It's frustrating when a gadget stops working. But what it the gadget is working fine, it's just "temporally" out of order? What would you do if you discovered your cell phone linked you to a different time? Or that your camera took pictures of the past? In this collection, seventeen leading science fiction authors share their take on what happens when gadgets run temporally amok. From past to future, humor to horror, there's something for everyone.

A collection of original and remarkable Digital Science Fiction Short Story titles from new, established, and award winning science fiction writers, including: Scramble - by Martin L. Shoemaker Prospect of a World I Dream - by Alex Kane Across the Terminator - by David Tallerman Plotting War - by Chuck Rothman Picking Up Plans in Palma - by Matthew W. Quinn Burying Engines - by Marilyn K. Martin Catch a Fallen Star - by Jennifer Campbell-Hicks A Moment of Clarity - by R.L. Robinson & E.C. Forbes Entangled - by Rachael Acks Water Finds Its Path - by Robert Lowell Russell We know you'll enjoy these terrific science fiction stories. For more titles please consider visiting DigitalScienceFiction.com today.

Quarnian Dow is a syron, driven by her intuition, anticipating the future and acting without knowing why--just that she has to. Often, she's a hero. Sometimes, she's a thief. Her talent takes her from planet to planet, buffeted by fate and never knowing what it will force her to do. And now, her intuition is leading her to the legendary "Staroamer," a generation ship that vanished centuries ago. But the "Staroamer" has secrets in its vast dark chambers, and they may be have dangers that even a Syron's abilities can't overcome. Praise for "Staroamer's Fate" Worth passing on-- Rothman brings to his novel a certain freshness and vigor which makes "Staroamer's Fate" anything but hackneyed. Very little is dull here. --Dan Chow, "Locus" Nothing profound, but fun. I liked it. --John Betancourt, "Amazing Stories" One of the unique heroines to come along-- This is the sort of action/adventure story that can be enjoyed on several levels, and by people who are not necessarily hard-core SF fans. Definitely a good read. --Roberta Rogow, "Voya"

Quarnian Dow, a syron trained in the ancient art of seeing into the heart and minds of others, joins Rex, a seasoned pilot, to search for Staroamer, a generational ship launched and lost more than five centuries earlier

Anthology of humorous science fiction and fantasy.

The sequel to "Staroamer's Fate." Quarnian Dow is manipulated by fate, her intuition taking her from danger to danger, taking actions without ever knowing why and trusting that they will be the right thing. And when a mysterious woman makes her a target, it sends her off to a world with impossible gravity and human inhabitants where no humans ever inhabited. What sort of dark secrets does this world hold beneath its bucolic surface? Quarnian must get to the bottom of the conundrum to save herself and find her true destiny--and that of the human race.

Under the editorial direction of Suzanne W. Vincent, Flash Fiction Online is proud to bring you its 2015 Anthology -- over thirty stories originally published in Flash Fiction Online and some of our favorite flash fiction from other venues as well. Spanning genres, from John Guzlowski's literary piece, "The Last Man on Earth - A Mini-Novel" to Eleanor R. Wood's science fictional "Fibonacci", there's certain to be something here for everyone. This unforgettable collection contains some of the best and brightest names in short fiction today, including Caroline M. Yoachim, Chuck Rothman, Laura Pearlman, Oliver Buckram, Kelly Sandoval, Samantha Murray, Leslianne Wilder, Krystal Claxton, Matthew F. Amati, and more.

An anthology of humorous stories in the Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror genres. Alternate Hilarities was originally a small press fan-zine in the early nineties of funny stories in my favorite genres, Science fiction, Fantasy and Horror. Six issues were produced against my ex-wife's express wishes. And they were terrible! Just Terrible! It had a semi professional look but proofing was not my strong suit. I had no funds to hire a proof reader and let's face it, volunteers suck. But the stories were great. Many talented authors sent in great funny stories. With concepts like games show in the afterlife, the last man alive and the secret life of a teenaged mad scientist. But in the end, the cost of publishing my pet project became too much and the zine was retired. Now, two decades later, the overhead and distribution issues of the small press have almost disappeared with the advent of eBooks. With a new partner in crime who can do line edits, I decided to give my old love a second shot. So, here it is, The New and Improved Alternate Hilarities. We have Alien invasions and Abductions, Time Travel, Ghost Ships, Demonic Possessions, Flatulent Clowns, Body Switching, Talking Monkeys and Feghoots. So off we go. With Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror and Hilarities for all!