A Rainy Day in Eden

The Liam in Question At the age of ten, Liam Meilleur invented the moon. As a teen, he hitchhiked his way across Atlantis and chased the waves back into the sea. In 2013, Liam was kidnapped by Clarion West and trained in the art of telling interesting lies by masters of the craft, such as Neil Gaiman, Samuel Delaney,

How To See Invisible Things As a kid, I was aware of invisible things. By day, I fought pitched battles to defend my backyard from them. By night, I trapped them inside my closet by blocking the door with a mushroom-shaped ottoman. At first, I didn't notice the invisible line running down the middle of my street, but it was

Stories for a Rainy Day A collection of some of my favorite short fiction by other authors from sources like Uncanny Magazine, Clarkesworld, and Apex

Indigo Ink

A chance encounter on a crowded dancefloor turns Indigo into a pawn in the dangerous games played by the hungry things that go bump in the night. With the right moves, a pawn can become a queen, but at what cost? Sink your teeth into this character-driven tale of vampires, lost souls, and the Faustian bargains they make in the dark.

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The Rough

"Stay among people. Pretend to be human. Keep an eye on the exits. Those were some of the first rules freedom taught us..." Escaping the laboratory that created them was just the beginning, and the hunters are relentless. It's up to a girl called "Ersatz" to keep herself and the others alive, but she has a plan...

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