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About Simon Kewin
Simon Kewin is a fantasy and sci/fi writer, author of the Cloven Land fantasy trilogy, cyberpunk thriller The Genehunter, steampunk Gormenghast saga Engn, the Triple Stars sci/fi trilogy and the Office of the Witchfinder General books, published by Elsewhen Press.
He's the author of several short story collections, with his shorter fiction appearing in Analog, Nature and over a hundred other magazines.
He is currently doing an MA in creative writing while writing at least three novels simultaneously.
Find out more at simonkewin.co.uk, or subscribe to his mailing list at simonkewin.co.uk/newsletter for free books and news about new book releases. Or just drop by to say hi.
He's the author of several short story collections, with his shorter fiction appearing in Analog, Nature and over a hundred other magazines.
He is currently doing an MA in creative writing while writing at least three novels simultaneously.
Find out more at simonkewin.co.uk, or subscribe to his mailing list at simonkewin.co.uk/newsletter for free books and news about new book releases. Or just drop by to say hi.
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Blog postOnce again, I’m taking part in Loren Eaton’s Advent Ghosts shared storytelling event. The premise is simple: tell a creepy or ghostly tale in exactly 100 words.
My contribution this year is called Moaning Stones.
Carol singers? He’d chosen the cottage to escape everyone, all that hassle and fun. Rented a converted barn set amid lonely moors, miles from everywhere. He’d liked the name too: Moaning Stones. Some nonsense about the nearby circle and legends of ghosts or devils or2 months ago Read more -
Blog postThe complete Triple Stars trilogy box set is released!
Full details here.
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Blog postI’m delighted to be taking part in the Fall into Fantasy (and Sci/Fi) promotion this month, along with thirteen writer friends from the British and Irish Writing Community. There are some high-quality speculative reads to grab for free (my own Home World among them).
The full list of the books is here. Hurry though – this promotion ends November 30th…
I’m also delighted to welcome fellow author Steven McKinnon to this blog – the authors taking part in the promo are hosting int4 months ago Read more -
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Blog postA big event this week: the release of God Star, the third and final episode of the Triple Stars books, and a work of fiction that I’ve worked on for a number of years.
It’s great to have it out there.
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Blog postThe first reviews of new books are always slightly worrying to read – especially when the book is the concluding volume in a series, when (hopefully) lots of readers will be looking for a satisfying conclusion to the story they’ve been following! I’m happy to say the first review of God Star was good:
The scale of this story is breathtaking. The pace is relentless. In this respect it is a classic space opera. But this story has characters who are given opportunities to shine, for us t5 months ago Read more -
Blog postMy urban fantasy/thriller novel The Eye Collectors is published by Elsewhen Press today.
The Eye Collectors Her Majesty’s Office of the Witchfinder General Protecting the public from the unnatural since 1645 When Danesh Shahzan gets called to a crime scene, it’s usually because the police suspect not just foul play but unnatural forces at play.
Danesh is an Acolyte in Her Majesty’s Office of the Witchfinder General, a shadowy arm of the British gover6 months ago Read more -
Blog postRed Star, volume 2 of my Triple Stars trilogy, is released today. Lots more details on the Red Star page.
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Blog postMy 400th published piece is out today: They Shoot Unicorns, Don’t They? is a fantasy flash story published by Youth Imagination magazine.
400! How did that happen? Onwards to 500!
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Blog postThe Eye Collectors – my first Office of the Witchfinder General novel – will be published by Elsewhen Press this summer (ebook) and autumn (print). Here are the cover image and blurb, hot off the press:
The Eye Collectors A story of Her Majesty’s Office of the Witchfinder General
Protecting the public from the unnatural since 1645
When Danesh Shahzan gets called to a crime scene, it’s usually because the police suspect not just foul play but unnatural forces at play.
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Blog postLong-time followers will know I’ve wanted to do an MA in creative writing for some time. I already did a BA in English Literature, and loved it, but an MA would be even more lovely.
The good news is, I just signed up! I’ll be starting the Open University’s MA in creative writing in October. It’ll take me two years, and I’m really looking forward to getting started.
Wish me luck!
