Take imaginative and very real journeys with tenacious women. Sisters stand together against thieves in an unexpected way. A single mother reacts to violence on her own terms. An abused girl befriends a mythical shape-shifting rabbit, and they seek a unique form of justice. These stories will make you look at endurance, survival and transcendence in new ways. If you enjoyed Trail Ways Pilgrims: Stories, you'll enjoy this next installment in this evocative series.

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Enjoy suspenseful tales with unexpected twists? These four compelling novellas by talented women will keep you guessing. Best-selling novelist Donna Hill spins a gripping tale of desperation and danger. Author Jennifer Leeper puts a unique spin on noir fiction. Writer & scholar Rita Banerjee blends a story of two unlikely allies trapped in a monsoon with a tale of murder and magic. Debut writer Megan Stuessloff tells the story of an interracial couple and the deadly price that must be paid for freedom. Reader’s Bonus: Highlights from Spider Road Press’ recent flash fiction contests.

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The Greeks lay siege to Troy, killing Andromache's true love, Hector, and sacking the city. Legendary, this courageous heroine weathers the flames of war and endures a savage journey to a strange land. There she strategizes to keep friends and loved ones alive. A survivor, Andromache fights to stay true to her country, her family, her beloved husband’s memory, and herself. Reader’s Bonus: flash fiction by the winners and administrators of the Spider’s Web Flash Fiction Prize.

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Living in the questions is liberating, challenging, surprising, and at turns, painful and beautiful. Explore these poems and step into the questions with us. Featuring poetry and art by: Andrea Barbosa, Eileen M. Brunetto, Celeste Budwit-Hunter, Teresa Mei Chuc, Catherine Edmunds, Janet Garber, Shae Savoy, Elizabeth Harris, Donna Hill, Lani Longshore, Lisa Lutwyche, Melissa J. Lytton, Gay Yellen, Patricia Flaherty Pagan and more.

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The rights to the vivid, evocative stories in this collection have reverted to the writers. We strongly encourage you to contact them about reading and/or teaching their wonderful work.