by Hannah Stiff | Aug 13, 2026 | Featured, Fiction, Romance, Science Fiction
“Out of time?” The silky female voice wafted over the office speakers like overpowering perfume, breaking Garrett’s concentration. “Why not buy some?” Her syrupy pitch continued, motivational music beginning to gear up. “At the Department of Time, we know how busy a... 
by Administrator | Aug 6, 2026 | News, Publishing Announcements
Eleven authors: One true literary experience. We started with a simple question: how do we make a book of short stories into something more? How do we turn stories into an experience? And that’s how The Abalone was born. Under the direction... 
by J. Hulse White | Jul 30, 2026 | Featured, Fiction, Funny, Literary Fiction
I’m up in my tree fort, lying flat-belly in the little crow’s nest, doomscrolling on YouTube. A twig snaps below and my eyes flit. My dad’s old walkie is propped up against the wooden beam, radio static turned down to the lowest volume. The branches of the forest... 
by Anna Kate | Jul 16, 2026 | Featured, Fiction, Literary Fiction
Early morning light drifted in through my bedroom window. I sat cross-legged on my coral sheets, a pillow propped behind my back. My little tabby cat, Georgie, was curled up in my lap, breathing quiet as she slept. I rolled the last pair of my socks together and... by Administrator | Jun 26, 2026 | News
What if Kingdom Literature was an arts experience? You love our short stories that we publish online, you love our growing catalog of books, but are you ready for something completely different? This summer we’re releasing a first-of-its-kind literary arts... 
by Brad Pauquette | Jun 19, 2026 | Essays, Featured, For Writers, Reviews, The True-ish
Do you know any nice people? Do you know any nice people who aren’t Christians? I do. I’ve met wonderful people who don’t believe in Jesus. They don’t swear, they don’t get drunk, they’re polite and generous. But they’re missing something. While their lives appear... 
by Sarah Elizabeth Sax | Jun 4, 2026 | Fantasy, Featured, Fiction
There was a new painting in the Bard’s Hall at Kingstown. That wasn’t a rare thing, necessarily. Even rural areas had their share of talent. Kingstown was a nice, progressive place, considering how close to the backwoods it was. It had a steady stream of visitors... 
by Noah J. Matthews | Jun 1, 2026 | Podcast
Do you secretly wish you were an expert third-wheeler? Someone with the guts to tag along, to make it awkward, and to set your friends up? Every day you see your dating friends holding hands and making puppy eyes and you wonder, “Do they even need me... 
by Administrator | May 21, 2026 | News
What if God allowed some people to teleport? How would you use this power? New from Vella Karman, Beyond the Mirage hits retailers worldwide today! Grab your copy from any major retailerAMAZON | BARNES & NOBLE | WALMART Ask for it by name at your favorite book... 
by Alli Prince | May 21, 2026 | Editor's Favorite, Featured, Fiction, Literary Fiction, Supernatural
Demons aren’t so scary once you get to know them. Sure, they’re ugly as all get-out. But once you spend some time together, they’re really not so bad. It’s the people the demons hang around that suck. Demons keep you company when Derek from first period trips...