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Books By Simon Kewin
BEYOND: SPACE OPERA: Science Fiction Short Stories
Aug 12, 2015
by
Milo James Fowler ,
Siobhan Gallagher ,
Anne E. Johnson ,
Simon Kewin ,
Devin Miller ,
Deborah Walker
$0.00
GET READY FOR SWASHBUCKLING ACTION AMONG THE STARS
In the vein of Star Wars, Star Trek, Firefly, and Guardians of the Galaxy, this space opera collection includes humorous action and adventure alongside stories with heart. These tales won't leave you in the pits of despair. Instead, they'll lift your spirits, taking you to places unknown.
You'll travel the stars to far-flung planets, meeting heroic humans and aliens alike -- even a mech and a clone. There may be lions and jet packs, to boot. No pigs in this space, but otherwise, all bets are off.
Strap in, and prepare yourself for a wild ride!
INCLUDED IN THIS COLLECTION:
"Captain Quasar and the Kolarii Kidnappers" by Milo James Fowler
"The Ungreat Escape" by Siobhan Gallagher
"All Comms Down" by Anne E. Johnson
"Remembrance Day" by Simon Kewin
"The Lion's Den" by Devin Miller
"Captain Clone" by Deborah Walker
In the vein of Star Wars, Star Trek, Firefly, and Guardians of the Galaxy, this space opera collection includes humorous action and adventure alongside stories with heart. These tales won't leave you in the pits of despair. Instead, they'll lift your spirits, taking you to places unknown.
You'll travel the stars to far-flung planets, meeting heroic humans and aliens alike -- even a mech and a clone. There may be lions and jet packs, to boot. No pigs in this space, but otherwise, all bets are off.
Strap in, and prepare yourself for a wild ride!
INCLUDED IN THIS COLLECTION:
"Captain Quasar and the Kolarii Kidnappers" by Milo James Fowler
"The Ungreat Escape" by Siobhan Gallagher
"All Comms Down" by Anne E. Johnson
"Remembrance Day" by Simon Kewin
"The Lion's Den" by Devin Miller
"Captain Clone" by Deborah Walker
Dead Star (The Triple Stars Book 1)
Mar 18, 2020
by
Simon Kewin
$2.99
A hidden trail among the stars
The galaxy is in flames under the harsh theocratic rule of Concordance, the culture that once thrived among the stars reduced to scattered fragments. Selene Ada, last survivor of an obliterated planet, joins forces with the mysterious renegade, Ondo Lagan.
Together they attempt to unravel the mystery of Concordance’s rapid rise to galactic domination. They follow a trail of shattered starship hulks and ancient alien ruins, with the ships of the enemy always one step behind.
But it’s only when they find the mythical planet of Coronade that they uncover the true scale of the destruction Concordance is capable of unleashing…
Don't forget to read the free prequel novella Home World (The Triple Stars volume 0) first.
The galaxy is in flames under the harsh theocratic rule of Concordance, the culture that once thrived among the stars reduced to scattered fragments. Selene Ada, last survivor of an obliterated planet, joins forces with the mysterious renegade, Ondo Lagan.
Together they attempt to unravel the mystery of Concordance’s rapid rise to galactic domination. They follow a trail of shattered starship hulks and ancient alien ruins, with the ships of the enemy always one step behind.
But it’s only when they find the mythical planet of Coronade that they uncover the true scale of the destruction Concordance is capable of unleashing…
Don't forget to read the free prequel novella Home World (The Triple Stars volume 0) first.
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Home World (The Triple Stars)
Jan 14, 2020
by
Simon Kewin
$0.00
The unfolding mystery
Three warring worlds attempt to resolve their differences over a disputed planet, but the peace talks upon the central Nexus world of Coronade are thrown into chaos when one of the delegates is brutally murdered. Conciliator Magdi, an empath from Periarch, pursues the killer in a desperate attempt to keep the peace talks alive.
Meanwhile, confused rumours circulate about the discoveries made by the Magellanic Cloud, a ship thought lost in the galactic core. Wild rumours warn of a biological or technological discovery that threatens the very existence of interstellar civilisation.
Magdi sees an opportunity to use the rumours as a way to encourage the three worlds back to the table. But has she underestimated the risks she faces?
And has she made the mistake of not taking the troubling rumours seriously enough?
Three warring worlds attempt to resolve their differences over a disputed planet, but the peace talks upon the central Nexus world of Coronade are thrown into chaos when one of the delegates is brutally murdered. Conciliator Magdi, an empath from Periarch, pursues the killer in a desperate attempt to keep the peace talks alive.
