Forbidden Futures 13
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Forbidden Futures 13: Belief Systems
In the thirteenth volume of FORBIDDEN FUTURES, we dive into Belief Systems and unveil wonders that will leave you questioning your understanding of reality:
- Curse of the Pharaoh by Charlie Branch: An ancient ruler's obsession with immortality backfires.Brother Rain by Jan Strnad: Experience the tale of a drifter who can summon rain, bringing a temporary respite to a drought-stricken town. The Usurper of Dreams by Cody Goodfellow: Minor deities of a forgotten pantheon face upheaval when a rogue deity crafts realities from the dreams of mortals. The Lost Autumn by Elizabeth Rayne: Spirits of a devastated rural Haven enact their revenge against the urban sprawl that displaced them.Good Kids by Erica L. Satifka: This haunting tale follows children born with a deadly aura that causes decay to those around them. Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God by Sam Richard: A sermon on how much you don't really know your diety.The Hunter by Philip Fracassi: A gripping tale of a boy living under the dark shadow.Forbidden Mythos by Mike Dubisch: A cautionary tale that warns sailing in unfamiliar waters can bring a situation to a deadly head.
Prepare to be transported into realms where ancient curses resonate through the echoes of time in the most unexpected ways.
Mike Dubisch
Over a thirty-year career, Mike Dubisch has illustrated countless books, comics, magazines, and games, specializing in science fiction, horror, and fantasy. His eerie, timeless artwork has captivated audiences worldwide. After meeting Cody Goodfellow at Comic-Con San Diego in 2009, he began collaborating on projects like All Monster Action, New Tomorrow, Mystery Meat, and Slow Death Zero, as well as several independent films. The sole illustrator for Forbidden Futures, Dubisch also creates art for tabletop RPGs and collectible card games. He collaborates with his wife, illustrator Carolyn Watson Dubisch, on the award-winning The People That Melt In The Rain. Together, they have three children, and he also teaches at The Academy of Art University in San Francisco.
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Philip Fracassi
PHILIP FRACASSI is the Bram Stoker Award-nominated author of the story collections Behold the Void and Beneath a Pale Sky. His novels include A Child Alone with Strangers, Gothic, and Boys in the Valley. His stories have been published in numerous magazines and anthologies, including Best Horror of the Year, Nightmare Magazine, Southwest Review, Interzone, and Black Static. Philip lives in Los Angeles.
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