Short Fiction Round-Up #61

I've got seven more stories for you. I apologize for the delayed blog post. 

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The First Promise We Break by Risa Wolf was published by Apex Magazine in March. Risa is an amazing writer and I adored this story of breaking a promise.

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Reckoning published Wolphinia by Giselle Leeb in 2016. I wish this story had another part - I want to know what happens to the wolphinia eventually.

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The Converter of Time by Mina Ikemoto Ghosh was published at Speculative City in 2019. I liked this idea of the group who lives within and the group who lives without and the mystery of what's really going on.

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Wyldblood Press published Ghost Wolf by Tara Campbell in February. This is a visceral story of grief.

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French Press by Marissa James and Matthew McPike was published by Translunar Travelers Lounge in February. Marissa has fast moved onto my favorite short spec fic writers. What a twisty tale of a cup of, presumably, coffee. 

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The Arcanist published Spirit of the Caribbean by E J Delaney in March. My favorite part of this story is the names and no singular pronouns. 

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Junior Year by A.E. Lanier was published by Daily Science Fiction in March. I was intrigued with the twist on what felt like a familiar story.