Updated Release: Crime Fiction Short Stories

Crime du Jour

Updated release: Crime du Jour is listed under DeAnna Knippling instead of a pen name. 31 very short tales about the dark (and snarky) side of justice.

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Wonderland Press

Curious Worlds for Curious Readers

Curious Worlds for Curious Readers

Wonderland Press creates eclectic, savory fiction for readers who love the thrill of a surprising plot twist and a sense that reality is more than it seems. We celebrate a melange of flavors.

Our mission is to name the world’s dullness and despair and use a wide variety of flavors like humor, love, fear, mystery, and adventure to bring our readers restoration and refreshment.

Wonderland Press creates fiction ebooks, print books, and audiobooks that can be purchased at all major retailers. We also create essays and articles about how to savor the world and some of the delights to be found within it. Finally, for authors, we create nonfiction fiction and classes that support building a long-term writing and publishing career.

The Alice in Wonderland books have a special place in our hearts. We aspire to bring Lewis Carroll’s subversive spirit of overturning stuffy irrationality in everything we do.

Our vision is to embrace a world where creativity and joy triumph over mundanity and despair, and where people are appreciated for their diverse experiences, opinions, and talents.

Join us and wander the Wonderlands today!

Blog header image: a scene from a mythic fantasy short story by DeAnna Knippling, Mead for the Moon: a young woman kneels at the edge of a moonlit wheat field, fireflies swirling, holding a glowing bottle of mead. Mead for the Moon – A Mythic Fantasy Short Story of Moonlight, Memory, and Magic - Mead for the Moon: a mythic fantasy short story (flash fiction length) about a missing moon and one woman’s midnight walk into the firefly-lit fields of memory and magic. Mead for the Moon The moon was gone again, stolen like last time, and the milk had turned to salt. I already knew who had done […]

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