Penumbra eMag - June 2014
Penumbra eMag - June 2014
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In this issue
Theme: Isolation
“Turn a New Page” by Kat Otis
When the only reality you know is virtual, how do you know what to do...
“Murmuration” by Jennifer Noelle Welch
Birdwatcher Clara became a recluse after her husband’s death, but the birds dashing themselves to death against her windows had a message to bring...
“Self Help” by Jennifer Rachel Baumer **Featured Story**
Sarah believes her routines keep her husband safe from harm, but he thinks she’s just OCD...
“Crimson Collapse” by Chris Phillips
Only plastic wrap stands between a young couple’s miracle and complete disaster...
“Malfunctions in the New Garden” by Marge Simon and Bruce Boston
Cain and Abel always survive in the story of humanity...
“Transported” by Amber Hayward
Three years alone can make you forget the things you need the most...
“The Horned Horror” by Tim McDaniel
If you think a unicorn can’t ruin a teenage boy’s life, think again...
Penumbra eMag Magazine Description:
Publisher: Musa Publishing
Category: Entertainment
Language: English
Frequency: Monthly
Penumbra is the speculative fiction e-mag published monthly by Musa Publishing. At Penumbra, the Muses are clustered in the part of the psyche caught between the darkness and the light. Whether that results in hardcore science fiction or fantasy humour, psychological horror or a Steampunk poem with a twist is out of the Muses' control. That control is in the hands of the author.
Penumbra publishes speculative fiction that always culminates in something unexpected - a flash of humour in the darkest tale or a fantasy piece that goes against the tropes - always something that hovers right on the periphery of the eclipse.
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