Sloane Leong

One summer day, Ren meets Luna at a beachside basketball court and a friendship is born. But when Luna moves to back to Oahu, Ren’s messages to her friend go unanswered. Years go by. Then Luna returns, hoping to rekindle their friendship. Ren is hesitant. She's dealing with a lot, including family troubles, dropping grades, and the newly formed women's basketball team at their highschool. With Ren’s new friends and Luna all on the basketball team, the lines between their lives on and off the court begin to blur. During their first season, this diverse and endearing group of teens are challenged in ways that make them reevaluate just who and how they trust. Sloane Leong’s evocative storytelling about the lives of these young women is an ode to the dynamic nature of friendship.

A Map to the Sun

Prism Stalker, Vol. 1

TKO Studios presents "Graveneye" by Sloane Leong Ilsa lives alone in a large mansion deep in the woods. Ilsa has always lived here, though not always alone. Ilsa has a hunger, she likes to hunt, she likes to skin, and carve, and clean. Now Ilsa has hired the young Marie to help her keep the big house tidy. But Marie brings demons of her own into Ilsa's domain. And watching these two strange birds locked in a cage is the house itself, cursed with sentience, destined to watch the horror of the human drama unfold again and again.

Graveneye

Cassie Hart

Original Horror by People of Color

Death in the Mouth

The follow up to the hit series Prism Stalker!

The planet Eriatarka grows more inhospitable as it’s colonization at the hand of the Chorus continues.

Vep and her fellow students are reaching the end of their basic combat training in the pneumatic arts and begin to exercise their abilities outside the colony-city of Elefstris. Their objective: subdue the unruly planet bent on scouring the Chorus’ presence from its surface. But what exactly are they subjugating? And what will the cost of conquering be?

The Weeping Star

Prism Stalker, Vol. 2

TKO Studios presents "GRAVENEYE" by acclaimed author Sloane Leong (A Map to the Sun, Prism Stalker) and renowned artist Anna Bowles in her debut graphic novel deliver a dark and beautiful tale of hunger and obsession. Isla’s house has seen its share of blood, horror, and the depths of the human soul. Cursed with sentience, it is destined to observe the horrors that lurk inside each and every one of us. Acclaimed author Sloane Leong (A MAP TO THE SUN, PRISM STALKER) and artist Anna Bowles in her debut graphic novel, deliver a dark and beautiful tale that asks the question: What if a haunted house was not the horror -- but the people who dwell within it…

With the Blade as Witness

What is horror to those living in the margins? Where terror is systematized and in the very air everyone happily breathes? A misheard word. The thud of boots. An impossible color. A foreign growth. Death in the Mouth is a collection of horror stories and art showcasing BIPOC and ethnically marginalized storytellers from around the world. You’ll read stories featuring grotesque manifestations of dread, the enveloping sludge of grief, and the insectoid itch of deep-seated fear. Embodiments of mania and displacements of faith. Harrowing ecstasy and debilitating hope. Transgressions of the body, the spirit, and the community. Unique and terrifying alien mythology from the future. Quiet, creeping absurdities. Weird urban legends from secondary worlds. In this anthology, Sloane Leong and Cassie Hart bring you an incredible range of stories and illustrations that celebrate the voices of those overlooked to show you the terrifying and exquisite scope of what horror can be.

Death in the Mouth: Original Horror by People of Color

Natalie Riess

Evan Dahm

Jessi Zabarsky

Ryan Estrada

Sam Davies

C. Spike Trotman

KC Green

Ana Sabater

Ash G.

David McGuire

Eli Church

Gavin Falcon

Graham Overby

Jemma Salume

Kanesha C. Bryant

Sarah O'Donnell

Will Strode

The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry. Adventurous opossums, subway rats. Questing canines, hellbound sows, and sentimental spiders—Tim'rous Beastie is a collection unlike any other, inspired by the literary tradition of brave and imperiled critters defying their size and place in the natural order.

Tim'rous Beastie

"Contains materially originally published in single magazine form as Prism stalker #1-5"--Copyright page.

Prism Stalker

Matt Thompson

E. E. King

David Cleden

Wulf Moon

Mack Moyer

Brian Trent

Sarah Totton

Louis Evans

K. G. Anderson

Russell Dorn

Konstantine Paradias

Tom Pappalardo

J. B. Toner

Larry C. Kay

David F. Shultz

D. A. Campisi

Samson Stormcrow Hayes

Ingrid Garcia

Maureen Bowden

Brandon Butler

Caias Ward

Leah Miller

Megan Branning

Robert Walton

John Paul Davies

Philip John Schweitzer

Martin M. Clark

Third Flatiron Anthologies presents 28 short science fiction/fantasy/horror stories in the original anthology, "InfiniteLives: Short Tales of Longevity." Tales range from dark to playful,featuring speculative fiction on the themes of longevity, lifeextension, and immortality, as well as a flash humor section, "Grins& Gurgles."An international group of new and established contributors includes Brian Trent, Sloane Leong, Matt Thompson, J. B. Toner, Larry C. Kay, David F. Schultz, D. A. Campisi, Russell Dorn, Samson Stormcrow Hayes, Ingrid Garcia, Maureen Bowden, Brandon Butler, Caias Ward, Leah Miller, Megan Branning, Robert Walton, K. G. Anderson, Louis Evans, John Paul Davies, David Cleden, Tom Pappalardo, Philip John Schweitzer, Martin M. Clark, Wulf Moon, Mack Moyer, Konstantine Paradias, E. E. King, and Sarah Totton. Edited by Juliana Rew.

Short Tales of Longevity

Infinite Lives

Rebecca Roanhorse

Norris Black

Pamela Rentz

Tiffany Morris

Theodore C. Van Alst Jr

Kevin Waubensee

Strange. Beautiful. Shocking. Surreal. We are pleased to present a special issue focusing on Indigenous Futurists and guest-edited by Allison Mills. APEX MAGAZINE is a digital dark science fiction and fantasy genre zine that features award-winning short fiction, essays, and interviews. Established in 2009, our fiction has won several Hugo and Nebula Awards. We publish every other month. Issue 126 contains the following: EDITORIAL Indigenous Futurists—Editorial by Allison Mills ORIGINAL FICTION Security Breach at Sugar Pine Suites by Pamela Rentz Happy Trails by Theodore C. Van Alst, Jr. Marked by Bears by Jessie Loyer Spirits of the Broken Lands by Kevin Wabaunsee When Evening Arrives by Tiffany Morris An Incident at Hellpoint Prime by Norris Black CLASSIC FICTION A Brief Lesson in Native American Astronomy by Rebecca Roanhorse INTERVIEWS Interview with Author Pamela Rentz by Rebecca E. Treasure Interview with Author Kevin Wabaunsee by Marissa van Uden Interview with Cover Artist Megan Feheley by Jason Sizemore NONFICTION The Nature of a Natural Future by Sloane Leong REVIEWS Words for Thought: Short Fiction Reviews by A.C. Wise

Indigenous Futurists

Apex Magazine Issue 126

Ilsa lives alone in a large mansion deep in the woods. Ilsa has always lived here, though not always alone. Ilsa has a hunger, she likes to hunt, she likes to skin, and carve, and clean. Now Ilsa has hired the young Marie to help her keep the big house tidy. But Marie brings demons of her own into Ilsa's domain. And watching these two strange birds locked in a cage is the house itself, cursed with sentience, destined to watch the horror of the human drama unfold again and again.

Graveneye Box Set

Sloane Leong

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