Our Mission
We want to give voice to writers of weird books, books that don’t belong, books too clever for their own good, books that don’t fit on an industry-prescribed shelf. Formulaic genre fiction naturally finds its way to consumers who vote with their wallet. Sophisticated literary fiction reaches its reader through establishment literary magazines and award committees that often follow ideological fashions of the time.
We are here for the stories overlooked both by the omnivorous salesforce and the finicky elite: complex, imaginative, unpredictable stories told in a complex, imaginative, unpredictable way. Simply put, we are here for smart speculative fiction.
Flavors of
Speculative Fiction
- Fantasy & Science Fiction
- Slipstream & Weird
- Horror, Paranormal & Supernatural
- Alternate History
- Reimagined Folklore & Myth
- Magical Realism
Ananke (Greek: Ἀνάγκη) is a primordial deity in Greek mythology, the personification of necessity and fate. Ananke and her consort Chronos (representation of Time) created the universe by intertwining as a serpent around the primal egg of matter; their joint force split the primal egg into the elements of earth, heaven, and sea. Ananke rules over fate, and her attribute is a spindle of eternal yarn that she bequeaths to her daughters, the Fates. As the mother of the Fates, she is the only deity fully in control of destiny.
A stunning animated short created as a part of the celebrated Netflix anthology LOVE, DEATH + ROBOTS that is based on a short story from our newest release.
Stranded in orbit, an astronaut must choose between life and limb before her oxygen runs out.
Director: Jon Yeo
Story: Claudine T. Griggs
Script: Philip Gelatt/Tim Miller
Voices: Elly Condron/Christopher Lee Parson
The Necessities of Publishing
We are a team of experienced design and marketing professionals. We are here to make things happen where they wouldn’t have happened otherwise.
Book Cover & Interior
Writer's Platform
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Deceptive Cadence
Is it really easier to blame yourself for a good deed than to accept that you care about your brother? Is it easier to consider yourself a monster than to allow yourself to feel love?
An elegant novella that, like a piece of fine music, plays upon the classical Biblical theme of fraternal rivalry.
Print In The Snow
For the fans of Neil Gaiman and Roald Dahl’s storytelling: a down-to-earth teen girl must get back home from the Otherworld before the fairytale dream turns into a nightmare.
Join the unlikely heroine on an adventure of a lifetime! Lush watercolor illustrations of cool characters, weird monsters, and spooky villains.
Book I of The Green Hills trilogy
Over The Hills
Of Green
A spellbinding tale of love, loss and self-discovery set against the magical New York City.
Otherworldly and mundane collide when a young New York psychologist takes on a charismatic patient who may be delusional or may literally come from the Otherworld of her suppressed childhood nightmares.
Book II of The Green Hills trilogy