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Inspiration for “God’s Gifts Are Timeless” by Margo Rife
Enjoy an exclusive guest post from Margo Rife, author of “God’s Gifts Are Timeless,” featured in our upcoming anthology ON TIME. Inspiration for the flash fiction story “God’s Gifts Are Timeless” came from books written by two of my favorite authors. Before Malcom Gladwell was automatically a best-selling author, he wrote a book titled Angels,…
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I smacked my knight in shining armor on the head with a heavy skillet. He wasn’t wearing his armor at the time so he grimaced, but I digress. On our wedding day, my father, the king, gave us a ton of gold, a full two thousand pounds worth. He also gave us a castle in a neighboring…
Back to School Anthology Sale!
We’re celebrating the season of back to school by putting our anthologies on sale! Whether you’ve already started back to classes or are about to, we have collections to consume in one go and those that can last the semester! Both of our BIG anthologies—we’re talking 60+ stories—are a special $5 off the print editions!…
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Joanna Koch, an IN THE AIR Author Interview
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A Hermit Crab Pierced My Ear by Clay McLeod Chapman
True story. I think I was six, maybe? Definitely at an age when you do stupid stuff, dangerous stuff, all in the name of exploration. I pulled off a lot of asinine stunts as a kid. More than most, I bet. So much so, looking back now, it feels like a miracle that I survived…
Waking Nightmares: Yes, It’s a Thing by Lorraine Sharma Nelson
The very idea of a waking nightmare sounds like a nightmare, doesn’t it? Being awake, yet experiencing something that should only be experienced in your deepest slumber? Something that belongs only in the nightmare realm? Yet, for Dr. Leena Rai, a staff paleontologist at New York City’s Natural History Museum, waking nightmares are real. So…
Announcing Our New Air-Themed Call for Submissions
AIR surrounds us. Invisible but everywhere, AIR can be gentle and playful spirit, or an aggressive and destructive force. Winds lift and move water, driving the storms and waves that irrigate crops and shape shorelines. The breeze can transport seeds, fertilizing the earth and spreading life in its wake. AIR feeds fire, gives life to…
Victor Hawk, a Featured Interview
If you haven’t heard of our new project, the On Fire anthology, this interview series will showcase our authors and their writing lives beyond their ignited tales. In Victor Hawk’s “Clover,” the inadequacies of John’s divorce forces him to burn with the woman he’d always wanted. What is the first book or story that made you cry?…
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