Congratulations to SF Canada member C.J. Lavigne! Her short story “Cenotaph” has been published in Augur Magazine’s Issue 4.2, “Woe and Wonder”.
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Rebecca Senese and Marcelle Dubé Included in Holiday Collections Story Bundle
Many congrats to SF Canada Members Rebecca Senese and Marcelle Dubé! Both “Wreck the Halls: 5 Christmas Horror Stories” and “Christmas Magic – 3 Romantic Holiday Tales” are included in the fabulous Holiday Collections Bundle from StoryBundle.com!
Curated by Dean Wesley Smith, this wonderful collection features 72 short stories for your holiday reading enjoyment, all for one low price. Your purchase can also include a small donation to support AbleGamers, a non-profit devoted to empowering disabled players in the video game industry!
The Bundle is available until the end of December.
Robert Runté’s “The Changeling and the Bully” published in Mythic #17
Congratulations to SF Canada Robert Runté! His short story “The Changeling and the Bully” has been published in Mythic issue #17, Summer 2021.
Dale L. Sproule’s “The World’s First Fireproof Woman” to Appear in Emanations 9
Congratulations to SF Canada member @DLSproule! His story “The World’s First Fireproof Woman” has been published in “Emanations: When a Planet was a Planet”, the ninth volume of the critically acclaimed Emanations series by Carter Kaplan.
Brenda Carre in Pulp Literature
Congratulations to SF Canada member Brenda Carre. She has the cover story in this month’s issue of Pulp Literature, Issue 31, Summer 2021.
Buy a copy of the magazine to read her tale of aquatic mystery, “Birdie”: https://pulpliterature.com/product/issue-31-summer-2021/
Holly Schofield appears in Black Cat: Revolutionary Art and Literature
Congratulations to SF Canada member Holly Schofield! Her short story “Passengers, All” is reprinted in the latest issue of Black Cat: Revolutionary Art and Literature.
Visit the magazine’s website to download the free issue and support their radical mission to create a culture of liberation through art and literature.