Fluffy leads the perfect life. Her cat bed, her kibble, a human to wait on her. Until they come. And they will change everything-unless she finds a way to stop them. One of award-winning writer Kristine Kathryn Rusch's most popular stories."Rusch is a great storyteller."-RT Book Reviews

What Fluffy Knew

Joe Decker drinks because he can. In 1920s Paris, unlike Prohibition America, alcohol flows freely. He thinks he has come to Paris to write his novel, but he has come to Paris to block his visions with alcohol. The visions that started when he touched his first dead thing as a boy, the visions that no longer haunt him-until he sees a beautiful woman on a bridge over the Seine, a beautiful woman who died horribly, a beautiful woman he could have loved."[Rusch's horror novels are] horror in the same way that Robert Bloch's Psycho is-horror of the soul."-Locus"Like early Ray Bradbury, Rusch has the ability to switch on a universal dark."-the London Times

Corpse Vision - Faerie Justice, #1

The entire neighborhood hates Wicked the dog. Wicked, the aptly named baggage that arrived with Ike's daughter and granddaughter after they escaped his bastard son-in-law. Wicked barks all the time-until the day he gets kidnapped, and the entire neighborhood spirals out of control."Kristine Kathryn Rusch's crime stories are exceptional, both in plot and in style."-Ed Gorman, Mystery Scene Magazine

The Disappearance of Wicked

The original Pulphouse: A Fiction Magazine published stories in a twisted, Twilight Zone style. Sort of a half-beat off kilter, yet still high-quality fiction and great stories. And most of all highly entertaining. This collection showcases some of the best from the original magazine, with stories from some of the top fiction writers working today. Includes:"Spud Wrangler" by Kent Patterson"Cooties" by J. Steven York"There is Danger" by Ray Vukcevich"Nanoturds" by Ray Vukcevich"Women Are Like Streetcars" by O'Neil De Noux"Shadows on the Moon" by Kristine Kathryn Rusch"One Last Gift" by Jerry Oltion"The Ghost in the Machine" by Jerry Oltion"Group" by Ray Vukcevich

Stories from the Original Pulphouse: A Fiction Magazine - Pulphouse

Imagine a dinner party in an English country manor with an American cook named Bubba making a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, waiters from Cal Tech, British royalty among the guests, a cat named Pudgy, and a thief. Honestly, what could go wrong?This delightful holiday mystery by New York Times bestselling author Kristine Kathryn Rusch offers a veritable buffet of intriguing characters."Rusch's short fiction is golden."-Kansas City Star

Pudgygate

1912-In a world where President Andrew Johnson's impeachment trial conviction guaranteed that Reconstruction not only had teeth but also continued into the 20th century, South Carolina stands out as a leader in change, a pioneer of laws that change the balance of power. This new United States, this new South, sees blacks and women rise to their rightful places of power alongside whites. But that doesn't stop Lost Causers from trying to return the country to its old ways. So, when someone tries to stop presidential hopeful Kate Wells from speaking at an event organized by the influential Abigail Lockwood, Abigail knows the Lost Causers want to send her a message. But her response might prove one they never expected."Rusch's short fiction is golden."-Kansas City Star

Politicians, Lost Causers, and Abigail Lockwood

When Cassandra's career in politics takes a turn she doesn't expect, she struggles to accept her new reality. So, when she starts seeing things in mirrors that shouldn't appear, Cassandra knows what she sees could prove gift or curse. Or both."Rusch is a great storyteller."-RT Book Reviews

Fun House Mirrors

Eleven-year-old Christopher always spends Christmas alone. This year, he plans to change that. This year, he'll find a way to make his parents stay home. Everyone tells him he'll ruin Christmas, but he doesn't care. He wants a good Christmas, and he'll do anything to get it. A classic Christmas story that first appeared in Boys' Life Magazine. Rusch is a great storyteller.-RT Book Reviews

Christopher's Crummy Christmas

Gift first saw the lights as a baby. The faerie lights promised him a different life from the one he would know in the castle. But he couldn't resist the pull of the mortal world. And that curiosity might change the course of not one, but two, kingdoms forever. An unforgettable story about magic, choices and love, which inspired part of World Fantasy Award winner Kristine Kathryn Rusch's international bestselling Fey series."A very good, very large fantasy.nicely done and with a particularly satisfying and unexpected resolution."-Science Fiction Chronicle on The Sacrifice

What Fluffy Knew

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