“The Professor And The Wild Dogs” by Rony Kessler
Today, many of the animals we love – and even some animals we don’t love – find themselves on the endangered species list as the clock ticks down on their Continue Reading
“A Trip For The Books” from The Red Penguin Collection
Adventure with our writers on this edition of The Red Penguin Collection as we travel the globe on “A Trip For The Books”. In this anthology of travel-inspired works, you Continue Reading
“Daily Bread” by Antoinette Truglio Martin
It is 1911. Crammed into a three-room flat in a Mott Street tenement, the large Taglia family needs all the help they can muster. Spunky songbird Lily wants to help Continue Reading
“What Lies Beyond” – from The Red Penguin Collection
Journey through space and time as you read this second installment of The Red Penguin Collection, and anthology series by Red Penguin Books. In our collection of science fiction stories, Continue Reading
“McGowan At War” by Sebastian A. Pandolfo
Set in 1969 in what was then the Republic of Vietnam, this novel deals with intelligence-gathering and some of those involved in the process, particularly Warrant Officer Francis McGowan, a Continue Reading
“Fierce Resistance” by Lawrence Bloom
In the 1930s and 1940s Jewish men and women served as a “fierce resistance” fighting the British government that had mandated Palestine. These resistance fighters fought for a cause in Continue Reading
“Trapped Inside Humanity” by Bernice Burgos
Master Anu Du’Shun has spent his entire existence researching and educating himself on supernatural creatures; separating the myths from the facts. His discoveries lead him to explore information about a missing angel, that was sent to Earth by the Devine Right, solely to protect humanity from genocide and
“Time For A Serial Killer” by R.K. Mullins
Without warning, and with the swiftness of lightning, the hammer fell downward. She never saw it coming. She couldn’t even imagine the end she had planned for me wasn’t the Continue Reading
“Stained Glass” by George Marzocchi
Oceanview, a quiet Hamlet on Long Island with white picket fences, manicured lawns, and little league. On the surface it appears that Oceanview is the idyllic American town. Beautiful sunrises, Continue Reading
“Angel: The Memories of Eden & Earth” by Bernice Burgos
Angel is a young child living a normal celestial life in the beautiful city of Eden. She is adored by her grandfather, the Ol’mighty man himself, and her uncle, who isn’t much of Continue Reading