Dear faithful Strangeletketeers, Like many of you, we have spent the last week giving thanks for all the weird and wonderful blessings in our lives. At Strangelet, we have a lot to be thankful for over the last few years…
Dear faithful Strangeletketeers, Like many of you, we have spent the last week giving thanks for all the weird and wonderful blessings in our lives. At Strangelet, we have a lot to be thankful for over the last few years…
Print – $12.00 Ebook – $7.00 Omnibus of Strangelet 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, and 2.5. Cover art is by Wes Thompson Fiction “On a Diet of Souls” by Lynn Wohlwend “The Heart Guardian” by Amanda Miska “The Natural Habits of…
An excerpt from The Soulless From Strangelet 2.5 Walter Dinjos I contemplated the boy. “There is something off about him.” Something I had seen before. “Apart from the fact that he murdered his father in cold blood?” “Look at him.…
An excerpt from The Evening Laxmi Danced From Strangelet 2.5 Sunil Sharma Women and kids dreaded the city. They called it The Golden Cage from Where None Returned. Once the kids grew into teens, their wailing mothers refused to send…
An excerpt from For the Love of a Minotaur From Strangelet 2.5 Melissa Gardner There are minotaurs along the way to school. They drive by in their cars, their big, bovine heads sticking out of the windows—ties flapping in the…
An excerpt from All the Fishes, Singing From Strangelet 2.5 Hester J. Rook Her father’s warnings changed as she grew older. Her hips had begun to flare out from her waist like the curve of a bell. Her face had…
An excerpt from The Time Keepers From Strangelet 2.5 Jean Gillingham “Are you here to volunteer for the position?” “My name is Isaac,” he said. He spoke with a determination that reminded Eloise of her father, but his stance was…
Print – $6.99 Ebook – $2.99 Guest edited by Bill Campbell of Rosarium Publishing Fiction “The Time Keepers” by Jean Gillingham A timeless love story. “For the Love of a Minotaur” by Melissa Gardner A labyrinthine coming of age story.…
Jean Gillingham studies writing at Loyola University Maryland. She has had a flash fiction piece published in Literary Orphans and her novel manuscript recently won third in Ink & Insight’s “Critique My Novel” contest. Twitter: @b4heroes Works featured in Strangelet:…
Melissa Gardner lives on the Gulf Coast of Alabama, where she works as a reference librarian at a local community college by day and teaches online creative writing classes for Southern New Hampshire University by night. She also conducts adult…