Books

Altered Europa

Behold History the way it wasn’t! Explore the age-old question, “What-if,” with 21 tales of alternate history!

What if Rome had never fallen?
What if the Soviet Union sent a man to Mars?
What if the Austrian Empire reigned supreme?
What if Ireland had fought for their independence in the 1860’s?
What if World War III had struck in the 1980’s?
These and many more scenarios are explored in Altered Europa!

Featuring stories by William Rade, Sam Kepfield, Dan Gainor, Dave D’Alessio, Bruno Lombardi, Tom Anderson, Cyrus P. Underwood, Alex Shalenko, Charles Wilcox, Tim Moshier, DJ Tyrer, Deborah L. Davitt, Mark Mellon, Ryan McCall, Mike Jansen,
Murray Braun, Sergio Palumbo, Ben Prewitt, Martin T. Ingham, & Michael McAndrews Bailey.

Collateral: A Collection of Short Fiction (Mammon)

A collection of stories set in the Mammon universe. Includes:
“Crypto Cat” by John Taloni
“Short, Random Words” by D.S. Blake
“Double Cross” by Graham Bradley
“The Siege of Acme” by Richard Sezov
“Duty” by Karl Gallagher
“The Alumni Association” by Hans G. Schantz
“Getting Out” by Dan Gainor
“The Kulaks” by Fenton Wood
“Glomar Extractor” by Travis J I Corcoran

Shoot the Devil 3: Militia of Martyrs

Once again, we bring you tales of horror, adventure, and shooting the devil! Preferably in the face. This one is loaded with tales of the average fire fighter, to simple pastors, space vikings and more with one thing in common – coming face to face with supernatural evil and sending it packing.

If you have read the previous installments of the Shoot the Devil series, you will recognize some names, while others are brand new to the fold. That was our focus this time around, giving unknown and unestablished authors a chance to flex their muscle and show off their skill. And skill they have. The talent and imagination on display is extremely impressive and Crucifixion Press is extremely proud to welcome them all to the Militia!

Planetary Anthology Series: Mercury

It wanders through space in fiery temperatures that make Hades look like a vacation spot by comparison. The first planet in our Solar System that races around the Sun once every 88 days. Named after the Roman god of commerce, eloquence, messages, travelers, boundaries, luck, trickery and thieves; he also serves as the guide of souls to the underworld. These then, are the tales of Mercury.

Planetary Anthology Series: Sol

Sol, the center of our solar system, the very reason why we exist at all. These are the stories of our Sun, stories of nobility and righteousness.