Fiero Publishing: 168 books

Julian is a Rhodes Scholar, a contract professor of European literature at NYU, the proud father of a baby boy, and…a driver for the mob? Of course, it’s just a one-time thing. An easy delivery. Driving between point A and point B with something in his trunk. The less he knows about the package...

It’s not a poker game for the squeamish when I’m out of bola but my one remaining opponent, the insect-like Krita’an, is willing to let me bet my body parts. Some of those are replaceable. Some not.

Explore the dark places of the human heart with stories ranging from classic horror to Greek myth, to modern warfare. Follow a blind vampire into a part of town other vampires avoid in “A Different Hunger." Live the terror when a suburb's forgotten citizens rise up for revenge in “The Shopping...

From Greek slaves to grieving grocery shoppers, everyone has a life knot or two to struggle through. Join a man who meets a talking dog in a grocery aisle, a Montreal prostitute witnessing the possible murder of Harry Houdini, a painter committed to painting one neighborhood his whole life, and more....

A fleshy man who can remove the top of his skull, aliens who smell awful, copious amounts of sweat and bad cultural jokes. This is not going to be your typical investigation.

Five science fiction and fantasy tales close to home and heart. In "Call My Name”, find out what sort of power someone can hold over you in the future if they know your true name. In “Dropouts”, figure out exactly how and why things in the airport are just...wrong. Also "We Don’t...

Charles Peter Cross Gerald Wentworth Farthing Smith would have been named just “Charley Smith” if his parents had any sort of self-control. And it just got worse from there. But they’ll pay for their over-parenting of him. Oh, yes, come high school graduation, they’ll pay.

“Invading aliens! Biotechnology! Colonization of far off planets!...Terry Hayman’s tale of a young lad getting the last evacuation bus out of town features a dramatic clock-ticking countdown and the kind of harsh realities that old Analog editor John Campbell would have liked. Oh those cold equations!” - SFCrowsnest.com

Bobby reads minds. Which is tough because he’s getting old and his best friends, other costumed crime fighters like him, are struggling with the issues age brings. His best friend lost his mental clarity some time ago, but still has his ability to knock apart doors and people with his fingers. Not...

It begins with a dream of a prince and his approaching bride. But what strange changes have these two young people cooked up between them? And how will it shake not only their worlds but that of the dreamer?

“A blossom detached and flew higher in the wind. Then it spun further from the tree and began to fall. Ennis saw it, dropped his hand weeder, and began to run. Why he ran for the blossom, he couldn’t have said. Only that the sudden tug in his heart was so strong he could do nothing else.” So...

A quick humorous story that illustrates the essential difference between men and women. (No, not THAT one!)

Mitch Daglish is an up-and-coming actor…in soap operas and bland, pretty-boy roles. But when he stumbles into a role under a director who seems to know the secret to truly great acting, Daglish will do anything, cross any line, to get into the theater troupe the director is putting together.

And now for something completely different - the entire arc and meaning of one man's life as told in metal, chrome, and plastic.