Crossed Genres Publications is a small press publisher of speculative fiction based in Framingham, Massachusetts.

CGP is the publisher of Crossed Genres Magazine. The zine works a bit differently than most magazines. Every month, a new genre is chosen as the Current Genre; for that month, all Fiction submissions must combine that genre with some aspect of Science Fiction or Fantasy. The magazine is free to read online, and it published in biannual anthologies (print and ebook).

CG Magazine was founded in September 2008; Issue #1 was released on December 1, 2008. After issue 36 was released, CG Magazine was closed down due to financial and time constraints. However, an amazingly successful Kickstarter campaign enabled CGP to bring back the magazine, now as a SFWA-level paying market.

In December 2010 Crossed Genres released its first novel, A Festival of Skeletons by New Zealand author RJ Astruc. It has since released the novel Broken Slate by Kelly Jennings; the collection Salsa Nocturna by Daniel José Older; and the anthologies Subversion: Science Fiction & Fantasy tales of challenging the norm and Fat Girl in a Strange Land.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Bart R. Leib is co-editor of Crossed Genres Magazine. He edited the anthology Subversion: Science Fiction & Fantasy tales of challenging the norm (12/2011), co-edited Fat Girl in a Strange Land (2/2012), and edited the novel INK by Sabrina Vourvoulias (Release: October 2012).

Bart’s fiction has been published in M-Brane SF Magazine and the anthology Beauty Has Her Way from Dark Quest Books (2011). He’s a contributor to Wired’s GeekDad; his nonfiction has been published by Fantasy Magazine and Science in My Fiction.

He lives in Massachusetts with his wife Kay, their son Bastian, and two cats. At any given moment, he has more active projects than he has fingers.

• Personal site: http://www.subvertthespace.com/bartleib
• Email: cg@crossedgenres.com
• Twitter: @metafrantic

Kay T. Holt is co-editor of Crossed Genres Magazine. She edited the novels A Festival of Skeletons by New Zealand author RJ Astruc and Broken Slate by Kelly Jennings; the collection Salsa Nocturna by Daniel José Older; and co-edited the anthology Fat Girl in a Strange Land.

She lives in Somerville, MA with her husband Bart and their son Bastian.

• Personal site: http://www.subvertthespace.com/kayholt
• Email: kay@crossedgenres.com
• Twitter: @sandykidd

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Kelly Jennings teaches writing and literature at the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith, in Northwest Arkansas, where she lives in happy squalor with her husband Mark Burgh, her daughter Cooper, two yappy dogs, and far too many books. Her first novel, Broken Slate, was serialized by Crossed Genres Publications, and will be released in print & ebook in July 2011. A short story set in the same universe, Lunch Money, was published in Crossed Genres’ December 2009 issue.

Blog: http://delagar.blogspot.com
Email: drdelagar@gmail.com

Shay Darrach is happily married to a partner of 15 years, adored by a Pomeranian puppy, and ruled by a Basement Cat. The unlikely family makes their home in downtown Toronto, Ontario. By day, Shay writes help documentation for software, delights in finding undocumented “features”, and has been known to spread anti-productivity viruses of the mostly harmless kind. By night, Shay writes fiction, knits, and indulges in fannish things.

Email: shay@crossedgenres.com
Twitter: @tessercat

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Shanna Germain claims the titles of writer, editor, leximaven, girl geek, vorpal blonde and Schrodinger’s brat. Her award-winning stories, essays, poems, novellas and more have appeared in hundreds of publications. Discover her wild world of words at www.shannagermain.com.

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