Thanks for joining us for our May issue. We have three stories on the theme of The Missing Piece, each with a very different feel. Amanda M. Hayes returns to our pages with “Nine Thousand Pieces.” Deirdre Coles examines... Read More »
PLEASE SUPPORT OUR GREAT WRITERS, AND OUR PRESS, BY PURCHASING: At Year’s End: SFF Holiday Stories – $2.99 on Kindle STORIES from Beth Cato, Alex Shvartsman, Matthew Johnson, Alicia Cole, Michael H. Payne, and Many More! - – -... Read More »
Our newest collection, At Year’s End, is available on the Kindle and Nook systems for only $2.99! What a steal for these wonderful stories! Here’s the lineup for this trim, slim, and kicking’ volume: A UNICORN FOR CHRISTMAS (c) 2012 by Beth Cato WHEN FRIENDS... Read More »
Our December 2012 issue, where you wrote stories on our theme ‘An Unexpected Guest for the Holidays’ is released. Please enjoy these wonderful stories from three writers new to our pages: William Cheshire: The Seven-Faced Bird Stephen Gordon: Eyes... Read More »
California Cantata Anthology Here at the Kaz, were looking to combine two of the things we love the most: fantasy fiction and California. Thus, we’re opening up a call for fantasy (not science fiction…sorry) short stories about California–specifically about... Read More »
Wow…it’s been a little while. Thanks for being patient, and thanks for checking out our June issue. Here’s what we have in store for you: - Three new 713 Flash stories that responded to our lunar prompt and passed... Read More »
Foreword by Kij Johnson Warden of the Valley by Blaise Torrance Ponies by Kij Johnson The Extinctionists by Rance D. Denton The Girl Beneath the House by Gillian Daniels My Way is The Way of the Pony by Tod... Read More »
Thanks for being patient with us over the last month. We’re back, and we want you to know we’ll be going live with our June issue on 1 June 2012. We’ll have a new short story (and we can’t... Read More »
Due to unforeseen craziness at work, the May issue of Kazka Press is delayed until June 1st. Sorry for any inconvenience. We understand if you need to withdraw submitted short stories. Best, L. Lambert Lawson Read More »
Hopefully our ~14-hour delay in getting this month’s issue of the Kaz off the launchpad has only heightened your anticipation. In our April issue, you’ll find our first-ever, bonafide short story, penned by the sure hand of Michael Haynes.... Read More »