Meanwhile, confused rumours circulate about the discoveries made by the Magellanic Cloud, a ship thought lost in the galactic core. Wild rumours warn of a biological or technological discovery that threatens the very existence of interstellar civilisation.
Magdi sees an opportunity to use the rumours as a way to encourage the three worlds back to the table. But has she underestimated the risks she faces?
And has she made the mistake of not taking the troubling rumours seriously enough?
Red Star (The Triple Stars Book 2)
Aug 14, 2020
by
Simon Kewin
$3.99
The return of an ancient galactic threat
Selene and Ondo piece together the secrets of Concordance’s ascension to galactic domination, and the truth of what it was Vulpis encountered at the heart of the galaxy three hundred years previously.
They uncover an ancient threat to all life – a threat that Concordance seems intent on reawakening to complete its genocidal aims. But they also follow another trail – one left for them by someone or something unknown, a hidden intelligence seemingly guiding them to hopes of a possible salvation.
But each time they unearth a new fragment of the puzzle, Concordance are waiting, its ships and miraculous technology unleashed against them…
Selene and Ondo piece together the secrets of Concordance’s ascension to galactic domination, and the truth of what it was Vulpis encountered at the heart of the galaxy three hundred years previously.
They uncover an ancient threat to all life – a threat that Concordance seems intent on reawakening to complete its genocidal aims. But they also follow another trail – one left for them by someone or something unknown, a hidden intelligence seemingly guiding them to hopes of a possible salvation.
But each time they unearth a new fragment of the puzzle, Concordance are waiting, its ships and miraculous technology unleashed against them…
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God Star (The Triple Stars Book 3)
Oct 23, 2020
by
Simon Kewin
$3.99
The darkness at the heart of the galaxy
Following the clues given them by the Aetheral, the Radiant Dragon and Toruk, Selene and Ondo close in on the existential threat to galactic life unleashed by Vulpis.
They battle Concordance all the way, aided by unlikely allies and mysterious messages. The trail leads them to more artefacts left behind by the Tok, drawing them ever-closer to the secrets at the heart of the galaxy.
But what they find there, and the truth they uncover about galactic history, changes everything…
Following the clues given them by the Aetheral, the Radiant Dragon and Toruk, Selene and Ondo close in on the existential threat to galactic life unleashed by Vulpis.
They battle Concordance all the way, aided by unlikely allies and mysterious messages. The trail leads them to more artefacts left behind by the Tok, drawing them ever-closer to the secrets at the heart of the galaxy.
But what they find there, and the truth they uncover about galactic history, changes everything…
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Some wounds are too wide to heal...
The world changes one bright morning in spring. The ageing king of Angere turns to necromancy to prolong his existence, and the price of dark magic is paid in innocent lives. The land descends into chaos as loyalties are tested and friends become bitter foes.
For Black Meg, eldest witch of Angere, time is desperately short. She receives a vision from Hyrn, the horned man of the woods. The future is worse than anything she could have imagined. But Hyrn also shows her an answer, a way out.
It’s a terrible and desperate path. But the free people of Angere have no choice but to take it...
A novella prequel to the Cloven Land fantasy trilogy.
The world changes one bright morning in spring. The ageing king of Angere turns to necromancy to prolong his existence, and the price of dark magic is paid in innocent lives. The land descends into chaos as loyalties are tested and friends become bitter foes.
For Black Meg, eldest witch of Angere, time is desperately short. She receives a vision from Hyrn, the horned man of the woods. The future is worse than anything she could have imagined. But Hyrn also shows her an answer, a way out.
It’s a terrible and desperate path. But the free people of Angere have no choice but to take it...
A novella prequel to the Cloven Land fantasy trilogy.
The Armageddon Machine: a science fiction novella
Nov 14, 2013
by
Simon Kewin
$0.00
The last, battered remnant of the feared Draconian starfleet limps through space, shadowed by ships of the victorious Million Star worlds. But the Draconian ship is still a terrible threat: it is the Draconian's final weapon, a device that can trigger the cascading collapse of space/time itself.
Mackenzie, in charge of the Million Star fleet, fears what will happen if he attempts to destroy the device. Then, one of the semi-mythical Xin ancients arrives on his ship, suggesting a plan that appears to endanger all of reality. In the final battle with the Draconians, Mackenzie must decide whether to trust the Xin or not. The fate of the universe itself hangs on his actions...
A science fiction novella in the Golden Age tradition.
