Etherea Magazine #17
FICTION
Space Travel is Pretty Boring, Actually – by Jane Brown
Countless Civilizations Rise and Fall – by Eric Wampler
I Don’t Regret Killing My Boyfriend – by aelily
Every Time the Circus Comes to Town – by Fred Coppersmith
Weft and Warp – by Hûw Steer
Wallpaper, Dense with Rosebuds – by Kris Bowser
The Fruits of a Prostitute’s Labor – by John Oakes
This Too Shall Pass – by Bob McHugh
Our Fate, Told in Photons – by K.W. Colyard
Coiffeur Seven – by Kiran Kaur Saini
The Eight Hundred Legs Of The Rio-Niterói Bridge – by Renan Bernardo
The One That is All – by Mike Adamson
A fun trivia: “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” is a science fiction novel by Philip K. Dick that was later adapted into a famous film. What is the title of the film?
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Etherea Magazine #16
FICTION
Nine Minutes, by C. H. Weihmann
Hound, by Azlïn Auckburally
The Illusory Truth of Magical Mike’s Page Six, by D. Thomas Minton
The Golden Ones, by K. G. Davis
The Procedure Sign, by Leonard Richardson
Empty, by Kai Delmas
The Princess of Solomon Pond Mall, by Timothy Mudie
The Crown, by Taija Morgan
The Tidal Lock, by Dan Peacock
Pyrrha, by Antony Paschos
Fate is a Bloody Mistress, by Paula Hammond
NON-FICTION
Africa Risen is reviewed by Katie McIvor
Etherea Magazine #15 – October 2022
FICTION
Epitaph, Incorporated, by Matthew Ross
A Haggling, by Rick Danforth
The Long People, by Nick Petrou
Ocean Wolf, by Zena Shapter
December’s Daughter, by Austin P. Sheehan
Moonlight Run, by Salvatore Pesaturo
As the Gentle Rain, by Kiera Lesley
Callis Praedictionem, by Renan Bernardo
Furnace Dreams, by Jasmine Arch
A Skulk of Ghosts, by Avra Margariti
Little Tom’s Reality, by Rebecca E. Treasure
NON-FICTION
Ledge by Stacey McEwan and Gargantuana’s Ghost, by Patrick Barb are reviewed by Katie McIvor
Etherea Magazine #14 – September 2022
FICTION
The Cogwork Mermaid, by Matt Tighe
Sight of Soul, by Zachary Stvan
Jelly, by C.H. Pearce
The Unfortunate Fisherman, by Donna Faulkner née Miller
Piano Lessons in the Dark, by Sam W Pisciotta
The Path, by Aidan Wilson
Father’s House, by Grace Chan
Stardust, by Danai Christopoulou & Len Klapdor
Time and Again and Destiny Too, by Emily Randolph-Epstein
A Place for Broken Parts, by Matt Bliss
Two Brothers, One Stone, by Anna Madden
NON-FICTION
The Mountain in the Sea by Ray Nayler is reviewed by Katie McIvor
Etherea Magazine #13 – August 2022
FICTION
Growing Feathers, by Eva Moon
Moon, by Carly Racklin
Wall or Hearth, by Melanie Harding-Shaw
Ride or Die, by R.J. Russell
Dragon’s Breath, by H. Robert Barland
Compatolytics, by David Far
Banquet of the Shooting Stars, by A.D. Sui
Divided By Zero, by Samantha Murray
The Brass Fly, by Vonnie Winslow Crist
The Sweetness at the End, by Jenny Rae Rappaport
In The Beginning, All Our Hands Are Cold, by Ephiny Gale
Thunderclouds & Lifelines, by Wendy Nikel
Rose-Colored Glass, by Regina Clarke
NON-FICTION
Katie McIvor reviews both Sair Back, Sair Banes, by Anthony Engebretson, and Skin Grows Over, by Lucy Elizabeth Allen.
