Eleven New Stories from four different -punk genresNomadPunk by Christopher R. Muscato, plus his manifesto on this new subgenre of SolarPunkSolarPunk by Simon Kewin and K. H. BrowerMythPunk by Gary EveryDesertPunk by Melanie MoyerCyberPunk by J. G. Grimmer, Tadayoshi Kohno, Kyle Decker, Eric Farrell, John Joseph Ryan, and Jennifer Jeanne McArdle

12 new stories from 7 different types of -punk science fiction and fantasy, including one new type of -punk making its print debut.Hopepunk from Helen De CruzBiopunk from Michael StevensSteampunk from Arwen Spicer & Jennifer Lee RossmanClockpunk from J.A. PrenticeDieselpunk from J. RohrRuralpunk from Alex VuocoloCyberpunk from Alex Souza, Patrick W. Benjamin, JL Peridot, Brad Kelechava, & Antony Paschos

In a world filled with hate, trauma, war, and bigotry we sometimes need a little bit of hope to get us by.Punks4Palestine is an anthology of hopeful science fiction that is trying to be a part of that little ray of hope that you need.This anthology contains eleven short stories with happy endings by R.J. Breathnach, Emma Burnett, Eric Farrell, Abigail Guerrero, May Haddad, J.D. Harlock, Toshiya Kamei, Christopher R. Muscato, Marc Ruvolo, Moe Shalabi, and R. L. Summerling.

This issue of HyphenPunk Magazine contains 6 stories from 4 different -punks!Cyberpunk from Elizabeth Broadbent, Katja Rammer, and Mohamed ShalabiHopepunk from Desmond AstaireEcopunk from Gustavo BondoniMythpunk from Hareendran Kallinkeel

This issue of HyphenPunk magazine brings you 10 stories from 6 different -punks.CyberPunk by Elizabeth Broadbent, Jack Windeyer, Evan Conaway, and Rebecca A. DemarestDesertPunk by Kit CampbellDieselPunk by J.G. GrimmerRayPunk by Lex ChamberlinBioPunk by Dave HangmanClockPunk by Alexandra HaverskáDinoPunk by Sam Jowett

The winter issue of HyphenPunk brings in 12 different stories in 10 different -punk genres.We have cyberpunk from Glenn Dungan, Russell Hemmell, and Armon MikalCapepunk from Jeff HewittSplatterpunk from Katlina SommerbergSteampunk from Gustovo BondoniArcanopunk from Chad A.B. WilsonIndustrialpunk from Matt BlissHopepunk from Steve ZissonSolarpunk from Christopher R. MuscatoAtompunk from Briar Ripley Page

This issue of HyphenPunk brings you six stories in three different -punk genres.CyberPunk by Erica Rivera, Bryce Meerhaeghe, John Brady, and Brian D. HinsonMythPunk by June MartinArcanoPunk by Vivian Moira Valentine

This issue of HyphenPunk brings you 11 new stories from 7 different types of -punk.Raypunk by Artemis, Cameron Craig, J.D. Harlock, and Nicholas StillmanSteampunk by Nicki VardonNanopunk by DW MiltonBiopunk by Rob FrancisMythpunk by Gary Every and Xan van RooyenCyberpunk by Markus WesselHopePunk by Zoe KaplanPunk Poetry with Complacient

HyphenPunk brings you eleven new pieces of science fiction in four different -punk genres!Stories by:Mar VincentFayaway & Hermester BarringtonMichael StevensJoachim HeijndermansBriar Ripley PageNicholas Jaye.x.weisJennifer Jeanne McArdleIsaac E. PayneMattie BukowskiKatlina Sommerberg

The premiere issue of HyphenPunk brings you fifteen stories from ten different styles of -punk science fiction.Cyberpunk stories from: David McGillveray, Álex Souza, and Ken McGrathA steampunk story from Gustavo BondoniA steampunk graphic short from the team of Elyse Russel, Dany Rivera, & Miranda LeysonBiopunk from Vera Brook and K. Garcia LeySolarpunk from Jennifer Lee RossmanMythpunk from Celia Neri and Mike DoutonCapepunk from Joa...

In a world filled with hate, trauma, war, and bigotry we sometimes need a little bit of hope to get us by.Punks4Palestine is an anthology of hopeful science fiction that is trying to be a part of that little ray of hope that you need.This anthology contains eleven short stories with happy endings by R.J. Breathnach, Emma Burnett, Eric Farrell, Gail Guerrero, May Hadid, J.D. Harlock, Toshiya Kamei, Christopher R. Muscato, Marc Ruvolo, Moe Shalabi, and R. L. Summerling.