By Valerie Hunter, from Issue #360 of Beneath Ceaseless Skies Online Magazine

Narrated by Tina Connolly.

Amelia is the best pilot the Territorial Revolutionists have. That's not boasting, it’s just true.

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By Devin Miller, from Issue #358 of Beneath Ceaseless Skies Online Magazine

Narrated by Folly Blaine.

She has offered a dangerous thing, but oh, it is a sweet one too. To lie with a dryad, queen of the wood, would be an experience unlike any other.

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By A.J. Lucy, from Issue #357 of Beneath Ceaseless Skies Online Magazine

Introduced by the author, in an interview conducted and engineered by M.K. Hobson, discussing the story’s inspirations in complicity with institutional systems and activism risking that status for beliefs or people you believe in.

It burns like dust in Sere’s eyes to hear Tashet take her name back, to keep for herself.

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By Cat Hellisen, from Issue #356 of Beneath Ceaseless Skies Online Magazine

Narrated by M.K. Hobson.

He was speared by a finless, and we watched his head rot at the edge of the sea.

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By Aimee Ogden, from Issue #355 of Beneath Ceaseless Skies Online Magazine

Narrated by Michael J. DeLuca.

Time is the greatest sorcerer, and eventually it will force him into a new shape: a sea-bloated corpse.

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By Derrick Boden, from Issue #354 of Beneath Ceaseless Skies Online Magazine

Narrated by M.K. Hobson.

The monster-thing watched with great interest. Leti turned the page and started to read.

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By AnaMaria Curtis, from Issue #353 of Beneath Ceaseless Skies Online Magazine

Narrated by Folly Blaine.

I always wanted the best of as many worlds as I could get my hands on, though I only ever managed two.

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By Jonathan Louis Duckworth, from Issue #352 of Beneath Ceaseless Skies Online Magazine

Narrated by M.K. Hobson.

My name’s Zilda Trueshake and I’m big for twelve, or so Dad Bray is always like to tell.

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By Peter Darbyshire, from Issue #351 of Beneath Ceaseless Skies Online Magazine

Introduced by the author, explaining the genesis of the Angel Azrael character, his horror-influenced Weird Western world, and the personal bibles in that world.

The angel Azrael surveyed the remains of the town. The place was as dead as the horse he sat on.

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By Patty Templeton, from Issue #351 of Beneath Ceaseless Skies Online Magazine

The trestle bridge caught fire in 1911. The train dropped. The ravine caught it.

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