Welcome to Fey Publishing

We bring new talent to light.

Our mission is to produce quality books that are a bit different from the mainstream. We push boundaries aside and aim for something unique, unexpected and completely unforgettable. 

You will notice that there are different sections to our site, and there will be more as we continue to grow. Our catalog is currently split into three separate and distinct categories.

Dark Fey contains our collection of books of a darker nature. These fall under the horror, dark science fiction, fantasy and speculative fiction genres. Classic Fey encompasses a different range and style of books from heart-warming stories to non-traditional romance. Young Fey is our newest brand, and it's focus is on quality Young Adult and Middle-Grade fiction. Whatever your reading preferences, you can rest assured that a good story and great writing can be found in any of our three brands.

We are currently accepting submissions for Dark Fey as well as a few other projects in the works. Please see our submissions page for more details.

Fey Publishing is currently owned by one woman who has turned her lifelong passion into a full-time job and career. We've recently added a small staff of professional editors to help put out the best books possible.  As a small publishing house that looks to discover new talent, your support is greatly appreciated. Thank you for stopping by.

Coming Soon

Frightfully Ever After by Nick DeWolf - July 15, 2015
Kings and Killers by Jonathan Lopez
Spellsword by K.L Mabbs
Shattered Honor by Kevin Saito
Pets are People Too charitable anthology (Mid-2015)

New Releases

Frankie Teardrop by Bill Kte'Pi

Frank Train was born restless, the grandson of cowboys and tumbleweeds, the kind of guy who got into fights because he was bored and got drunk because he was awake. Family settled him down, but now, in the space of a few months, Frank's lost his parents, his wife, and two of his children in a series of bizarre tragedies, each of which is marked with the same strange symbol. The only survivors are his son Ricky and his prodigal brother, each of whom battles the same kind of demons Frank has carried with him all his life. That symbol though, Frank's seen it before. On Halloween night, the scarecrow at the crossroads came to life and offered him a deal, and that was what started it all. Now time's running out as Ricky becomes stranger and stranger and Frank struggles to discover just what the scarecrow took from him -- and what he has coming in return.

Available on Amazon. 

Paisley Sage and the Hole in the Sky by Mallory Evans

Painite Forest is withered.

Fairies are grounded. The only certainty is that Ama'rel is lurking in the shadows, waiting for laws to be broken to exact punishment.

Paisley, an Adaya from the bank of the Marama River, finds herself orphaned and alone after a brutal attack on her village. She reluctantly embarks on a quest to Aureen Territory with two unlikely companions. Together, the three friends try to put aside their differences while meeting other forest creatures along the way to Astradoma.

Just when it seems things are going their way, a shocking discovery and a direct confrontation with the Nefarites leaves them reeling. Together, they must fight the odds to reunite fairy-kind and reclaim their heritage of magic and flight.

Available on Amazon.

Augury of Gideon, Book 3: The Vampire Relics Trilogy by Tracy Angelina Evans

After the events of The Chalice and The Blood Crown, Cadmus Pariah finds himself haunted by the spirit of Faust, who was brutally murdered by the Dark Child of Night. The ghost compels Cadmus to return to the site of the slain Vampire saint, to try to find the last lost Vampire Relic called The Augury of Gideon. He is joined by Kelat, Dmitri, Orphaeus Cygnus, and others on this journey, not realizing the Augury is much closer than he could imagine, and could possibly pose a grave danger to him.

Available on Amazon.

Messiah of the Slums by Charlotte Pickering

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Shriveton, a 21st century sink estate on the outskirts of Liverpool, is controlled by the Incubo, a global drug lord. Corrupt law enforcement, endemic unemployment and social fragmentation have made it a fertile land for unfettered criminality. For decades, the Shriveton people have put up, and shut up, because to challenge the status quo is fatal. The Incubo is the only employer in the area, and the only way out for his soldiers, mostly recruited as primary-school boys, is death. But rumours have sprung up about a mysterious and always solitary, young Muslim woman. She is defiant in the face of the evil all around, and seen variously as a friend of the friendless, healer of the sick, priestess, saint, lover, saviour and god incarnate. The revolution she sparks is characterised by savagery, bewilderment and outrageous acts of mercy. Told through the eyes of Shriveton’s radicals, dealers, prostitutes, users and kingpins, Messiah of the Slums is her story.

Available at Amazon.

Happily Never After Anthology

Happily ever after is a thing of the past. As long as there are children in the world, there will be fairy tales.

Since the dawn of time, parents have passed down legends and stories to their children, and parents will probably continue telling these stories until the end of time. Of course, the fairy tales of tomorrow won't be the same stories of today. What will these tales of the future be like?

Well, there will be dragons, though they may be robotic dragons created to capture a “princess” in a war-torn world. There will obviously be queens, witches, and frog princes, though not like any you've seen before. And of course, as with any fairy tale, there will be magic and mayhem galore.

Forget happily ever after... This is Happily Never After - where dystopian science fiction meets the fairy tales of days gone by.

Available at Amazon.