has been released, featuring some of today’s best creative fiction and poetry. In John Rowles "House Always Wins," a man tries to salvage his life at the card table. Michael Andre-Druissi's "Breen Carnation" a man deals with an accident that causes the whole world to go breen. Also included is poetry from John Grey. Read these stories and more in this feature-packed issue. 
has been released, featuring some of today’s best creative fiction and poetry. James Beamon's ".vic of Smut 2.0" is an exploration of what the future holds for sex. In Kyle H. Patrick's "Insider" a man with a rare gift uses it to wreck havoc. Also included is poetry from Anna Sykora. Read these stories and more in this feature-packed issue. The only place you can find this issue is in the Amazon Kindle Store for only $.99. Feel free to follow the link below directly to the issue. Let us know what you think of the issue and don’t miss our other issues of OG’s Speculative Fiction if you haven’t read them.
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OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue 29
Great news! OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue 29 has been released! In Rachel H. White’s “The 100th Universe” the world changes drastically with every decision Greg makes. In Shaylen Maxwell’s “One Giant Leap” a women struggles with her altered identity and the idea of pregnancy. Also included is poetry by Timons Esaias. Let us know what you think of the issue! Don’t miss our other issues of OG’s Speculative Fiction if you haven’t read them
What I’m Reading Now
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- January 27th, 2011
I’m always looking for good new books and maybe you are too. Here is what I am reading now. And yes, I am often reading multiple books at once, depending on the mood I am in and what areas I am studying. Let me know what books you are reading in the section below. Tweet
OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue 28
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- January 15th, 2011
Great news! OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue 28 has been released! In K.M. Lawrence’s Day Trippers, a woman is accused of changing the past. In Jack Ryan’s The Pirates of Panjandrum, a futuristic caper, a woman attempts to get even with her former lover. Also included is poetry by Ree Young. Let us know what you think of the issue! Don’t miss our other issues of OG’s Speculative Fiction if you haven’t read them.
