“Hard Guys Cry” – the Jimmy Dennedy story, by Michael Vecchione
“Hard Guys Cry” – the Jimmy Dennedy story, by Michael Vecchione For more than two decades, Jimmy Dennedy, a cop’s cop, served the people of New York City as a Continue Reading
“Between the Covers: A Romance Anthology” from The Red Penguin Collection
“Between the Covers: A Romance Anthology” from The Red Penguin Collection Between the Covers brings together the romance stories that started it all-plus a few that couldn’t resist joining the Continue Reading
“The Long View – The Poetry Path 2026” Northport Arts Coalition
“The Long View – The Poetry Path 2026” Northport Arts Coalition Welcome to this, our third poetry/art collaboration! The poetry came first, and the artists then interpreted the poems. Here Continue Reading
“The Yellow House” by Marta Brioschi
“The Yellow House” by Marta Brioschi – available Fall, 2026 Twenty-nine years ago, Jean Mae’s mother disappeared. Now he’s determined to find out why. With little more than an old Continue Reading
“The Mists of the Past” by Angela D’Alia
“The Mists of the Past” by Angela D’Alia – available Fall, 2026 One mysterious woman. One forbidden pull. And a past that could destroy the love neither of them expected Continue Reading
RED – Anthologies for the World, Vol. 3
RED – Anthologies for the World, Vol. 3 What does red mean to you? Is it the warmth of love, the heat of anger, the stain of memory, or the Continue Reading
“Sonnets to the Uncreated” by Luke Briner
“Sonnets to the Uncreated” by Luke Briner A lyrical collection of contemplative poetry that explores beauty, love, faith, identity, and the soul’s longing for transcendence. Rich with philosophical and spiritual Continue Reading
Yesterday’s Gone – Real and imagined stories from the past – Submission deadline November 1, 2026
Submission Guidelines We are seeking short fiction for inclusion in Yesterday’s Gone: Real and imagined stories from the past, a Red Penguin Collection anthology. Theme: Stories connected to the 1950s, 1960s, and/or Continue Reading
“Unhistoric Acts of Fabulosity” by Gail M. Weber
“Unhistoric Acts of Fabulosity” by Gail M. Weber – available August 26, 2026 Can unknown acts of fabulosity save the world? “You betcha,” says Minnesota author Gail M. Weber. “Especially Continue Reading
“Is There Life After College?” by Michael Thomas Perone
“Is There Life After College?” by Michael Thomas Perone Since childhood, college valedictorian Mark Jans has measured life in lessons and letter grades. But after graduation, he trades academia for Continue Reading