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Etherea Magazine, an Australian Science Fiction and Fantasy publication.In this issue we have:A Necromancer Need Not Be Evil, by Nick PetrouThe Hunter's Spring, by Sydney SackettNew Wood From Old Trees, by Timothy MudieHalf Past, by Samantha MurrayGerminating Everyday Magic, by Amanda CookBlackwood Valley Guardian, by Emma Louise GillThe Gold Chain, by Gordon LinznerThe Ancient Ones, by Ben GooleyClimbing Olympus, by Simon KewinAn Acceptable Risk to the Portfolio, by Brian HugenbruchPrecious Cargo, by J.R. RustrianPlus reviews, interviews, and beautiful internal artwork
Etherea Magazine #2 by JD Harlock,Nick Marone,Emma Kathryn,Scott Steensma,Jon Gauthier,Sangeetha Thanapal,Jason Restrick,Aaron Emmel Pdf
Etherea Magazine # 2 In this issue we have eight short speculative fiction stories from some utterly talented writers. “Why can’t I type like that? How come he gets all this inspiration to write and then it just flows out of him?” – The Price of Inspiration, by Nick Marone “I’ve come to muster the town. The realm is in peril and the king’s envoys have traversed the land with the call to arms.” – Those Olden Shackles, by Jason Restrick “That while there was a seven percent probability of the enemy ship escaping there was a sixty percent chance that I would contract food poisoning from the dishes piled up in the galley” – In Space No-One Can Hear You Clean, by Scott Steensma “She’s there when I open my eyes. All 7 foot 2 of her, perched on the edge of my bed.” – Dream a Little Dream, by Emma Kathryn “I walk down the ramp toward the command center. Today, I destroy IGAP.” – This is How the Revolution Begins, by Aaron Emmel “I tried not to think of how she would cope during the next Cycle, torn from the only family—the only life—she’d ever known, and dropped into a new one. Could anything be more cold or vicious?” – Assignment Day, by Jon Gauthier “Jaya palmed the Charakar stone in her hand and stood up. It was time.” – The Mineral Thief, by Sangeetha Thanapal “But only when one is abandoned does he come to truly understand his fellow man.” – A Hundred Souls for the Dark Master, By J.D. Harlock Also including a scintillating interview with Fiona McIntosh, two Indie Author Spotlights, and a book review of Nolyn – the latest novel from Michael J Sullivan
Etherea Magazine #3 by Tara Calaby,Robert Bagnall,Eric Farrell,Michael Simon,Russell Hemmel,Jane Brown,Gordon Cash,Rob Francis Pdf
Etherea Magazine #3 Eight fantastic pieces of speculative fiction! Etherea sat down with accomplished author, Matthew Reilly, to talk about his latest book, killing characters, and much more Learn why NASA is firing rockets at asteroids (hint: Planetary Defence) Hear from Independent Author, Tabatha Woods, on self-publishing, how to select a great short story, and her new release SEEDS We speak with talented writer Emma Gill on her journey with her novel On Solar Winds Ochre Dragon by V. E. Patton is reviewed THE STORIES: “I hope you don’t read this letter. I hope you just throw it away without opening it. I hope you know it’s me—you—that’s written it. And what it says.” – Karl I Hope You Don’t Read This Letter, by Robert Bagnall “By the time Freedom detected her, she was only six hours out. A kilometer wide, the rock heralded an extinction level event.” – Natural Selection, by Michael Simon “Rule 1 – failure to protect your child-bot will result in instant death.” – Tending to Echo, by Jane Brown “Violet felt dizzy. Hair, skin and face, she was looking at herself.” – Brushstrokes, by Tara Calaby “Who’s the prey and who’s the predator when all the lights are gone? ” – Run, Witch, Run, by Russell Hemmel “Agony flared down Thrupnott’s arm, but even as he sucked in a breath and fought to get the living skeleton off the pain began to fade, along with everything else.” – Thrupnott Clears a ‘Berg, by Rob Francis “Raw convective heat surges through the bladed nozzle of my new mouth.” – Kay’s Blow-Dryer, by Eric Farrell “On the way, he spotted the rock pinnacle that must have brought them down. Why hadn’t the ship’s sensors avoided it?” – Energy of the Vacuum, by Gordon Cash
Etherea Magazine #4 by Marissa James,Adrian Milnes,C J Peterson,Tom Dullemond,Royce Wilson,Harman Burgess,Nicole Walsh,Michael A. Clark,Katie McIvor Pdf
Etherea Magazine #4 Nine fantastic pieces of speculative fiction! Etherea sat down with the talented Nicholas Eames, to talk about his writing process, inspiration for his characters, and much more. Hear from Independent Author, Carrie Harris, on supervising autopsies, working with small presses, and working for Marvel Enjoy the amazing artwork supplied by highly talented artist Madison Brake Resistance by Mikhaeyla Kopievsky is reviewed THE STORIES: “Mano was going to lose. He knew that already; he had that sick, stone-hard feeling in his stomach which tells you it’s all over” – The Halophyte, by Katie McIvor “But the poster’s true purpose weren’t to sell us anything, we’d already been bought. It were to reassure us we was making the right decision.” – Those That Would Eat Time, by Harman Burgess “The Ever After in question belonged to a heroine of unthreatening kindness, magnificent hair, and quite a knack for musical improvisation. ” – A Fairytale, Ending, by Marissa James ” I turned over and tried to get back to sleep, but it continued. Definitely a man screaming” – Every Nine Days, by Adrian Milnes “You don’t remember, do you? You retain only the most rudimentary ancestral memory.” – A Caucus of the Body Politic, by C.J. Peterson “If it’s chaffwind all the old military bots outside will be offline, too, Reeshard. We can get out past them, then up higher with the beacon, reestablish connectivity.” – Stormsong, by Tom Dullemond “The thunder of dragons’ wings heralded the arrival of more wounded. I glanced at Doran as the young Shaman’s Apprentice sighed” – Triage, by Michael A. Clark “But legally? No death penalty on Andropov Station, no matter how terrible the crime.” – Spacewalk, by Royce Wilson “Undermaster Valdon Spare folded back into his chair. He looked exhausted. Other people’s dreams were tiring.” – Misplaced Dreams, by Nicole Walsh
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