J Alan Erwine

For more than two decades, editors have been publishing the works of J Alan Erwine, exposing you, the reader, to the dark recesses of the author's mind. Now, all of those stories have been combined together into one massive tome.Get a glimpse into Erwine's grim view of the future, and explore the universe from his slightly off-kilter point of view.Visit the planets, the stars, the scary places in the human mind, but make sure you're wearing a seatbelt, because you never know where Erwine might take you next...

Many would like to think that as our species evolves, crime will disappear, but most know this is not true. Crime has always been with us, and it always will. Future Syndicate II features stories told from the point of view of the criminals, sometimes bad people, sometimes people forced to make bad decisions, but always, in the eyes of society, criminals.

More than 20 years ago, ProMart Publishing released prize winning science fiction author J Alan Erwine's first short story collection. Now as Erwine establishes himself as an indie author, read that collection in a new and improved format. Journey back and see where Erwine's warped view of the universe started.

Poets view the world differently than others, and as we explore this amazing cosmos, it will be very important to take poets on the journey, so they can show us the things we might otherwise overlook.Here's just a small taste of what they might have to show us as we venture to the stars.

After more than 20 years of continuous publication, the June issue of The Fifth Di... will be the final issue. In this issue, you'll find fiction from Robert N. Stephenson, Lawrence Buentello, Jeffery Scott Sims, Kendall Evans, and J Alan Erwine.So, join us for one final trip into The Fifth Di...

The debut issue of Environmental Holocaust brings you four stories about possible bleak futures that could be possible if we don't start to protect the planet better. Killer viruses, dying soil, even more persecution, and dying oceans are just some of the things waiting to scare you in this issue. Grab a copy, and think about making a difference.