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New Edge Sword & Sorcery Magazine #5
New Edge Sword & Sorcery Magazine: Issue #5
Seven stories and four non-fiction pieces, paired with B&W illustrations.
80 pages, 8.5×11 in, traditionally printed, perfect bound.
Featuring new, original work by:
Audrey Stollings
Samir Sirk Morató
Luana Saitta
Timaeus Bloom
Premee Mohamed
Bryn Hammond
James Lowder
Catherine Lundoff
Melissa Burlock
Oliver Brackenbury
and
a brand new Jirel of Joiry tale by Molly Tanzer.
80 pages, 8.5×11 in, traditionally printed, perfect bound.
Featuring new, original work by:
Audrey Stollings
Samir Sirk Morató
Luana Saitta
Timaeus Bloom
Premee Mohamed
Bryn Hammond
James Lowder
Catherine Lundoff
Melissa Burlock
Oliver Brackenbury
and
a brand new Jirel of Joiry tale by Molly Tanzer.
80 pages, ebook
Published December 1, 2025
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Oliver Brackenbury
12 books57 followersMy name is Oliver Brackenbury. I’m a screenwriter & author. I grew up around the corner from a five story deep cold war bunker, as one does, and can now be found living not far from a popular 1,815.4 ft tower in Toronto.
My first novel, JUNKYARD LEOPARD, was released through the Bad Day Books imprint of Assent Publishing. The book trailer and more can be found at www.junkyardleopard.com
I’m currently working on my third novel, a sword & sorcery short story cycle, and am putting out a podcast about my work on it. You can check that out at www.soimwritinganovel.com or by searching for "So I'm Writing a Novel..." wherever you get your podcasts.
My first novel, JUNKYARD LEOPARD, was released through the Bad Day Books imprint of Assent Publishing. The book trailer and more can be found at www.junkyardleopard.com
I’m currently working on my third novel, a sword & sorcery short story cycle, and am putting out a podcast about my work on it. You can check that out at www.soimwritinganovel.com or by searching for "So I'm Writing a Novel..." wherever you get your podcasts.
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December 14, 2025Great survey of sword and sorcery fiction with some supporting articles and interview with Howard Andrew Jones.
Top stories for me-- and I really, really liked them:
In the Dissolving City - Audrey Stllings
The Maiden of the Serpent Moon - Premee Mohamed
Very intriguing, want to re-read - Lament of a Shieldman - Sage Curtis-
I had no idea where this was going and I started to be annoyed by it's kind of circular and meandering nature, but I found the conclusion quite interesting and brought back to a Clark Ashton Smith-type fatalism even.
Top stories for me-- and I really, really liked them:
In the Dissolving City - Audrey Stllings
The Maiden of the Serpent Moon - Premee Mohamed
Very intriguing, want to re-read - Lament of a Shieldman - Sage Curtis-
I had no idea where this was going and I started to be annoyed by it's kind of circular and meandering nature, but I found the conclusion quite interesting and brought back to a Clark Ashton Smith-type fatalism even.
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