feldman, Arlen

Fein, Ron

Augustsson, Jessica

Bagnall, Robert

Johansson, C.R.

Herz, Henry L.

JayHenge Publishing KB

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