Aidan Wilson provides a review of Every Version of You, by Grace Chan
Etherea Magazine #12 – July 2022
FICTION
Body in a Bullrush, by Vic Tietze
I Am the Chalice and the Offering, by H.V. Patterson
Print a Soul in Six Easy Steps, A Primer by Clover Silverbrook, by Amanda Cook
Blink and You Miss It, by Keily Blair
Asylum, by Dawn Vogel
Stone City Shadow: Vampire Vigilante, by Julia LaFond
Three Times, by Samantha Kelly
An Echo of Gondwana, by Mike Adamson
Dead Men Walking, by Jeremy Szal
A Thief’s Work, by Scott Forbes Crawford
And the Red Dragon Passes, by Emily Randolph-Epstein
NON-FICTION
We interview talented author, Jason Fischer
Real Sugar is Hard to Find by Sim Kern is reviewed by Katie McIvor
Etherea Magazine #11 – June 2022
FICTION
The Deepest Mysteries of the Game, by Jordan Chase-Young
Do I?, by Rachel Rodman
The Women at the Edge of the Universe, by Spencer Nitkey
The Fairest Is, by Aimee Ogden
What You Will Find at a Memory Auction, by Eric Farrell
Don’t Forget Your Goat, by Rick Danforth
The Now Effect, by Pauline Yates
Ghost Song, by Jeanne Kramer-Smyth
Boom & Bust, by David F. Shultz
Across the White Desert, by Deborah Sheldon
A Hard Peace, by Eric Lewis
NON-FICTION
Cristiana Leone tells us about her artistic journey, in the Artist’s Showcase
The Cabinet by Un-su Kim is reviewed by Katie McIvor
Etherea Magazine #10 – May 2022
FICTION
A Best Seller, by Helena McAuley
The Quick Study, by C.H. Pearce
Teardrops, by Kat Heckenbach
Music for a Dying Planet, by Lewis Chenouth
Salt & Iron, by Kellie Fahy
Ride Along, by Rhonda Parrish
In The Riverlands, Drowning, by Emma Louise Gill (Part 0, Part 1, Part 2)
Monstrous Behaviour, by Matt Tighe
Falling Upwards, by A. Zaykova
The Changing Table, by Salinda Tyson
Such Sweet Sorrow, by Gustavo Bondoni
NON-FICTION
Interview with Kevin Klehr, author of The Midnight Man.
Gary Trow is the talent behind the Artist’s Showcase
The End of Men by Christina Sweeney-Baird is reviewed by Katie McIvor
Etherea Magazine #9 – April 2022
FICTION
The Exonaut, by Dewi Hargreaves
Timmy Fell Down the Well, by M. Frei
Grasshopper, by Mikhaeyla Kopievsky
The Potion, by Matias Travieso-Diaz
PPR-771, by Laurie Bell
My Master’s Robe, by Greta Hayer
The Five Stages of Grief, by Michelle Ann King
Tracking, by Jason P. Burnham
A Burglary, Addressed By A Young Lady, by Elizabeth Porter Birdsall
Late, by S.F. Flanigan
Social Interface, by Nestor Delfino
NON-FICTION
Interview with Melissa Caruso
Katie McIvor reviews A Master of Djinn by P. Djèlí Clark
Etherea Magazine #8 – March 2022
FICTION
A Necromancer Need Not Be Evil, by Nick Petrou
The Hunter’s Spring, by Sydney Sackett
New Wood From Old Trees, by Timothy Mudie
Half Past, by Samantha Murray
Germinating Everyday Magic, by Amanda Cook
Blackwood Valley Guardian, by Emma Louise Gill
The Gold Chain, by Gordon Linzner
The Ancient Ones, by Ben Gooley
Climbing Olympus, by Simon Kewin
An Acceptable Risk to the Portfolio, by Brian Hugenbruch
Precious Cargo, by J.R. Rustrian
NON-FICTION
Interview with Carly A-F
Katie McIvor reviews The Last Day by Andrew Hunter Murray