This is the website of science fiction/fantasy author Juliana Rew

Juliana Rew’s new collection of stories, “The Adventures of Mountain Ma’am,” is up and running, with the ebook available November 15, 2017, on Amazon. Print paperback also available. Set in post-Civil War Colorado Territory, The Adventures of Mountain Ma’am is both an exciting coming-of-age story and a paranormal adventure about the woman whose destiny is to protect the wildlife and environment of the Colorado Rockies. See the Mountain Ma’am tab for more information.

This is the website of Fantasy/Science Fiction author Juliana Rew.

My story, “Hela’s Brain” was accepted by Indie Authors Press to appear in Issues of Tomorrow: A Science Fiction Anthology! It considers the what-if scenario of a sentient AI created with the personality of a famous black woman. The story was inspired by the classic SF thriller, “Donovan’s Brain,” with a futuristic twist. Appearing January 2018, now available on Amazon

This is the website of science fiction and fantasy author Juliana Rew.

My story, “Tower of Souls” has been accepted by new flash fic site, Farther Stars Than These, and is queued up to appear on the front page on October 13. Check them out!

This is the website of science fiction and fantasy author Juliana Rew.

The adventures of Tesseracta Rowan begin. My new story, “The Twelfth Witch,” has been accepted for the Arcane Arts-themed anthology edited by Kai Herbertz. It appears alongside authors including A.H. Archer, Michelle Proulx, Danielle E. Shipley, Ariana Tiens, Paula Maria de Carvalho, and
Katharina Gerlach. The book will be available in both English and German editions.

February 2017: The ebook and print versions are now available on Amazon.

This is the website of science fiction and fantasy author Juliana Rew.

My short piece, “Considerations of Having Royalty As Namesake” is now appearing in Dear Robot: An Anthology of Epistolary Science Fiction, edited by Kelly Ann Jacobson.

I blogged about the inspiration for my story at the well-rounded geek. Enter the Goodreads giveaway by December 10 for a chance to win a free copy.

This is the website of science fiction and fantasy author Juliana Rew.

Happy to report three acceptances so far this Fall. Look for “Mémé” (to appear soon in the Latchkey Tales anthology, “Clockwise: The Darkest Hour” from Solarwyrm Press,  “Considerations of Having Royalty As Namesake” in Kelly Ann Jacobson’s Dear Robot: An Anthology of Epistolary Science Fiction, and “Raised By Wolves” appearing in the November Bloodbond from Alban Lake Publishing.

This is the website of Juliana Rew, science fiction author and publisher.

We’d all like to have a bit of android in our blood, right? But what would it really be like to cross the line? My short story, “Electra Had a Daughter” is now available (free!) at PerihelionSF.

The issue was mentioned by Locus Online. To see Lois Tilton’s take on my story, see the review.

This is the website of Juliana Rew, science fiction author and publisher.

It’s finally here! Book two of my YA SF series, Dragon Stead. Book one, “Erenarch Academy: Under the Dragon Banner,” introduced the world of Sigma Draconis star system. Book two follows the adventures of Network Command warrior Miranda Powers as she fights for the capital planet of Erenarch.

Miranda Powers is the no-holds-barred martial arts and strategy instructor at Erenarch Academy, the most prestigious boarding school in Dragon Stead solar system. From Miranda’s beginnings as a street urchin on the backward planet of Daris, through her adventures as an interplanetary warrior for Network Command, she plays a key role in helping Erenarch resolve the long-running war with Farana.

Note: New edition became available in April 2018! See “Dragon Stead” tab.

Glad to see my humorous flash fiction piece, “98 Aprils” is now appearing in the Summer 2015 “Mad Scientist Journal.” It’s about a woman who seems to have bad luck every April. Available as ebook or print.

What would the world be like if all the polar ice melted? My cli-fi story, “Sluicing the Acqua,” is out in the Fall 2014 issue of The Colored Lens.

It’s available as an ebook on Amazon. The story is also available free on thecoloredlens.com after February 5, 2015.