Mackenzie, in charge of the Million Star fleet, fears what will happen if he attempts to destroy the device. Then, one of the semi-mythical Xin ancients arrives on his ship, suggesting a plan that appears to endanger all of reality. In the final battle with the Draconians, Mackenzie must decide whether to trust the Xin or not. The fate of the universe itself hangs on his actions...
A science fiction novella in the Golden Age tradition.
Hedge Witch (The Cloven Land Trilogy Book 1)
Apr 8, 2014
by
Simon Kewin
$2.99
Two worlds, one nightmare...
Cait Weerd has no idea the undain are hunting her. She doesn’t know the vile creatures need her blood to survive. She doesn’t even know she’s a witch, descended from a long line of witches. Cait Weerd doesn’t know much, but all that’s about to change.
At Manchester Central Library, she’s caught in the crossfire between the witches and the undain, two worlds fighting for an old book. Cait takes the book and is told to run, hide the book or destroy it. The undain’s secrets are buried in its pages, and they want it almost as much as they want her.
The fate of two worlds is at stake. Cait has to decide what to do: run, fight, or hope it all goes away.
But then she learns who she really is, along with the terrible truth of what the undain have been doing in our world all this time...
Cait Weerd has no idea the undain are hunting her. She doesn’t know the vile creatures need her blood to survive. She doesn’t even know she’s a witch, descended from a long line of witches. Cait Weerd doesn’t know much, but all that’s about to change.
At Manchester Central Library, she’s caught in the crossfire between the witches and the undain, two worlds fighting for an old book. Cait takes the book and is told to run, hide the book or destroy it. The undain’s secrets are buried in its pages, and they want it almost as much as they want her.
The fate of two worlds is at stake. Cait has to decide what to do: run, fight, or hope it all goes away.
But then she learns who she really is, along with the terrible truth of what the undain have been doing in our world all this time...
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Future City Blues: a tech noir collection
Feb 21, 2015
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A tech noir collection, containing the stories The Wrong Tom Jacks by Simon Kewin, Tripler: The Beginning by Neil Vogler and Doppelgänger's Curse by Milo James Fowler.
The Wrong Tom Jacks by Simon Kewin
Simms is a genehunter, paid by megarich collectors to track down the DNA of the famous for their private zoos. He's employed to locate the genetic code of Tom Jacks. But not the rock star Tom Jacks, just an unknown namesake.
The job bugs Simms. Something about it is wrong. Someone is playing him. Problem is he doesn't know who or why. None of the illegal plug-in tech filling his brain is much use. The one person who can help him is also the one person on the planet who never wants to speak to him again.
The last thing he needs is Agent Ballard of the GMA interrogating him about someone he's never even heard of.
Someone called Boneyard...
Tripler: The Beginning by Neil Vogler
In the near future an impossible virus is giving people the ability to summon two identical physical copies of themselves into existence at any time and in any situation – sending them violently insane as a side-effect. They call the infected 'Triplers'.
Harry Allwear is a specialist tracker, an experienced, highly-trained operative working for an international organisation dedicated to wiping out the Tripler menace. But after his latest mission goes badly wrong and a dangerous target gets the better of him, Harry regains consciousness to find his worst fear realised: he's been deliberately infected with the virus...
Doppelgänger's Curse by Milo James Fowler
A woman stalked by her double. A detective in over his head.
In a city where the cops are on a mobster's payroll, private investigator Charlie Madison stands in the gap. When a wealthy young socialite asks him to help her catch a threatening stalker, he takes the case. But things aren't what they seem, and Madison has to act fast before he's framed for murder.
The Wrong Tom Jacks by Simon Kewin
Simms is a genehunter, paid by megarich collectors to track down the DNA of the famous for their private zoos. He's employed to locate the genetic code of Tom Jacks. But not the rock star Tom Jacks, just an unknown namesake.
The job bugs Simms. Something about it is wrong. Someone is playing him. Problem is he doesn't know who or why. None of the illegal plug-in tech filling his brain is much use. The one person who can help him is also the one person on the planet who never wants to speak to him again.
The last thing he needs is Agent Ballard of the GMA interrogating him about someone he's never even heard of.
Someone called Boneyard...
Tripler: The Beginning by Neil Vogler
In the near future an impossible virus is giving people the ability to summon two identical physical copies of themselves into existence at any time and in any situation – sending them violently insane as a side-effect. They call the infected 'Triplers'.
