On Monday, January 21, Crossed Genres is releasing a new anthology – Menial: Skilled Labor in Science Fiction, edited by Kelly Jennings and Shay Darrach! Miner. Harvester. Mechanic. Sanitation Worker. These are not the typical careers of your average science fiction protagonist. Until now. MENIAL: Skilled Labor in Science Fiction presents seventeen stories about the […]
On Monday, October 15, Crossed Genres is releasing Sabrina Vourvoulias’ debut novel Ink. “A chilling tale of American apartheid, and the power of love, myth and community.” ~ Reforma “Readers will be moved by this call for justice in the future and the present.” ~ Publisher’s Weekly “By the time you reach the novel’s bittersweet […]
What happens when rhetoric about immigrants escalates to an institutionalized population control system? The near-future, dark speculative novel INK opens as a biometric tattoo is approved for use to mark temporary workers, permanent residents and citizens with recent immigration history – collectively known as inks. Set in a fictional city and small, rural town in […]
What happens when rhetoric about immigrants escalates to an institutionalized population control system? The near-future, dark speculative novel INK opens as a biometric tattoo is approved for use to mark temporary workers, permanent residents and citizens with recent immigration history – collectively known as inks. Set in a fictional city and small, rural town in […]
This Friday, June 8 is the last day to pledge to the Crossed Genres Kickstarter & have a chance to win signed books from these wonderful authors: Eyes Like Sky And Coal And Moonlight by Cat Rambo The Lady of Seeking in the City of Waiting by Jennifer Brozek Rogue Mage series: Bloodring, Seraphs & […]
To support and encourage pledges to the Crossed Genres Kickstarter, many of our wonderful friends have donated signed copies of their books for us to give away! To win a book/books, all you have to do is pledge at least $10 to the Kickstarter by Friday, June 8! That puts your name in the metaphorical […]
“These are stories of the magic in cities, of the life in death, of the hope that even the most cynical of people still feel deep down. It had everything I wanted: noir and horror and mystery and fantasy, all mixed up and flavored with fresh attitude. And I loved every bit of it.” ~ […]
“These are stories of the magic in cities, of the life in death, of the hope that even the most cynical of people still feel deep down. It had everything I wanted: noir and horror and mystery and fantasy, all mixed up and flavored with fresh attitude. And I loved every bit of it.” ~ […]
The Future Fire is an excellent small publisher of “social, political and speculative cyber-fiction”. Several authors which CGP has published have also appeared in TFF publications. TFF is running a Peerbacker campaign for an awesome-sounding project: We See A Different Frontier, “an anthology of colonialism-themed speculative fiction from outside the first-world viewpoint, co-edited by Fabio […]
A 300 year-old story collector enlists the help of the computer hacker next door to save her dying sister. A half-resurrected cleanup man for Death’s sprawling bureaucracy faces a phantom pachyderm, doll-collecting sorceresses and his own ghoulish bosses. Gordo, the old Cubano that watches over the graveyards and sleeping children of Brooklyn, stirs and lights […]
