Fungi
Edited by Orrin Grey and Silvia Moreno-Garcia. Cover art by Oliver Wetter.
“Not only would I dub this anthology ‘highly recommended’, I would even go so far as to say it’s my pick for best original anthology of the year.” - Arkham Digest
“For fungus lovers and those with an interest in deeply imaginative short fiction, this anthology proves worth consideration.” - The Crow’s Caw
Fungi is an eclectic anthology with stories that run the gamut from horror to dark fantasy. A mushroom submarine, anthropomorphic cats, hallucinogenic fungi, mushroom people, private investigators, and mercenaries make for a very different kind of anthology.
The table of contents for the paperback and e-book is below:
- Ann K. Schwader, “Cordyceps zombii” (poem)
- A.C. Wise, “Where Dead Men Go to Dream”
- Andrew Penn Romine, “Last Bloom on the Sage”
- Camille Alexa, “His Sweet Truffle of a Girl”
- Chadwick Ginther, “First They Came for the Pigs”
- Daniel Mills, “Dust From a Dark Flower”
- Ian Rogers, “Out of the Blue”
- Jane Hertenstein, “Wild Mushrooms”
- Jeff Vandermeer, “Corpse Mouth and Spore Nose”
- John Langan, “Hyphae”
- Julio Toro San Martin, “A Monster In The Midst”
- Kris Reisz, “The Pilgrims of Parthen”
- Laird Barron, “Gamma”
- Lavie Tidhar, “The White Hands”
- Lisa M. Bradley, “The Pearl in the Oyster and the Oyster Under Glass”
- Molly Tanzer and Jesse Bullington, “Tubby McMungus, Fat From Fungus”
- Nick Mamatas, “The Shaft Through The Middle of It All”
- Paul Tremblay, “Our Stories Will Live Forever”
- Polenth Blake, “Letters to a Fungus”
- Richard Gavin, “Goatsbride”
- Simon Strantzas, “Go Home Again”
- Steve Berman, “Kum, Raúl (The Unknown Terror) – b. 1925, d. 1957”
- W.H. Pugmire, “Midnight Mushrumps”
The three extra stories included in the hardcover edition are:
- E. Catherine Tobler, “New Feet Within My Garden Go”
- J.T. Glover, “The Flaming Exodus of the Greifswald Grimoire”
- Claude Lalumière, “Big Guy and Little Guy’s Survivalist Adventure”
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Silvia Moreno-Garcia
Mexican by birth, Canadian by inclination, Silvia Moreno-Garcia lives in beautiful British Columbia with her family and two cats. Her speculative fiction has been collected in This Strange Way of Dying and has appeared in a number of anthologies, including Imaginarium: The Best Canadian Speculative Writing. She is the winner of the Carter V. Cooper/Exile Short Fiction Competition and a finalist for the Manchester Fiction Prize. She tweets @silviamg and blogs at silviamoreno-garcia.com.