Harry Allwear is a specialist tracker, an experienced, highly-trained operative working for an international organisation dedicated to wiping out the Tripler menace. But after his latest mission goes badly wrong and a dangerous target gets the better of him, Harry regains consciousness to find his worst fear realised: he's been deliberately infected with the virus...
Doppelgänger's Curse by Milo James Fowler
A woman stalked by her double. A detective in over his head.
In a city where the cops are on a mobster's payroll, private investigator Charlie Madison stands in the gap. When a wealthy young socialite asks him to help her catch a threatening stalker, he takes the case. But things aren't what they seem, and Madison has to act fast before he's framed for murder.
Elements of Untethered Realms
Oct 2, 2018
by
Cherie Reich ,
Catherine Stine ,
Angela Brown ,
Jeff Chapman ,
River Fairchild ,
Gwen Gardner ,
Misha Gerrick ,
Meradeth Houston ,
M. Pax ,
Christine Rains
$2.99
Enter our mysterious realms where the stories are as varied and rich as the types of soil on this and other planets. Enchanted forests are knotted with roots and vines. Dreaded paths take us through strange, unexplored places.
Investigate new worlds and houses frequented by ghosts. Come across witches and wizards and an assassin tasked to kill Death.
Meet hot robots, hungry winds, and the goddess of chaos. Explore alien lands, purgatorial realms, and a shocking place where people bury the living with their dead.
Encounter paranormal detectives, imprisoned dragons, dark demons, cursed jewels, and handsome prophets. Search shifting worlds trapped in mirrors and a disturbing future where a president aims to rid the world of Otherkind.
Experience a haunted journey on a riverboat, water sprites borne of pennies, preternatural creatures, ancient serpents, and the Lady of the Lake who lurks in dark waters.
From USA Today bestselling and popular science fiction and fantasy authors comes Elements of Untethered Realms, a supernatural compilation of the anthologies Twisted Earths, Mayhem in the Air, Ghosts of Fire, and Spirits in the Water. These forty thrilling tales feature authors Angela Brown, Jeff Chapman, Cathrina Constantine, Julie Flanders, River Fairchild, Gwen Gardner, Misha/M. Gerrick, Meradeth Houston, Graeme Ing, Simon Kewin, M. Pax, Christine Rains, Cherie Reich, and Catherine Stine.
Investigate new worlds and houses frequented by ghosts. Come across witches and wizards and an assassin tasked to kill Death.
Meet hot robots, hungry winds, and the goddess of chaos. Explore alien lands, purgatorial realms, and a shocking place where people bury the living with their dead.
Encounter paranormal detectives, imprisoned dragons, dark demons, cursed jewels, and handsome prophets. Search shifting worlds trapped in mirrors and a disturbing future where a president aims to rid the world of Otherkind.
Experience a haunted journey on a riverboat, water sprites borne of pennies, preternatural creatures, ancient serpents, and the Lady of the Lake who lurks in dark waters.
From USA Today bestselling and popular science fiction and fantasy authors comes Elements of Untethered Realms, a supernatural compilation of the anthologies Twisted Earths, Mayhem in the Air, Ghosts of Fire, and Spirits in the Water. These forty thrilling tales feature authors Angela Brown, Jeff Chapman, Cathrina Constantine, Julie Flanders, River Fairchild, Gwen Gardner, Misha/M. Gerrick, Meradeth Houston, Graeme Ing, Simon Kewin, M. Pax, Christine Rains, Cherie Reich, and Catherine Stine.
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Molly Tanzer ,
William Meikle ,
Stephen Mark Rainey ,
Anna Tambour ,
Joseph Pulver ,
Jeffrey Thomas ,
W.H. Pugmire ,
Brett Talley ,
Simon Kurt Unsworth ,
Mike Davis
$4.99
This is a bundle of 'Lovecraft eZine' issues 10 through 20, the 2012 issues. This mega-pack includes the "A Night in the Lonesome October" tribue issue (October 2012)!
