In Josh Bell’s short story collection The Gods in Small Doses, vibrant mythical and mundane characters face uncanny, darkly comic circumstances. These eccentric, poignant stories oscillate between moods, settings, and genres. They... Read More

The common challenges and concerns faced by the isolated communities of the Philippines are the focus of the tales collected in the reissued book Collected Short Stories. With its bucolic settings, Sinai C. Hamada’s resonant book... Read More

"Waves of Light and Darkness" is a musing short story collection made up of character-driven, introspective tales. Sprinkled with science fiction intrigue and cosmic mysteries, John K. Danenbarger’s involving short story collection... Read More

A work of variety and experimentation, the short story collection "20/40" treats the near future with speculative fervor and inventive storytelling. Steven Sarshik’s science fiction collection "20/40" glimpses into the near future with... Read More

In Dana Diehl’s haunting short story collection "The Earth Room", spectral women are alienated from themselves and others. In “Daughter,” a woman births a floating ghost daughter following a pregnancy where “Things happened... Read More

A young man’s unwise decisions all work out in the end in the good-natured short story collection "The Blueberry Society". Zeebo’s irreverent short story collection "The Blueberry Society" gathers earthy tales about a New York... Read More

Women’s instincts and memories are alchemical in A. J. Ashworth’s unnerving speculative collection "Maybe the Birds". In one tale, a school shooting survivor carves mementos mori for the lost; her relationship fractures with the... Read More

Women, blue-collar workers, and Indigenous people in Mexico respond in hallucinatory ways to the violence of men and abusive authority figures in Elena Garro’s intricate short story collection "The Week of Colors". Incorporating... Read More