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Copper Dog Publishing LLC is very happy to announce that Poet Michael H. Hanson’s poem, “The Astronaut Nightmare”, has been Nominated for the 2018 Rhysling Award, in the ‘short poem’ category! 🙂 “The Astronaut Nightmare” first appeared in the MoonDream Press dark fantasy poetry collection, WHEN THE NIGHT OWL SCREAMS, which we published on…
October Dawns
October is the magic month in Autumn, when nature paints trees with a chromatic brush, creating magical landscapes that all too soon shed their skins in anticipation of Winter.
IN THE DEEP by Edward McKeown
Now available in Trade Paperback and Hardcover! The latest volume in the Maauro Seachanges saga, IN AN EVIL LAND! Maauro must face her most dangerous foe ever, deep underground in an abandoned city. Will her superior android technology and powers win the day? Perhaps not. You must read this eighth novel in the long-running, exciting…
Moonlight Feels Right
Author Michael H. Hanson is now promoting his wild science fiction short story, “Moonlight Feels Right,” for consideration by Readers of Locus Magazine and Members of the SFWA (Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America) toward Nomination in the short fiction categories of the 2026 Locus Awards and the 2026 Nebula Awards. Michael’s weird tale…
QUARANTINE WORLD Available for Elgin Speculative Poetry Award Consideration (Chapbook)
In accordance with Elgin Poetry Award etiquette, Three Ravens Publishing would like to offer Science Fiction Poetry Association (SFPA) Members a Free PDF e-copy of Michael H. Hanson’s “QUARANTINE WORLD: Trapped In The Coronaverse” for Elgin Award consideration in the category of Speculative Poetry ChapBook. Please note that it is Free on Kindle Unlimited and…
30 Authors And Growing – The Evolution of a Shared-World
MICHAEL H. HANSON’s fictional SHA’DAA series began as a handful of apocalyptic short stories he wrote that appeared in various no-longer existing e-zines and webzines on the world wide web back in 2004. They were tales of a contemporary earth under siege by all manner of evils and monsters who appeared on our planet through numerous magical portals.
