Lanternfish Press is pleased to announce the acquisition of Santiago Sánchez-Cordero’s debut horror novella, Nightjar, for publication in November 2026.

Lanternfish Press is pleased to announce the acquisition of Greer Gilman’s Cloudish Triptych, which will include the reissue of Moonwise and Cloud & Ashes and the original publication of the n...

Lanternfish Press is thrilled to announce the acquisition of the first short story collection by M.M. Olivas, Sangronas And Other Things With Teeth , for publication in Spring-Summer 2027.

A flock of crows build an "archive of brightness" by observing and collecting moments of tenderness in a series of queer human relationships.

A college professor accepts an offer to speak in a remote coastal mansion that proves too good to be true.

When the death of her aunt brings Liz back to San Ojuela, the site of a harrowing childhood accident that left her clairvoyant, she discovers a desolate landscape where monsters and ancient gods stalk...

An earth archaeologist and her salvage crew captain sister visit a planet with cave art that might be an artifact of a forgotten civilization. As the crew explores the luminescent cave, they begin to ...

An Anthology of Shapeshifting Fairy Tales

The cover of A HARVEST OF FURIES was designed by Kimberly Glyder with art direction by Christine Neulieb.

My Review: I’m not sure what I was expecting when I picked this book, but whatever it was it veered off the path I thought it was going to take almost instantly. Which is always a good thing! In the beginning the story sets up not just one but two potential sources of dramatic tension - one personal and one professional.

A tale of forbidden romance between a vampire lord and a daughter of vampire hunters, set in 1960s Europe and told entirely in Pushkin sonnets.

by Jessica Lévai “A sensual, despairing, beautiful hallucination.” —Greg Rucka, writer of Lazarus Dr. Therese Blake is a homebody archaeologist devoted to the history of planet Earth. But whe...

Billy Penn’s series of Q&As with Philly’s independent publishers continues. This time: Christine Neulieb of Lanternfish Press.