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We are a small press, publishing great reading in many genres. Currently, you can find our bimonthly speculative fiction magazine for sale. Other titles will be arriving shortly.
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OG's Speculative Fiction, Issue #13
This is the thirteenth issue of OG's Speculative Fiction, featuring some of today’s best creative fiction and poetry. It is a special poetry issue packed with great poetry by Marge Simon, Matt Betts, and Sabrina Naples. As for the stories, it is time for a visit to God in “God Corp.” by Irene Pynn. In Rabia Gale’s “Out of Shape,” a man must learn who he really is to escape death at the hands of shadow men.
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OG's Speculative Fiction, Issue #12
This is the twelfth issue of OG’s Speculative Fiction, featuring some of today’s best creative fiction and poetry. It is a special double issue packed with great reading. In Kurt Kirchmeir’s “Lucidity,” a man loses the very thing he pursues. In James Steimle’s “Subtle Passage,” a single step can have disastrous
consequences. Bob Friedman’s “Confessions of a Chronovore,” tells us why time passes so quickly when we are having fun. “Innocent Kisses,” by Ed Kratz, brings a fairy tale into unsettling focus. And Justin Firestone’s “Gnothi Seauton,” speaks of a man..all alone. Also included is poetry by John Grey and LB
Sedlacek.
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OG's Speculative Fiction, Issue #11
This is the eleventh issue of OG’s Speculative Fiction,
featuring some of today’s best creative fiction and
poetry. In Eric Del Carlo’s “The Herd,” storms ravage
the land and man’s humanity. In Bruce Golden’s “Out
of His League,” an otherworldly team is disappointed
by the demotion of one its members. In Gary
Wedlund’s “The Art of Avoiding Projectiles,” a bullet
in space means death, and that’s not always an easy
thing to deal with. Also included is poetry by Kristine
Ong Muslim and an interview with fantasy’s most
celebrated newcomer, Patrick Rothfuss.
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OG's Speculative Fiction, Issue #9
This is the ninth issue of OG’s Speculative Fiction, featuring some of today’s best creative fiction and poetry. In Steven Mathes “Twisted Computing” a simple leap in technology tears a family apart. David Tallerman’s “The Other Ten Thousand” demonstrates the best way to defeat a dragon. In Lawrence Dagstine’s “Black Swan” feel the terror of being on the edge of space and falling off. Also included is poetry by Elizabeth Barrette.
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OG's Speculative Fiction, Issue #10
This is the tenth issue of OG’s Speculative Fiction,
featuring some of today’s best creative fiction and
poetry. In A.R. Stone’s “Ice Queen” a boy is revived in
a future where the frozen are treated like the dead. In
Joanne Hall’s “The Ship-Breaker’s Daughter,” a
young girl struggles with her seductive power. Also
included is poetry by Mari Ness.
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A Nahanni Journey
Many men dream of adventure, but few men pursue it. Since he was a little boy, noted photographer, Ron Schlie, dreamed of exploring the wild frontiers of the Arctic. This is his story, his journey, his adventure down the Nahanni River. Filled with over sixty breathtaking images, Ron's unique vision and personal insight, this is one adventure you don't want to miss.
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OG's Speculative Fiction, Issue #8
OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue #8 has been released! This is the eighth issue of OG's Speculative Fiction, featuring some of today's best creative fiction and poetry. In Brian Dolton’s “The Unicorn Hunter” a man’s decision has dangerous consequences. In Sara Genge’s “Master Yung” a man has to decide, to splice DNA or not to splice? Also included is poetry from Timalyne Frazier and a great interview with Fantasy author Teresa Edgerton.
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OG's Speculative Fiction, Issue #7
OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue #7 has been released! It is a special poetry issue highlighting poems from such authors as Karen Romanko, Lindsey Duncan, and Kristine Ong Muslim. As for the stories, L. Christopher DelGuercio’s "Man Farm," is the story of “an unusual boy and his unusual group of pets.” And enjoy the frightening speculation of an old World War II tale in "The Regenwurmlager Diary," by Angeline Hawkes. Don’t miss our other issues of OG’s Speculative Fiction if you haven’t read them.
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OG's Speculative Fiction, Issue #6
This is the sixth issue of OG's Speculative Fiction, featuring some of today's best creative fiction and poetry. In Len Bains "Climb," a man searches the heights of the world for answers. Enjoy the medieval satire of Bruce Golden's "In Case of Dragon." Edward Morris speculates on the defining moment in the life of Arthur Rimbaud. Daniel Ausema presents a future where learning can be more than life. Also included is poetry by John Grey and Timalyne Frazier and an interview with Diane Turnshek, SWFA's Eastern Regional Director.
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OG's Speculative Fiction, Issue #5
This is the fifth issue of OG's Speculative Fiction,
featuring some of today's best creative fiction and
poetry. In David McGillveray's "Loriana" a
beleaguered city gets help from the most unlikeliest of
places. In Jakub Drud's "The Tower of Excellence," a
man struggles with a dark act in an attempt to achieve
what he believes is the greater good. Also included is
poetry by Michael E. Picray.
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OG's Speculative Fiction, Issue #4
OG’s Speculative Fiction, Issue 4. In Jonathan Gillespie’s "Tex’s Last Run," survival for a husband and wife comes down to the speed and cunning of a four foot dinosaur. In Jason Earl’s "Phantom Heart," what would happen if there were a way to take pictures of the ghosts who cling to you? Who really is your wife or husband. Find out in Douglas Graves’s “For Better or Worse.” Also included is poetry by Eric Hermanson.
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OG's Speculative Fiction, Issue #3
This is the third issue of OG's Speculative Fiction, featuring some of today's best creative fiction and poetry. In Chet Gottfried's "The Rings of Mars," a terrestrial architect struggles with questions of duty and love. Bruce Golden's "Dave's Not Here," presents the terrifying situation of being locked outside your own spaceship with danger approaching. Also included is an interview with celebrated Fantasy author Sarah Ash and poetry by Kristine Ong Muslim. Edited by Seth Crossman
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OG's Speculative Fiction, Issue #2
This is the second issue of OG's Speculative Fiction, a magazine featuring some of today's best creative fiction and poetry. In Lou Antonelli's "Beserker," an aging football player takes drastic measures to ensure his family's future. Yossof Sharifi's "Synchronicity," finds out what happens when a mathematician creates an equation that allows him to talk to God. Also included is poetry by Jennifer Crow. Edited by Seth Crossman.
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