Great news! OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue 34![]()
has been released, featuring some of today’s best creative fiction and poetry. In Sylvia Hiven’s near future thriller, “In Parasitum,” a man learns the cost of being a new Adam and Eve. In H.L. Fullerton’s “The Catch,” love and happiness are quite simply a choice. Also included is poetry from Ash Krafton. 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.
Great news! OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue 33
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.
Great news! OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue 32
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.
Great news! OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue 31 has been released, featuring some of today’s best creative fiction and poetry. In Ronald D. Ferguson’s “Wake Up and Smell the Moonflowers” a unique couple finds out renting a castle is actually quite easy. Nyki Blatchley’s “The Great Queen” shows that good schemes must be thought out. Time is not always on your side in Dan Voltz’s “Past Forward. Also included is poetry from Greg Schwartz. Read these stories and more in this feature-packed issue. 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.
Great news! OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue 30 has been released! It is a special double issue full of great speculative fiction stories from authors such as Andrew Knighton, Ian Charles Douglas, Brian Hurrel, and Jakob Drud as well as poetry from Robert S. King. Travel into the past and a kingdom with a lone magician or travel into the future where your own memories might be the end of you. Read these stories and more in this feature-packed issue. 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.
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
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.
Great news! OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue 27 has been released! In Shaun McCoy’s “Simon’s Folly,” weight is all relative in space and in a woman’s decision. In Buck’s Roadhouse, a futuristic roadhouse story by Shane Collins, one man finds out it’s not as easy as riding off into the sunset. Also included is poetry by Sari Krosinsky. 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.
Great news! OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue 26 has been released! In John Richard Albers’ “The Lament of Foclaid” a young man must decide how far he is willing to go to save his people. In every man’s life there comes a day when he must make a choice that will forever shape his destiny. Today is Uncle Ron’s day in David Murphy’s “September 2nd.” Also included is poetry by John C. Tremblay. 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.
Great news! OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue 25 has been released! In Lawrence R. Dagstine’s “The Girl Who Dreamt Portals” a young girl is far more than the other girls at her orphanage think. In Desmond Warzel’s “Assumption” an interstellar rescue team has more adventure in store for them than they had planned. Also included is [...]
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