Inside these covers is a short story for every
day of the leap year, some of which tell of the fantastic, others which take us
to the stars and a myriad of other world, and still others that horrify with
creeping tales of the undead. Every story is an exploration of something that
might have been and never was, or something that might yet be. Take a break
from the world that is, and explore other possibilities.
Sunday, December 10, 2017
NEW COVER: 366 Days of Flash Fiction
We've just approved the new cover for 366 Days of Flash Fiction by C.M. Simpson. This book is slated to release later this month.
Location:
Canberra ACT 2601, Australia
Saturday, December 9, 2017
Publisher Update: December 9, 2017
It's been a busy month so far. We've been following up with our authors, and slowing getting next year's publishing schedule into shape, as well as rounding out the last few releases of the year. So far, we have the following titles lined up:
December 2017
15th - The Trading Game by Ellie Moonwater
29th - 366 Days of Flash Fiction by C.M.Simpson
The Trading Game has been uploaded for pre-order to all outlets and distributors. It is also ready for release as a paperback via CreateSpace, so will take a few days to appear on Amazon. 366 Days of Flash Fiction is currently undergoing edits and formatting, and we are still waiting on a cover.
5th - The Queen's Game by C.M. Simpson
13th - A Planet's Ransom by Carlie Simonsen
27th - Welcome to the Fruit Platter by Ellie Moonwater
The Queen's Game is an urban-fantasy short story set in the Otherworld universe, dealing with the clash of cultural expectations, and other, more sordid matters to do with elves, trolls, and trafficking. It has gone through the first stage of edits and is waiting for final edits before entering the publishing phase. A full cover has been requested. A Planet's Ransom is a stand-alone science-fiction novel for young adults, possessing themes of racism, sexism and ostracism as well as interplanetary politics. We've only just received this from Carlie, and have placed it in the editing queue, as well as requesting a full cover. Welcome to the Fruit Platter is an erotic urban fantasy romance revolving around werewolves and multiple partners. Again, it is queued for editing and a cover has been requested. Carlie has said she may complete a short chapter book in time for a January release, so we are hoping that comes through. She has until the end of the week, or it will have to given a later release date.
February through June
As promised, C.M. Simpson has delivered the short story releases through to June, and we will be scheduling their editing and publishing around longer works that are penciled in for earlier releases. The short stories pending are as follows:
February - Reluctant Liaison (urban fantasy set in the Pixie-Dust world); March - Memory's Vampire (horror and dreaming); April - Dreams of the Serpent (science fiction set in the Odyssey universe); May - Destiny's Queen (a stand-alone fantasy); and June - Harper's Choice (an urban-fantasy, science-fiction, time-travel cross-over set in the Pixie Dust world).
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Location:
Canberra ACT 2601, Australia
Friday, December 1, 2017
NEW RELEASE: Serpents' Souls & Dragons' Hearts by C.M. Simpson
C.M. Simpson's short story for this month has just gone live on Smashwords, Amazon, DriveThruFiction
and via Draft2Digital distribution. It is
set on the world of the lizardine, some time after the events in The Reptiles' Blade.
Mankind has legends of intelligent serpents,
dragons and vampires in almost every culture, and now mankind is out amongst
the stars. When an emergent psi of lizardine-human descent dreams of a
many-legged threat and serpents walking the skies, mankind might just have a
chance to discover those legends made real.
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Location:
Canberra ACT 2601, Australia
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