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About Dennis Mombauer
Homepage: http://dennismombauer.com/
Dennis Mombauer currently lives in Colombo, Sri Lanka, where he works as a consultant on climate change and as a writer of speculative fiction, weird fiction, and textual experiments. He is co-publisher of a German magazine for experimental fiction, "Die Novelle – Magazine for Experimentalism," and has published fiction and non-fiction in various magazines and anthologies. His first English novel, "The Fertile Clay," is scheduled to be published by Nightscape Press in early 2021.
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Issue 10: Table of Contents
EDITORIAL
Ajapa Sharma — Editorial
FICTION
Alexandra Seidel — Tigerflies or The City of the Night
Rahad Abir — I, Lilli Man
Dennis Mombauer — The Glass-Toothed Wolf
Indrapramit Das — Sita’s Descent
Sarah M. Prindle — A Time Called L’apatia
Damien Krsteski — Crisis
Bhushita Vasistha — Lopamudra’s Wedding
Rajendra Shepherd — Dessert Heads
POETRY
F.J. Bergmann — New Spring
Lawdenmarc Decamora — Shoegaze + Suburbia
Alexandria Baisden — Life and Death on the Rocks
Yuan Changming — YUAN: the Origin of a Family Name
D.A. Xiaolin Spires — nakajiru
Sarah Ang — Ocean’s Child
Julie Novakova — The world is a stage, and the script must change
REVIEWS
Isha Karki — All the Fabulous Beasts by Priya Sharma
Sami Ahmad Khan — Goddess Sita Mutates Indian Mythology into Science Fiction: How Three Stories from Breaking the Bow Reinterpret the Ramayana
Jerry Jose — The Carpet Makers by Andreas Eschbach
ARTICLES
Sohail Inayatullah & Ivana Milojevich — Futures Dreaming
Joe Quirk & Patri Friedman — Seasteading: This Isn’t Planet Earth
Alien Days is a multi-author anthology with thrilling tales of aliens, invasions, artificial intelligence, friendship, deceit and extinction. A combination which makes this collection a must-read for science fiction short story fans.
This anthology features Nebula and Dragon award nominees, Amazon bestsellers and award winners alongside rising stars in the science fiction genre. Let the authors take you on adventures through dystopian worlds and far flung planets that will stretch your imagination... Welcome to Alien Days.
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Charles is a three-time Nebula and two-times Dragon award nominee. Author of note in The Ring of Fire Series & Starfire Series.
- ‘Recidivsim’ By Charles E. Gannon
‘Am I Alone?’ By J.R. Handley & Corey D. Truax
An Odera Chronicles short story from Amazon bestselling authors of The Four Horsemen Series & Sleeping Legion Series.
‘The Shanti Heist’ By Killian Carter
The Amazon bestselling author of The Galactic Sentinel Series.
‘Ambassador T’ By Quincy J Allen
An USA bestselling author of The Blood War Chronicles & The Four Horsemen Series.
‘Discovery’ By PP Corcoran
The Amazon bestselling author of The Saiph Series, The K’Tai War Series, The Empire at War: Military Science Fiction Box Set & The Four Horsemen Series.
‘A Bolt From The Blue’ By S. K. Gregory
The USA TODAY bestselling author of The Cursed Lands.
‘Antithesis’ By Mitch Goth.
‘A Series Of Anomalous Phenomena’ By D. B. Crelia
‘Dead Reckoning’ By Anthony Regolino
‘After The Crash’ By Jason J. McCuiston
‘Where All Memories Are One’ By Leigh Saunders
‘First Friendship’ By A.N. Myers
‘Phobosteus’ By Dennis Mombauer
‘The Law Of The Jungle’ By Mickey Ferron
‘And The Light Faded’ By Lisa Fox
‘A Mission Of Mercy’ By Mark Lynch
‘Another Day, Another Dollar’ By Juleigh Howard-Hobson
‘Altered’ By Alexander Harrington
‘Within The Storm’ By Beth Frost
‘Songs Sweeter Still’ By David M. Hoenig
‘There Goes The Neighborhood’ By Vivian Kasley
issue packed with 26 stories of the weird, wild, and magical.
"Ain't Superstitious" from Third Flatiron offers the overheated
imaginings of an international array of storytellers, including Amy
Aderman, Ken Altabef, James Aquilone, Christina Bates, Gustavo
Bondoni, Maureen Bowden, Spencer Carvalho, John Paul Davies, Sarina
Dorie, Judith Field, Adele Gardner, Lyn Godfrey, Bruce Golden, Eric
J. Guignard, John Hegenberger, Benjamin Jacobson, K. T. Katzmann,
E. E. King, Andrew Kozma, Jacob M. Lambert, Kevin Lauderdale, Gerri
Leen, Dennis Mombauer, Will Morton, Sean O'Dea, and A. P. Sessler.
All Worlds Wayfarer is a quarterly literary magazine specializing in character-and-theme-driven speculative fiction. We celebrate stories that take readers on tours through wonderful and terrifying realms, evocative visions, and eye-opening new lives. When our readers come home, they should return ever so slightly changed for having made the journey. After all, the most powerful stories transcend, enlighten, and entertain at once.
