
SciFan™ Magazine April 2017: A Science Fantasy Digital Editorial
by Dawn Chapman, Adam Dreece, Jeff Carroll, Gustavo Bondoni, Tom Fallwell, Richard M. Mulder, Dayne Edmonson, Patrick Hodges, Judith Rook, David Castlewitz
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Who Will the Next Fool Be by David Permutter
Canine superheroine Cerberus faces a major challenge when her human "mistress" is possessed by the mind of one of her most formidable enemies.
Ouroboros Senectus by Konstantine Paradias
A supervillain story, told from the perspective of two broken super-criminals, as they while away their days in the Elephant Graveyard, the place where metahumans go to die.
Scold’s Bridle by Patrick St. Amand
Scold's Bridle is a frighteningly cold look at privacy loss and the emerging reality of publicly shaming people.
SciFan Preview: Man of Two Planets by Judith Rook
Born on Circe, the sentient planet, Borto is learning to be a guardsman on the neighbouring world of First Home. He finds life as a warrior difficult, especially since he carries within him a being from Circe’s darkness. Although the creature gives him great strength and unusual powers, he tries to suppress it. But finally, Borto must accept that he has become a different man.
Tales from the Secret King: Chace Forgets by Dawn Chapman
With his newly obtained promotion, Chace soon realises his personal goals are not matching his professional ones. However, when long dormant passions rise to the surface, Chace must decide between his mate, Jaack, or a new man, who has kindled the fire in his blood.
Matrix by Andrew Darlington
There are giant starfish statues on the planet. And he’s determined their enigma will never be resolved…
Knightmares by Tom Fallwell
Art seeks help to stop the recurring nightmare where he is a knight battling to the death. A sleep research center may be his only hope.
Soraya: A Wielders of Arantha Prequel (Part II) by Patrick Hodges
Sahria and her fellow prisoners begin their perilous journey across the desert. With nothing but desolate wasteland and hostile Vandan slavers around them, they must be careful not to anger their captors, lest they miss their chance to escape the cruel fate that awaits them.
Tough Love by Chris Kelworth
A wizard's bounty hunter tracks down his own renegade daughter, but will he be able to convince her to reform her ways?
Primal by Gustavo Bondoni
A team looking for remnants of civilization in a post-apocalyptic Brazil finds much more than they bargained for.
Hornet Rules by David Castlewitz
Nothing good comes from the slums and if you go there by hornet you'll need to follow the rules.
SciFan Preview: A Hero’s motivation. An excerpt from Rasheeda the Zombie Killer by Jeff Carroll
When a deranged rap artist produces a song, which he calls the Death Jam, it turns all who hear it into enraged zombies. He is determined to use this Death Jam to erase humanity, one city at a time. Only Rasheeda, a young student revolutionary, can stop him.
The Waking Guilt by Seth Frederiksen
An old warrior returns to the location of his first mission, and finds his past waiting to greet him.
The God’s Eye by Jason J. Nugent
Working in a secret military lab, a team of scientists unintentionally bring "life" to their android, forcing the lead researcher to confront her own tragedy.
SciFan Preview: Eclipse by Dayne Edmondson
The first wave of aliens may have been defeated by the Federation fleet, but their greatest challenge awaits them as they stand to be eclipsed by the coming onslaught.
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