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Literature & Fiction
From MacArthur "Genius Grant" fellow Kelly Link, bestselling author of White Cat, Black Dog and The Book of Love, an "eerie and engrossing" (The Washington Post), "dazzling" (The New York Times Book Review) collection of... See More
Literature & Fiction
NATIONAL BESTSELLER ? PULITZER PRIZE FINALIST ? A bewitching story collection from the author of White Cat, Black Dog and The Book of Love, hailed as "the most darkly playful voice in American fiction" (Michael Chabon) and... See More
Literature & Fiction
Behind the Mask is a multi-author collection with stories by award-winning authors Kelly Link, Cat Rambo, Carrie Vaughn, Seanan McGuire, Lavie Tidhar, Sarah Pinsker, Keith Rosson, Kate Marshall, Chris Large and others. It is... See More
Children's eBooks
The crossover literary sensation... now in paperback! Through the lens of Kelly Link's vivid imagination, nothing is what it seems, and everything deserves a second look. From the multiple award- winning "The Faery... See More
Literary Fiction
NATIONAL BESTSELLER ? NEW YORK TIMES EDITORS' CHOICE ? "The Brothers Grimm meet Black Mirror meets Alice in Wonderland... In seven remixed fairy tales, Link delivers wit and dreamlike intrigue." -- Time Finalist for the... See More
Literature & Fiction
Behind the Mask is a multi-author collection with stories by award-winning authors Kelly Link, Cat Rambo, Carrie Vaughn, Seanan McGuire, Lavie Tidhar, Sarah Pinsker, Keith Rosson, Kate Marshall, Chris Large and others. It is... See More
Science Fiction
What is on the inside? Short stories, four poems from Marge Piercy, and a cooking column because once I read a zine with a cooking column and loved it and I thought it would be fun and interesting to ask Nicole Kimberling to... See More
Literature & Fiction
Four score and three issues ago this zine did not exist. Two score and three issues ago LCRW popped into being just like the big bang -- but with less burning hot plasma and fewer planets forming. The formation included a... See More
Fantasy
May: gone. June: gone. July: moving fast. Here are gods, snakes, death, and demons. On the lighter, crunchier side: carrots and apples. Twice a year this zine slips out into this world, less internationally than it used to... See More
Literary Fiction
Three million years from now a thought form called oufaobf will randomly coalesce into LCRW 35 at the same time as 1.2 million monkeys type it out. Which means there will be 2 copies out there in that there far future... See More
Literature & Fiction
We're almost sure this issue of LCRW is made up of more than a 100,000 letters and can guarantee that most are in the right place. Two huge stories anchor the issue, Nicole Kimberling explains that CSA means Crazy-Sexy... See More
Literature & Fiction
In LCRW 39 your neighbor's secrets are exposed. Yours too, sorry. Whereas in this here LCRW 38, it is the pure fictive product poured upon the page, dried in the sun, and brought to you by the lovely people at your local... See More
Poetry
There are no ghostly bumps in the night, no loud noises, no cheap shot surprises to knock you out your seat. Instead: stories and poetry so much excellent poetry! that knock all the dust off your edges, the pencil off... See More
Fantasy
2 x 18. 3 x 12. 4 x 9. 6 x 6. There are many ways to look at or approach the number 36. It is a square and therefore seemingly as far from a prime number as it is possible to get. (37 is a prime: so the previous statement... See More
Literature & Fiction
This electronical edition was shot into the sky, bounced off the moon, and floated gently into the internet. There are names you may know and, excitingly, names you may not. This zine: always and forever a good read. Here... See More
Literature & Fiction
With the thirtieth issue, LCRWthe only zine named after Winston Churchill's motherchanges everything. We turn blue into tree. We make electricity solid. We publish stories that shake the world so hard it takes a left at... See More
Literature & Fiction
Unexpected tales of the fantastic, & other odd musings by Nalo Hopkinson, Karen Joy Fowler, Karen Russell, Jeffrey Ford, and many others Contains stories by the amazing Jeffrey Ford, the fabulous Karen Joy Fowler, the... See More
Anthologies
A present contains a monstrous secret. An uninvited guest haunts a Christmas party. A shadow slips across the floor by firelight. A festive entertainment ends in darkness and screams. Who knows what haunts the night at the... See More
Literary Fiction
A debut collection of extraordinary stories from an award-winning author. See More
Teen & Young Adult
From New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author Cassandra Clare comes an exciting new short story collection that follows Jem Carstairs as he travels through the many Shadow Markets around the world. Ghosts of the... See More
Teen & Young Adult
Fifteen top voices in speculative fiction explore the intersection of fear and love in a haunting, at times hilarious, darkly imaginative volume. Predatory kraken that sing with -- and for -- their kin; band members and... See More
Literature & Fiction
The November 2005 issue of Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet No. 17 http://smallbeerpress.com/lcrw/2005/11/01/lady-churchills-rosebud-wristlet-no-17/ See More
Literature & Fiction
We kick off this issue with A. B. Robinson's amazing Sonnet Crown for Third Officer Ripley." Then there are stories of beasties and strange places and stranger people; long, long journeys; and questions, so many questions... See More
Science Fiction
The new issue of LCRW (#29!) is best read while at work. There is a cooking column ("How to Seduce a Vegetarian") by Nicole Kimberling as well as fiction and poetry from Jennifer Linnaea, Neile Graham, Sarah Blackman, Claire... See More
Literature & Fiction
The latest issue of LCRW features magic, killing curses, broken lands and broken lands, a wandering octopus, a robot on the run, invisibility, neighbors, and The Book of Judgment. What is not to love? Our cooking columnist... See More
Science Fiction
July 2005 Gavin J. Grant: Still. Kelly Link: Outtern. Tap. http://smallbeerpress.com/lcrw/2005/07/01/lady-churchills-rosebud-wristlet-no-16/ See More
Literature & Fiction
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Literature & Fiction
"Stone Animals" is thick with meaning -- psychoanalytically inclined readers can have a field day -- yet resistant to simple interpretation. The story transforms as you look at it, in the same way that Link's fiction... See More
Science FictionLIGHTSPEED is an online science fiction and fantasy magazine. In its pages, you will find science fiction: from near-future, sociological soft SF, to far-future, star-spanning hard SF--and fantasy: from epic fantasy... See More
Fantasy
Modern gods and goddesses, remote, revered -- and like the pantheon of heroes and heroines of ancient myth -- possessing great power tempered with flaws. Now, find within this anthology great tales by gifted and... See More