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Dark Helix Press E-Book Sampler 1.0
This e-book sampler features excerpts from various Dark Helix Press titles!
- Trumptopia by Koom Kankesan (Trump: Utopia or Dystopia Anthology)
- Here Comes Santa Claus by Andrew Jensen (Futuristic Canada)
- The House of Hagfish by Derwin Mak (Immersion)
- Java Mausoleum by Vincent Ternida (The Seven Muses of Harry Salcedo)
- The Undead Sorceress by JF Garrard (The Undead Sorceress)
- Feeding the Kraken! Recipes for Big and Small Children (Feeding the Kraken)
Dark Helix Press Ezine #1
(Theme: The Dark Helix)
Stories range from mutations in DNA to AI controlling the fate of humanity. The Q & A after each story gives a glimpse of how or why the story was written. Please enjoy!
Table of contents
- Don’t Fear the Editor by Ira Nayman
- The Four Houses by Melissa R. Mendelson
- Splice of Life by DJ Tyrer
- Those From The Time Before by Jared Bennett
- We Are Aliens & Bio Hackers by Mathias Jansson
- My Girl by JF Garrard
Reviews of our books
Trump Utopia or Dystopia Anthology
“Fiction is never more important than when reality “trumps” it in weirdness. The Donald as Wizard of Oz, Ivanka branding the moon, an army of DT clones, and with much more, this anthology of short fiction and poetry will make you think, make you laugh, and hopefully, help you survive the reign of Trump.”
Rick Searle (Affiliate Scholar of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies and blogger at utopiaordystopia.com)
“Reading through Belief, it doesn’t take long before you get a sense of the not only the incredible and rich history the Asian community of course has, but that like so many other cultures, their experiences are unique and not at all monolithic. It’s as diverse as any other, and romantic notions aside, these stories and poems are an important account of a people’s history that we should all take note of.”
Steve Dunk (Cinelinx magazine)
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