Included in this mega-pack: 65 Lovecraftian tales:
Tark Left Santiago, by Joseph S. Pulver, SR
The Spaces Between Space, by Brett J. Talley
Eliza, by Joshua Reynolds
White Noise, by Michael Matheson
The Vessels, by Nancy O. Greene
Marked as Urgent, by A.J. French
This Scattered Ash, by W.H. Pugmire & Jacob Henry Orloff
I Am the Key, by Mike Davis
Inheritance, by Patricia Correll
Dark Ambient Metamorphosis, by John Claude Smith
The Locked Door, by Brian M. Sammons
A Catechism for Aspiring Amnesiacs, by Nicole Cushing
Available Light, by John Palisano
That Old Problem, by T.E. Grau
Taking the Cure, by Mark Howard Jones
The Fire of Zon Mezzamalech, by Randall D. Larson
Ecstasy of the Gold, by Stephen Mark Rainey
Scale Hall, by Simon Kurt Unsworth
The Dog Who Wished He’d Never Heard of Lovecraft, by Anna Tambour
The Ouroboros Apocrypha, by Jayaprakash Satyamurthy
Over the Hills,by Victor Takac
This Inscrutable Light: A Response to Thomas Ligotti’s “The Conspiracy Against the Human Race”, an essay by Brandon H. Bell
A Beer and Tentacles, by Holliann Kim
Now She Preys Through Endless Days, by Jenna M. Pitman
Fiesta of Our Lady, by Ann K. Schwader
God Serum, by Wendy N. Wagner
Drive, She Said, by Tracie McBride
Bus Stop, by Jerod Brennen
Starry… Yet…, by Joseph S. Pulver, Sr
Station Waiting Room, by Simon Kurt Unsworth
Pickman’s Marble, by Peter and Mandy Rawlik
Invitation, by Siobhan Gallagher
In Memoriam, by W.H. Pugmire
A Stranger at the Door, by Bradly Shelby
In the Tank, by Scott Nicolay
The Thing In the Depths, by Pete Rawlik
Fish Eye, by David A. Riley
Fade to Black, by Robert Borski
The Visitor From Outside, by A.J. French
A Mote in the Void, by Simon Kewin
Miscegenation, by Glynn Barrass
The Twilight Turns From Amethyst, by Nicola Belte
Red Sands, by Douglas Poirier
Extraction, by Julio Toro San Martin
A Counting Game, by Derek Ferreira
Carnacki: The Parliament of Owls, by William Meikle
Twenty to Life in the Lonesome October, by Evan Dicken
The Great and Groovy Game, by Joshua Wanisko
My Least Immemorial Year, by Zach Shephard
The Gotterdammerung Gavotte, by Josh Reynolds
Big D, Little D, by Edward Morris
The Blackbird Whistling, or, Just After, by Orrin Grey
Fallen Books and Other Subtle Clues in Zelazny’s “A Night in the Lonesome October”, by Dr. Christopher S. Kovacs
A Thousand Smokes, by W.H. Pugmire
The Strange Case of Crazy Joe Gallo, by Jeffrey Thomas
In the House of the Hummingbirds, by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
The Treatment Room, by Kevin Crisp
Obsidian Capra Aegagrus, by Christopher Slatsky
The Dig, by Monica Valentinelli
Amtopians, by Logan Davis
Of Faith and Fallow, by William R.D. Wood
The Dead of Winter, by Jay Caselberg
Herbert West in Love, by Molly Tanzer
Wind Walker, by Neil John Buchanan
Yule Log, by Richard Holland
Lovecraft eZine is a monthly magazine featuring Lovecraftian horror and the Cthulhu Mythos. Lovecraft eZine was given a "thumbs-up" by S.T. Joshi, and regularly publishes well-known writers such as Stephen Mark Rainey, W.H. Pugmire, Ann K. Schwader, Joseph S. Pulver, SR., William Meikle, and many more.
