Leah Cutter: 184 books

So. You’d like to take your publishing business to the next level, and want to create a business plan to help you get there. But all of those stupid business books make no sense. They were not written for you. The writers of those books mean well. But they’re talking to other business...

So. You're a writer. You're no longer a beginning writer, however. You've mastered some of the elements of your craft, have learned the basics of storytelling, are starting to see some success. What do you need to take you to the next level, though? This book is aimed at the intermediate....

So, you commit art. However, you feel...stuck. Unsatisfied. You want to do more as an artist. Can do more. You just don't know how. You've seen all the advice books out there, all meant to help you. Most of them come from people who are not artists, haven't struggled with the...

This book isn’t going to give you all the answers about publishing. Everything is changing too fast for that. Instead, this book will help you figure out the questions you need to be asking, right now and tomorrow and direct you to areas you need to think about. This book covers some...

I am a shadow, living in the shadows, always among you, always watching. Come hear how those of you living in the world, you brights, seduced the best of us to cross the barrier and try to live beside you. We're a people trained to observe, not act. Yet that sweetness of doing became...

Cindy hates her current situation: stuck on the sidelines with a broken leg instead of figure skating in the mid-winter jubilee. Then a bright light appears beside her. Nope. Not a broken spotlight. A fairy sits there.  An ice skating fairy. Who invites Cindy to her own...

Oswald just wants to enjoy the peace and quiet of his suburban home. But he can't. Not with the stupid fairies playing music in his backyard.  Every. Single. Night. But what can a poor human do? He agreed to the arrangement. The home owners association papers had spelled...

Once upon a time in the kingdom of Illumignot lived the handsome King Franklin and the clever Queen Isabella. They loved each other dearly and their only wish was to have a child. After a decade of trying, the brave Prince Kyle was born. All the kingdom celebrated.  That night, while they all slept, the Blue Fairy came and stole all their shadows. 

A bomb explodes on a busy street in Minneapolis, just before the annual Aquatennial celebrations. None of the pre-cogs in the city sensed the disaster before it occurred. None of the post-cogs can catch a glimpse of the bomber. Cassie thinks she can solve the case. But no one listens because...

Cassie cannot turn away her most recent client. She needs the money. Though honestly, trying to find the woman's damned cat turns her stomach. But the client also carries a rose with her. It represents…something. Something destructive. Something apocalyptic. Something Cassie can't...

Cassie knows that Hunter bringing a date to the hockey game doesn't presage the apocalypse. Probably. Until a dead body falls out of a rainbow portal and lands on the ice during the game. Okay, so maybe the end of the world looms. Can Cassie stop it, not just with sarcasm but...

Tong Yi carries the mysterious message of Zhang Gua Loa back to his boss. The immortal had said there would be war. But between whom? And why? Huli Transport takes advantage of the situation to become the messenger service of choice in the war zone. They promise to remain neutral, and...

The world is ending. Right here. Right now. How? Why? What’s next? Join us to explore eighteen different interpretations of the end of the world, from the amazingly silly to the darkest nightfall. Be sure not to miss every issue of Boundary Shock Quarterly, available everywhere you get your books.

The adults claim that the electro-magnetic-pulse (EMP) knocked the world offline. But nothing came back online afterward. And so the old world died. Something important had changed. Rifts opened. *Myst* pooled in the cities and other places men lived, killing everyone, everything that...