SciFan™ Magazine April 2017 - LitRPG Edition (SciFan™ Magazine LitRPG Edition)

In this first LitRPG Edition of SciFan™ Magazine, we are proud to present the creative works of several talented authors who write in the LitRPG genre. Among these authors, we have secured an Exclusive Sneak Peek! Amazon Bestselling Author Blaise Corvin's upcoming sequel to his popular novel "Delvers LLC: Welcome to Ludus" is scheduled for simultaneous release in April 2017! On this occasion, we're proud to present "Delvers LLC: Obligations Incurred"! Come meet the God Emperor of LitRPG!

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Here's our lineup of Short Stories:

Control Alt Sadit by Alfonso Alonso
Most stories follow characters who are trapped in a VR-MMO and how they escape. Meet Sadit. Getting trapped in a VR-MMO was how he escaped.

Farmy of One by Brian Simons
When Bronwen logs on to Promise Online, she expects to harvest her enchanted tomato crop and go about her business. Instead, Agricultist Bronwen accepts a quest to identify and eradicate a strange new plague infecting all of the Kingdom's farmlands, though she's hardly equipped for battle...

Tris the Tinker by Isaac Winter
The perfect heist goes awry when monsters attack. Now Tris must choose: the game's most powerful item, or the lives of those around her.

Unreality by Bethany McTrustery
In Unreality? Anything is possible. So when a hacker called Magic invades, he takes that possibility and runs with it.

Casus Belli by Jared J. Fleming
Enter a game unlike any other. Truly, fully immersive. Pain, fear, death, all are real in this world. Can you survive?

Augmented Insomnia by Richard M. Mulder
Law enforcement officer by day, gamer by night. Detective Matt Richards is baffled by a case he can't seem to solve. As he starts leveling up in the newest augmented reality game however, he stumbles across a series of clues that help him discover the answers he seeks for his case... but these answers leave him wishing he had never discovered the truth.