Included in this mega-pack: 65 Lovecraftian tales:
Tark Left Santiago, by Joseph S. Pulver, SR
The Spaces Between Space, by Brett J. Talley
Eliza, by Joshua Reynolds
White Noise, by Michael Matheson
The Vessels, by Nancy O. Greene
Marked as Urgent, by A.J. French
This Scattered Ash, by W.H. Pugmire & Jacob Henry Orloff
I Am the Key, by Mike Davis
Inheritance, by Patricia Correll
Dark Ambient Metamorphosis, by John Claude Smith
The Locked Door, by Brian M. Sammons
A Catechism for Aspiring Amnesiacs, by Nicole Cushing
Available Light, by John Palisano
That Old Problem, by T.E. Grau
Taking the Cure, by Mark Howard Jones
The Fire of Zon Mezzamalech, by Randall D. Larson
Ecstasy of the Gold, by Stephen Mark Rainey
Scale Hall, by Simon Kurt Unsworth
The Dog Who Wished He’d Never Heard of Lovecraft, by Anna Tambour
The Ouroboros Apocrypha, by Jayaprakash Satyamurthy
Over the Hills,by Victor Takac
This Inscrutable Light: A Response to Thomas Ligotti’s “The Conspiracy Against the Human Race”, an essay by Brandon H. Bell
A Beer and Tentacles, by Holliann Kim
Now She Preys Through Endless Days, by Jenna M. Pitman
Fiesta of Our Lady, by Ann K. Schwader
God Serum, by Wendy N. Wagner
Drive, She Said, by Tracie McBride
Bus Stop, by Jerod Brennen
Starry… Yet…, by Joseph S. Pulver, Sr
Station Waiting Room, by Simon Kurt Unsworth
Pickman’s Marble, by Peter and Mandy Rawlik
Invitation, by Siobhan Gallagher
In Memoriam, by W.H. Pugmire
A Stranger at the Door, by Bradly Shelby
In the Tank, by Scott Nicolay
The Thing In the Depths, by Pete Rawlik
Fish Eye, by David A. Riley
Fade to Black, by Robert Borski
The Visitor From Outside, by A.J. French
A Mote in the Void, by Simon Kewin
Miscegenation, by Glynn Barrass
The Twilight Turns From Amethyst, by Nicola Belte
Red Sands, by Douglas Poirier
Extraction, by Julio Toro San Martin
A Counting Game, by Derek Ferreira
Carnacki: The Parliament of Owls, by William Meikle
Twenty to Life in the Lonesome October, by Evan Dicken
The Great and Groovy Game, by Joshua Wanisko
My Least Immemorial Year, by Zach Shephard
The Gotterdammerung Gavotte, by Josh Reynolds
Big D, Little D, by Edward Morris
The Blackbird Whistling, or, Just After, by Orrin Grey
Fallen Books and Other Subtle Clues in Zelazny’s “A Night in the Lonesome October”, by Dr. Christopher S. Kovacs
A Thousand Smokes, by W.H. Pugmire
The Strange Case of Crazy Joe Gallo, by Jeffrey Thomas
In the House of the Hummingbirds, by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
The Treatment Room, by Kevin Crisp
Obsidian Capra Aegagrus, by Christopher Slatsky
The Dig, by Monica Valentinelli
Amtopians, by Logan Davis
Of Faith and Fallow, by William R.D. Wood
The Dead of Winter, by Jay Caselberg
Herbert West in Love, by Molly Tanzer
Wind Walker, by Neil John Buchanan
Yule Log, by Richard Holland
Lovecraft eZine is a monthly magazine featuring Lovecraftian horror and the Cthulhu Mythos. Lovecraft eZine was given a "thumbs-up" by S.T. Joshi, and regularly publishes well-known writers such as Stephen Mark Rainey, W.H. Pugmire, Ann K. Schwader, Joseph S. Pulver, SR., William Meikle, and many more.
The Clone Who Didn't Know: The Genehunter, Case 3
Jan 13, 2014
by
Simon Kewin
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The Genehunter Case 3: The Clone Who Didn’t Know
A clONE death-squad catches up with Simms. But instead of killing him they give him a damn job. Which makes no sense at all. Meanwhile, Simms starts to work the Boneyard case, without knowing what the hell Forty Days expect from him. He just needs to make sure neither Ballard nor clONE find out what he's up to.
Then he gets to meet up with Kelly again. And that's where it all goes completely wrong...
A Sci Fi cyberpunk novella set on an Earth slowly going to hell. The Clone who Didn’t Know is the thirsd of five science fiction stories following the adventures of Simms, genetic detective and all-round nice guy.
A clONE death-squad catches up with Simms. But instead of killing him they give him a damn job. Which makes no sense at all. Meanwhile, Simms starts to work the Boneyard case, without knowing what the hell Forty Days expect from him. He just needs to make sure neither Ballard nor clONE find out what he's up to.
Then he gets to meet up with Kelly again. And that's where it all goes completely wrong...
A Sci Fi cyberpunk novella set on an Earth slowly going to hell. The Clone who Didn’t Know is the thirsd of five science fiction stories following the adventures of Simms, genetic detective and all-round nice guy.
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