“From the Light” takes us to a future transformed by AI and “pharmechnology”, where a man who’s become homeless after job loss and personal tragedy has to decide whether he believes in a power that can bring true healing. By Larry Ferrill. https://t.co/UOYKy8KnEK
In Tao Yuan’s short fiction debut, “Sonata”, a recently deceased pianist must communicate the reality of divine Glory to the one living person he’s never been able to communicate anything to: his daughter. https://t.co/fv0rZRVhp2
In our latest short story, a teenager facing an untimely death isn’t sure he’s ready for paradise. “The Skywhale in the Garden”, new at Mysterion from Jared Oliver Adams. https://t.co/fE8Se6e2cq
In “Grackles”, a historian researching the lives of two magical vagabonds from a family legend learns that their story is older and stranger than he could have imagined. New this week from Mysterion, by K. Ferngall! https://t.co/mllpstLNrP
In “The Murdering Hour”, a Detroit medium has been relying on the help of spirits to help her scam wealthy clients; but the spirits have their own agenda. New from @charliekkendo! https://t.co/2hcEEe5tp9
In “A Tap on the Forehead”, by @Fredosphere, the man who can forgive sins is hiding out with a shotgun behind the door to deter unwanted petitioners. New this week from Mysterion! https://t.co/TCl6AoG5LT
Lucifer is alarmed to see mankind working together, but as each attempt to disrupt their efforts fails more disastrously, he starts to realize that hell itself might be in danger. “The Pit of Babel” by Ghanaian author Kofi Nyameye. https://t.co/k0yaV6ekaJ
In Wes Berger’s holiday horror story “Stray”, a divorced father’s reluctant decision to invite an apparently homeless woman into his apartment during a winter storm threatens to derail Christmas with his son. https://t.co/LOhU6HibKe
For November, we have an early Christmas story by D.A. Xiaolin Spires. An interruption in the augmented reality subscription that keeps Chunfei from seeing any unpleasantness on her way to work leads to a surprising encounter, in “Marshmallows”. https://t.co/3LCVOLG26j
We have now responded to all the July submissions, so let us know ASAP if you sent us a story but are still waiting (after checking your inbox and junk folder, of course).
In “Lies of Omission”, Caleb uses black magic to call a “truth teller” who can tell him where his mother is, not realizing that knowledge gained through magic always comes at a terrible price. By @CDanCastro43 https://t.co/0OtDcm6mCT
A dying rural community is plagued by ravenous monsters after the death of “The Last Sin-Eater of Harfolk County”, new from @graceswritesalt. https://t.co/dAVYFPdQPz
A man finds his comfortable solitude challenged by visitations from the past and a long-ago catastrophe he can’t possibly avert, in L.H. Phillips’s new story “Timestorm”. https://t.co/Nu2ESkd5IT