The Hamthology is a free download from Amazon kindle for a limited time! Get your copy soon and spread the word!

The Hamthology is a free download from Amazon kindle for a limited time! Get your copy soon and spread the word!
“Strange Economics: Economic Speculative Fiction”, 23 SFF stories on the theme of economics, is free this week!
From the Amazon description:
What if souls were a form of currency? What if our potential could be bought and sold? What is the value of a memory?
These economic questions and more are explored through twenty-three science fiction and fantasy stories, appearing for the first time in this collection.
This anthology also includes economics discussion questions accompanying each of the stories, written by professional economist Elisabeth Perlman, and an afterword/essay exploring the relationship between speculative fiction and economics, written by guest editor Jo Lindsay Walton.
Link for Canada: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07GZ89QH2
Please download a copy and share on social media–I would really appreciate it! Thanks!
The Nourishment anthology has 25 stories and 70,000+ words of science fiction, fantasy, and horror on the theme of “nourishment”, and it’s FREE for Kindle download for the few days.
Please download a free copy. I’d really appreciate it! Thanks!
The “Sanctuary” anthology from tdotSpec Inc is free for download for the next four days through Amazon Kindle. You can download it free here!
A speculative fiction anthology on the theme of “Sanctuary”.This is an experimental anthology, produced in a single day of writing and editing. It usually takes about a year to produce an anthology. We wondered what would happen if we tried to do it in a single day. This anthology is the result of that experiment.
Very happy to say that my story “Dry Bones” will be appearing in Third Flatiron Publishing’s Longevity anthology!
I will be anthology neighbors with Brandon Butler, a fellow member of the Toronto Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers, who also had a story accepted!
The Imps & Minions anthology, featuring SFF stories by 34 authors, and published by tdotSpec Inc, is now available as eBook and paperback!
Imps & Minions explores the lives of the little guys of villainry, with 34 tales dedicated to servile underlings, mooks, henchmen, pawns, scamps and rapscallions. Whether it’s Riznax, the little imp who falls in love with his master’s library of ancient tomes, or the poor troll suffering the aftermath of a fairy tale, or the machine programmed to defend her overlord with every microchip in her chassis—in Imps & Minions, they all take center stage. The stories range in tone from whimsical and lighthearted to dark and tragic, and span the genres of fantasy, science fiction, horror, and “superhero”, with a few that are harder to classify. Collectively, they provide diverse looks at the complex and multi-faceted lives of imps, minions, and villainous underdogs of all stripes. Above all, they are compelling tales that show us the trials and tribulations of a colourful cast of characters normally relegated to the background—this is Imps & Minions, and these are their stories.
I hope you check it out!
Happy to say that my story “Jegudiel” is in the most recent issue of The Anti-Languorous Project number 4, “Succinct Speculations”.
In this story, a cult conducts a ritual to unveil the glory of god, but are they ready to see?
It is free to read online.
The Hamthology is the greatest collection of ham sandwich literature in the history of humankind. More than fifty works of poetry, prose, and visual art on the theme of ham sandwiches come together in this anthology, spanning genres from fantasy and science fiction to mystery, horror, romance, erotica, and more.
The ham sandwich has attracted little in the way of literary attention. This books fills that critical lacuna. In “Art as Technique”, the seminal work that became the basis for Russian Formalism, literary critic Viktor Shklovsky identified defamiliarization or “estrangement” as the essence of literature. Shklovsky gave the example of Tolstoy’s story “Kholstomer”, told from the point of view of a horse, which altered the reader’s perception and allowed them to see the world anew. Shklovsky argued that deforming reader expectations and de-automatizing our perceptions is at the heart of literature. Throughout The Hamthology, ham sandwiches serve as a defamiliarizing device, acting as a prism through which to view our world and the human condition. The Hamthology is more than a collection of stories, poems, and art—it is an experimental feat in writing that operates at the very core of the literary enterprise.
The stories in this collection span a wide variety of genres, from fantasy and science fiction to mystery, horror, romance, and erotica. They cover such diverse topics as sexuality and gender expression, biological warfare, space colonization, religion, parenthood, crime and punishment, and mental health. Collectively, they comprise a broad look at various aspects of human life, and they explore a wide swath of philosophical terrain through diverse literary approaches, all united by the ham sandwich. Through these works, the ham sandwich comes to represent something greater than the sum of its edible parts, transforming into a transcendent symbol—of our hopes and dreams and fears, of who we are, from where we’ve come, and to where we might go. The Hamthology is, without a doubt, the greatest collection of ham sandwich literature the world has ever known.
You can pick up The Hamthology here.
The “Sanctuary” anthology is available as a free download from tdotSpec. You can find it here. Hope you like it!
What happens when you get a team of writers together and give them 24 hours to write and edit an entire speculative fiction collection on the theme of “Colony”? This anthology happens!
This speculative fiction anthology was created during an intense, 24-hour period of writing and editing. A team of authors residing in Toronto were given the theme of “Colony”, and a strict timeline to produce stories based on that theme.This is more than a collection of imaginative and entertaining stories—it is also a feat in creative writing. It embodies the efforts of authors writing and editing fervently under absurd time pressures. They set themselves a challenge and pushed themselves to the finish line. The Colony anthology is the result of their efforts.
I hope you get a chance to read it, and let the authors know what you thought of their work!