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Books by Lauren Signorino
  | | The Brick Moon Fiction Annual Volume 4 by Sam French, Kevin R. O'hara, Lauren A. Forry, Lauren Signorino, Jack Moody, Eric Del Carlo, Kelseigh N., Josh Trapani, Bryan Aiello Paperback, 292 Pages, Published 2018 by Independently Published ISBN-13: 978-1-79071-266-3, ISBN: 1-79071-266-1 "This year Brick Moon took you to the dark nether-regions of social media. We built monsters, dragged you through a Hellscape, hung out with witches, wizards, and even Einstein. Hell, we stole a moon and a sun. You may have been with us for all that, but even if you weren’t – don’t worry, we gotcha covered.The following compilation represents the best (or maybe our favorite) stories from 2018. Read, enjoy, and get excited for what we hav ..." |
 | | The Brick Moon Fiction Annual Volume 2 by Rudolfo Serna, Tom Miller, Lauren A. Forry, Sam French, Stephanie Jessop, Eric Del Carlo, Kevin R. O'hara, Nicholas Thurkettle, Jason D'aprile, Lauren Signorino Paperback, 242 Pages, Published 2016 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform ISBN-13: 978-1-5405-6168-8, ISBN: 1-5405-6168-2 "We focused on three topics this year - Revolution, The Future of Love and the idea of Radical Transparency - and how intellectual trends we see today could have emotional impact in the future. Our hope is that by passing in and out of these worlds, trying on these skins and coming back to your own, that you will be inspired by the possibilities the future holds, and be reminded that even the most awe inspiring technology is often a slav ..." |
 | | The Brick Moon Fiction Annual Vol. 1 by Brick Moon Fiction, Christian Beranek, Eric Del Carlo, Sam French, Brandon M. Easton, Lauren A. Forry, Stephanie Jessop, Brad Kayl, Milton Liu, Kevin O'hara, Lauren Signorino, Nicholas Thurkettle Paperback, 440 Pages, Published 2015 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform ISBN-13: 978-1-5196-0692-1, ISBN: 1-5196-0692-3 "A woman inherits ownership of a bizarre cult. A man inherits a key to heaven. A child’s toy makes murder fun. A man is able to see the world as it ‘really’ is. And the last man on earth is about to come face to face with humanity’s most deadly creation. These stories and more are found in the pages of Brick Moon Fiction’s annual collection of short, speculative fiction. Brick Moon’s mission to ‘imagine the future’ through divers ..." |