Julie March

A 1970s computer scientist questions reality when the machine he’s helped develop tries to redefine the word “agape.”

REMNANT is the first book in the Exogenesis series, blending science fiction, survival adventure, and mystery. Scheduled for release in Fall 2027, it follows ordinary people caught in an extraordinary conflict... and the impossible choices that follow.

This anthology brings together stories of the aftermath: trauma, grief, and sometimes recovery.

Project Tasman is a sapphic dystopian novel that follows Alana Quevedo as she navigates a terrifying government experiment where she has to decide who will live and who will die.

Weird videos you didn't take showing up on your phone... Haunted books no one else remembers reading... Strange audio cassettes that won't let you stop listening... [RECORDED] showcases weird, spooky, and disturbing "found media" stories to haunt you!

The first three books of the Time Paradox series are here. The prologue to the overall story and the emotional set up. These three books take you on a journey of self discovery and heartache, and get you ready for for a time travel adventure.

Common Bonds 3 is an anthology of 18 SFFH short stories and poetry with aromantic main characters and a central platonic bond.

It's Space Wizard's fifth anniversary, and we have some great titles for you! From reincarnated wizards to post-apocalyptic Florida, rocket racing, martial arts, space rabbits, and giant crabs, we've got a bit of everything!

PROMETHEUS is Snakeskin Press' debut. This queer futuristic horror anthology features the work of 16 authors and is steeped in queerness, with diverse rep, all the subgenres of horror you can think of, and writing that will chill you to the bone.

This engaging and entertaining queer, dystopian, sci fi series is being remade with new covers that better reflects the genre and content. Book 1, The Elitist Supremacy is an Indie Ink Awards finalist.

Prepare for take off! This short story anthology will contain science fiction, dark content, and lots of whumperflies. Authors will be answering the question, "What if there was whump ... but in space?"

In this spiritual successor and response to "The Wasteland", GULA explores the apocalyptic wasteland of capitalism, greed and environmental collapse in a searing epic poem.