Stories from our latest collection feature gritty murders on the streets of Chicago, New York, L.A., London and Paris, horrors in dark alleys, as well as many more scenes from urban crime that elicit a dark curiosity. Classic authors are cast with previously unpublished stories by exciting budding contemporary crime writers to bring you the latest anthology in our successful series. New, contemporary and notable writers featured are: T.J. Berg, Judi Calhoun, Ramsey Campbell, Meg Elison, Rich Larson, C.L. McDaniel, Dan Micklethwaite, Trixie Nisbet, Thana Niveau, Josh Pachter, Michael Penncavage, Jennifer Quail, Zandra Renwick, K.W. Roberts, Leo X. Robertson, David Tallerman, Salinda Tyson, Rachel Watts, and Chris Wheatley. Classic authors include Robert Barr, Wilkie Collins, Jack London, Edgar Wallace, Oscar Wilde and more.

What if zombies and leprechauns inhabited the same universe? What if The Wind in the Willows were faced with the horrors of the Lovecraft Mythos? Worlds Collide endeavors to answer these questions and several more in a collection of short stories containing knights, elves, aliens, arcade games, mummies, and much, much more. Delve deep into the absurd pages of worlds colliding, an experiment where authors introduce genres that seldom interact with each other. With stories from: Derek Power, Tim Mendees, Ella Elvery, Patrick Winters, Rachael Boucker, L T Emery, Michael Nadeau. T J Berg, Charlotte Langtree, Joseph Dowling, Teel James Glenn, Deborah Dubas Groom, and Jasiah Witkofsky

War ravages through the ages, conflict is rife, battles rage, lives are lost, revenge is sought. Fifteen international authors bring you their own take on the theme. Drama, death, and loss in the trenches, across the dividing wall, at the end of time, and the end of the universe. Geriatric space heroes, swarthy no-man's-land soldiers, friends until the end, and witching warriors battle for land, love, rights, and empires. The fight is hard, the rewards high, the loss of loved ones, devastating. And in the end, who wins?

The 25 incredibly talented authors and poets in this anthology aren't politicians, policy wonks, or partisans. They're artists staring at the rising tide of fascism in the United States and asking you: "What kind of world do you want to live in tomorrow?" and "Who do you want to be today?" And they aren't asking quietly.