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Ulred Row, by Toeken, takes the "man and his best friend" trope and adds a steampunk vibe. This was the cover of Issue 4 of Hybrid Fiction. All monies go toward supporting our amazing artists and authors!

Imagine attempting to summon a dragon with an ocarina and then it breaks? Rebecca Linam's "Beware the Ocarina" in Hybrid Fiction, Is. 4, inspired this artwork. All monies go toward paying our amazing artists and authors!

Who doesn't love man's best friend (dogs)? And aren't dragons just plain cool? Well, in this design--inspired by a Hybrid Fiction, Is. 4 story where a dog rescues a puppy--you get the best of both things! Here, in black and white, is a dog and a dragon. All proceeds go towards paying our amazing artists and authors!

Don't we all wish cars could fly? It would clear up a lot of traffic and save on air fare! Here's a future car based on Illimani Ferreira's dark cyberpunk vision of the future in Hybrid Fiction, Is. 4. All monies go toward paying our amazing artists and authors!

A giant bee floats in front of an idyllic pub and honeysuckle vines. Artwork inspired by Emily Randolph-Epstein's "Time and Again and Destiny Too" (a very Neil Gaimen-ish work) in Hybrid Fiction, Is. 4. All monies go to support our amazing artists and authors!

A white tower.

The desert holds secrets at night.

Choppy waters hold no terror for this vessel.

Sometimes all you get is static

There's danger in aspiring too high or delving too deep.

Leylanterns illuminate more than just darkness.

Haven't you ever wished you had an extra hand?

The classic

Yaks and teacups get along much better than bulls and china shops.

A castle is not always a castle.

Traveling at the speed of light, these elves seek a different harbor in their white spaceships.

Get your own customized item with Hybrid Fiction magazine's logo in white on it. Besides looking pretty neat, all proceeds help us support our amazing authors and artists!

Get your own customized item with Hybrid Fiction magazine's logo in black on it. Besides looking pretty neat, all proceeds help us support our amazing authors and artists!

Hybrid Fiction's sleek Art Deco logo, but wearable!