Out now from Juliana Rew

  My short #fantasy collection, TWELVE ALL IN DREAD, is out, and I’m excited to share it with the world! Containing some of my best published work as well as never-before-seen stories exclusive to this collection! #paranormal #humor #horror Available at Amazon

Got lungs? My high-flying story about a Sherpa who stows away on a spaceflight is out in 30th Street Fiction’s Flight anthology (November 2019).

My flash satire, “The Girl Who Flew,” was a finalist in the Boulder Weekly 5th Annual 101-word fiction contest (July 2019).

Sustainability, ah yes. Shoreline of Infinity’s special issue (11 1/2) is out in conjunction with the Edinburgh Science Festival, featuring a reprint of one of my stories.

“Hela’s Brain” appears in Issues of Tomorrow: A Science Fiction Anthology, edited by Roy C. Booth and Jorge Salgado-Reyes.

A multi-universe story in Stupefying Stories,” 18, called “Slow Stepper” (with tardigrades)!

An Honorable Mention in the Writers of the Future contest. Wikipedia notes that the contest “enjoys a favorable reputation in the science fiction community, although its connection with the Church of Scientology has caused some controversy.” If you can’t read the title of the story, it’s because it was the longest title they had ever awarded: “The Horrible and Terrifying Deeds of Alcofribas the Bold, Son of the Widow Althea, of Whom Little is Known.” The satirical fairy tale also won the blind slush reading at MileHiCon in 2017.

My story, “Mémé” (French for “Grandma”) appears in the October 2015 anthology, “Latchkey Tales: The Darkest Hour,” edited by Jax Goss of Solarwyrm Press. It’s available on Amazon.

How about a cli-fi mystery-thriller? My short story, “Sluicing the Acqua,” appeared in the Fall 2014 issue of The Colored Lens. Sylvana Barsetti is a diver who makes her living maintaining the sluice gates along Venice’s waterlogged coast. When her husband dies, and she’s left pregnant, she must solve the mystery of his death and fight to keep her child. Order the ebook on Amazon.

My short story, “Love is in Your Future,” is part of the “Come to My Window” anthology from Song Stories Press. Stories in the anthology are inspired by songs by Melissa Etheridge. Order it on Amazon in paperback or eBook.

A second edition of my Y/A SF novella, “Erenarch Academy: Under the Dragon Banner,” Book 1 of the Dragon Stead Series, has been released.

The Dragon Stead Series continues with “Miranda of Daris,” also as a new edition.

See my SF story, “Good Bloodlines,” in the ezine, “Sorcery and the Far Frontier,” edited by James R. McCann III. Available from Amazon.com.

My first horror story, “Braces,” appeared in the online anthology, “Fresh Blood,” edited by TW Brown, from May December Publications. It’s available from Amazon.

Free stuff

“Wet at the Top of the Stairs,” a satirical fairy tale where Cthulhu mythos meets Arthurian legend, appeared in the January 7, 2014 edition of Infective Ink.

“Home and Garden Show,” a haunting steampunk tale, is available from Aurora Wolf.

Mountain Ma’am, a fantasy Western, is available free on Smashwords. This is the origin story in a collection released in November 2017, “The Adventures of Mountain Ma’am,” now available on Amazon and Smashwords. Artwork by Keely Rew.

The Barsetti clan works to survive on Earth 400 years in the future after all the ice has melted. “Sluicing the Acqua” is available free from thecoloredlens.com

Here’s “Jam_Night” a 3-Minute Fiction piece, in PDF format.

“Office Politics,” a ghost story, is available (free!) from Smashwords.

Super shopper finds the perfect “I Dream of Jeannie” costume, and bam! “Your wish is my command.” My humorous fantasy story, “A New Shop,” appeared in the August 5-18, 2012 online edition of Hogglepot Journal, a charitable publication.

“Daris Moon,” a new short story with characters from the Dragon Stead series, is available free from Smashwords!