POWERSHIFT is the latest collection in the INFINITE DIMENSIONS series of theme-based speculative fiction anthologies exploring new ideas in a time where the powerful and the powerless have a stake; because among the infinite dimensions, where the power shifts will determine the shape of the future.
Queenright by Caitlin D. McKenna: In a quest to save the natural world, a discovery is made that might save the best of what makes us human.
Counter and Act by Jennifer Graham: In a time when corporations rule, one woman chooses to take control of her destiny and thwart the status quo.
Transfer by Mackenzie Reide: A promising student is given the opportunity of a lifetime and learns that's exactly what her education might cost her.
The Murder of Crows by Paul Smith: Only the most unlikely of wizards can command the magic to defeat an army and save his people.
Mandarin the 105th by Michelle A. Belgrave: A utopian city of enhanced beings with an all-powerful leader, who may or may not be losing his mind along with his power.
Omri by Steven L. Rosenhaus: Faith remains a constant over time, along with the question of who belongs among the faithful.
Proxy by Michael Ben-Zvi: One man rekindles the fire of a forgotten revolution, both to save his world and those he loves.
Show morePOWERSHIFT is the latest collection in the INFINITE DIMENSIONS series of theme-based speculative fiction anthologies exploring new ideas in a time where the powerful and the powerless have a stake; because among the infinite dimensions, where the power shifts will determine the shape of the future.
Queenright by Caitlin D. McKenna: In a quest to save the natural world, a discovery is made that might save the best of what makes us human.
Counter and Act by Jennifer Graham: In a time when corporations rule, one woman chooses to take control of her destiny and thwart the status quo.
Transfer by Mackenzie Reide: A promising student is given the opportunity of a lifetime and learns that's exactly what her education might cost her.
The Murder of Crows by Paul Smith: Only the most unlikely of wizards can command the magic to defeat an army and save his people.
Mandarin the 105th by Michelle A. Belgrave: A utopian city of enhanced beings with an all-powerful leader, who may or may not be losing his mind along with his power.
Omri by Steven L. Rosenhaus: Faith remains a constant over time, along with the question of who belongs among the faithful.
Proxy by Michael Ben-Zvi: One man rekindles the fire of a forgotten revolution, both to save his world and those he loves.
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