It's the 1900s but not as we knew them. Nazi shadow invaders battle Tesla and Edison. The Wandering Jew works as a private investigator. Teenage girls face sorcerers who kill through mirrors. A science fiction convention hides a conspiracy by Nazi occultists. Robert F. Kennedy's death unleashes cosmic horror. Nursery rhymes walk the streets of New York. Welcome to 19-Infinity, a supernatural version of the 20th century captured in 11 short stories. Whether riding along with a woman reporter in the 1930s or an aging actor in 1999, we get to see the last century as it never was - and given what magic does, that's probably a good thing.

There's fantasy, romance, mystery, a lot of humor and a small bit of tragedy in the era of 19-Infinity.

Fraser Sherman graduated college with no particular idea what to do next, so he thought he'd try writing. He liked it. Since then he's worked as a reporter; published five books of film reference including Now and Then We Time Travel and Sex For Dinner, Death for Breakfast; and had more than two dozen specfic short stories published. Some of them have been collected in Atlas Shagged. Born in England, raised in Florida, he now lives in North Carolina with his amazing wife and two dogs. You can find him online at frasersherman.com or bogatyr5 on Twitter.