I am very pleased to present today’s release by Lindsey Duncan. Fatecraft introduces her character Pazia Ke’Lieren, a daserii (dice maker) with a special touch and a knack for finding trouble. Lindsey’s style is clear, clean, and easy to immerse yourself in. I hope you will all enjoy this tale as much as I have [...]

Today’s release is by author and artist, A.L. Sirois.  The tale he shares with us today is set in a future some decades ahead of now where a warmer planet and rising seas have resulted in a tropical New York full of interesting and dangerous creatures, both wild and human. It’s a fast-paced race through [...]

I am happy to announce that I have successfully set up a shopping cart that allows our readers another way to enjoy our stories. You now have the option of obtaining your e-books via Amazon, Amazon U.K., Barnes & Noble, or of downloading a Zip archive directly from Darwin’s Evolutions that includes the MOBI, EPUB, [...]

It gives me a great pleasure to kick off the Darwin’s Evolutions’ Legacy Project today with The Last Arrow of Liang Xi by Brian Dolton. The Legacy Project is my attempt to do justice to the prose and art that initially filled the pages and web site of Darwin’s Evolutions: A Journal of Speculative Fiction [...]

Yay!  We’re making progress! No, really.  We are.  Quit shaking your head.  I’m not lying. So, we’re up to 19 pieces of fiction in the incoming pile.  Better yet, the art is starting to roll in, too.  Al Sirois and Karl Nordman have turned in their illustrations for The Bight and Big-T respectively.  John Dotogowski’s [...]

Well, first off, say goodbye to the old familiar tag line of “A Journal of Speculative Fiction”.  It’s history along with the whole webzine concept.  Instead, Darwin’s Evolutions should best be thought of as an imprint of Evolutions Publishing (which doesn’t have a logo yet.  Sorry.) Moving on, after a significant amount of banging my [...]

“Why should I sell my story to you?”

“You shouldn’t.”

“WTF?”