“Books give a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and life to everything.” -Plato
Our autumnal equinox 2019 issue includes 12 stories spanning the speculative fiction spectrum:
The Lighthouse by Sharon Frame Gay
"She returned to bed before dawn, smelling of the sea, her body slipping next to mine when the sparrows began to sing."
Not Locks but Keys by Michael Walker
"He played the poem over in his mind. In the small, floating part of his mind that still belonged to him."
The Melodic Travels of a Man Selling Lives by Dennis Mombauer
"The countdown began, the shell enveloped Marcus—and all of a sudden, softly and without warning, he heard the music again, the exact same melody, in the exact same moment before the entry into foldspace."
Muzi's Boon by Drema Deòraich
"The sight of villagers crowding her at every Flowering to beg selfish boons turned my stomach."
Players by Astra Crompton
"The itch in my code is excruciating now; a punishment for my disobedience but a price I am willing to pay."
I Wanted You to be Happy by Alexandra Grunberg
"The reason for the end of the world, was me."
A Fitting End by Tom Howard
"It would have been nice to have friends who existed outside of books, her only companions during her battle with DIPG."
The Waves by Lara Alonso Corona
"But you get used to all sorts of things. Like having the Old Town underwater."
Stowaway by John Visclosky
"She knew that Venus was not like Earth. On Venus, there was still work. It was a planet with a future, where even a girl from a dusty village could be whatever she wanted."
Reflections by Hugh McStay
"It was through the mirrors that the nightmares came."
A Cure for Spring by Larina Warnock
"'I wanted…' Carmyne gasped between every word. 'I wanted it to feel like the end of everything.'"
The Linear Concept of Time by C. S. Lytal
"'But maybe they can’t come back to us. Maybe we have to go to them,'” I say, thinking of the tunnel of darkness and stars."
Venture beyond the mundane with the best of fantasy, science fiction, horror, and magical realism.
The best speculative fiction stories end in surprising ways. Here are seventeen stories that not only end well but began in ways as wide ranging and surprising as the best twist endings.
The Outliers are 17 authors who view the fantastic through very different lenses of personal experience and imagination. They are well known and unpublished, they are men and women, they are straight and LGBTQ, they come from seven different nations and several races and distinct cultures. They all bring you stories from outside speculative fiction's mainstream with voices as compelling as any and visions daring and unique.
From forgotten gods to downtrodden superheroes, from visions of imperfect futures to new mythologies for the modern age, these are The Outliers of Speculative Fiction.
A chapbook collecting sixteen stories of weird, speculative, experimental, mysterious, uncanny, and fantastic fiction by Dennis Mombauer, including stories that have never been published before and others that have gone out of print.
The good fortune removalist comes to town. Two visits to the Festival of Dissolution. An expedition of field philosophers advances into a fog-shrouded carnival city. The dust bathynaut jumps into a unfathomable rift. A garbage man finds mechanical marvels in the trash. Castaways and refugees wander through endless cities, talking to scarecrows and stuffed wolves. A visitor knocks on the door to inform about the victim of a future storm. Abandoned waterparks expand into worlds of their own, where entire tribes struggle to find a way home. An office clerks enters the labyrinth of the archives. Whyrwol infests a landscape with legless pups and hidden dream-palaces.
Issue 12: Table of Contents
FICTION
The Kiss of the Water by Malena Salazar Maciá, translated by Toshiya Kamei
The Ghost Teas of Sakurajima by Deborah L. Davitt
Flower Arranging at the End of the Japanese Empire by Dean A. Brink
Upshot by Drema Deòraich
The Executioner General by Raluca Balasa
The Carnival of Human Nature by Dennis Mombauer
Sonya, Josephine, and the Tragic Re-Invention of the Telephone by I. S. Heynen
POETRY
Social Media Manticore by May Chong
Glimmerglimpse & Electrocologies by Logan Thrasher Collins
Talking in Circles, Lesson Plan & Tethered and Tied by Holly Day
Mud Dauber Wasp Nest by Robert J. Keeler
Vestiges of you by Z.M. Quỳnh
The Satyr’s Acolyte by Aber O. Grand
Kirby; Or Everything I Needed to Know About Consumption & Super Mario; Or, Everything I Needed to Learn About Relationships by Michael T. Smith
The Shuttle Took Off / और यान उड़ गया by Arvind Dubey, translated by Kshama Gautam
Litmus / लिटमस by Shirish Gopal Deshpande, translated by Narendra Petkar
REVIEWS
Contingency Plans for the Apocalypse by S.B. Divya - Reviewed by Gautam Bhatia
Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir - Reviewed by Chaitanya Murali
ART/FILM
Our Story: A Conversation with Lorenzo Latrofa & Massimiliano di Lauro by Salik Shah
Cover Art: Macrocheira kaempferi (1911) by Theobald Carreras, Wellcome Collection
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