June 1, 2022
Special issue - The Sleeper of R'Lyeh
Published by JP DeNeui, Sue Cook, Cyndi Lublink, Rita Mock-Pike and The Mad Artist (Derek Roper) at June 1, 2022
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The MockingOwl Roost Special Issue: The Sleeper of R’Lyeh

Today, we're thrilled to publish a unique, special issue of the MockingOwl Roost - our first special issue.

Enjoy the stunning artwork of The Mad Artist (Derek Roper) and the writings inspired by the work, coming from the MockingOwl Roost staff.

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April 21, 2022
Behind the Mask - woman in the mist, masks
Published by Jamie Gogocha at April 21, 2022
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Behind the Mask

When she runs errands or goes to work, people see a relatively put-together woman– a functional adult who smiles, observes most of the rules of society, and is often ready with a joke. Do you want to know a secret? Her happy-go-lucky air and easy smile? That’s a mask.
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April 15, 2022
Cover of the MockingOwl Roost Volume 2, Issue 2, Discovery
Published by The MockingOwls at April 15, 2022
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The MockingOwl Roost Volume II, Issue 2: Discovery

This issue features a variety of fiction, poetry, serialized fiction, essays, artwork, photography and more from contributors the world over. Please read, enjoy, and share with others who would enjoy the works herein.
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December 31, 2021
Dragons of Io
Published by JP DeNeui at December 31, 2021
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Vacation to the Dragons of Io: Part II

Freefall. Icy, enervating, lacerating winds flipped her far away from Clarence. She fell forever, screaming, dying, and then straps dug into her diaphragm, squeezing what breath remained from her lungs. She drew a breath in barely and then another. Jupiter and Io had stopped swapping places. She looked up and saw her parachute had opened.
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December 24, 2021
Published by JP DeNeui at December 24, 2021
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Vacation to the Dragons of Io: Part I

Her brother was grinning. Despite her intention to remain jaded, Julia’s rebel breath caught. Here she’d thought their views would be restricted to the portholes pocking the side of the shuttle, but there was far more now to see; not only the vast expanse of stars glinting like diamonds by the thousands but the rim of massive Jupiter. And Io: terraformed.
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September 10, 2021
Couple in the woods - romance fiction - The Wilderness Between Us
Published by Dana Reeves at September 10, 2021
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The Wilderness Between Us, Pt. 2

It wasn’t going to be easy. Since she was practically immobile and reliant on moving at the pace of a pack of turtles, this was going to take some serious work. Not to mention every time she made a movement in the blasted sleeping bag or tent, it made a terrible rustling sound that would wake the dead.
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August 27, 2021
Fiction awaits: a woman hiking a trail through the wilderness – The Wilderness Between Us Part 1
Published by Dana Reeves at August 27, 2021
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The Wilderness Between Us – Pt. 1

It hadn’t been one of her better decisions. In fact, when she looked back over her life, contemplating all of the decision-making she had done thus far in her twenty-nine years, this one teetered on insanity. Or, perhaps that was doing it a disservice. Completely irrational, utterly insane, and most likely going to leave her with scars seemed to suit it better.
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