
Two free eBooks from Uproar!
To celebate the launch of the second books in the Wild Sun and Sand Dancer series, we’re offering you the first books free for a limited time.
If you haven’t read them yet, now’s the time! See, it pays to procrastinate.
Upcoming Releases
May 25

Short Story Anthology
WORLDS OF LIGHT & DARKNESS by Angela Yuriko Smith & Scot Noel, editors
Explore 20 of the best speculative fiction short stories from pages of DreamForge and Space & Time literary magazines.
New Releases
Out Now
Young Adult Fantasy
FIRE WALKER by Trudie Skies
Mina is back! And when a king is assassinated by fire magic, she’s the only one who can prevent three great nations from going to war.
Out Now
Galactic Empires
WILD SUN: UNBOUND by Ehsan & Shakil Ahmad
In book two of the Wild Sun series, Cerrin leads a desperate band of escaped slaves on a deadly race across an ancient forest with the soldiers of a ruthless empire at their heels.
Out Now
Uproar Books Classics
WE by Yevgeny Zamyatin
In this forgotten Russian masterpiece that inspired Orwell’s 1984, a government scientist meets a sultry revolutionary who opens his eyes to the horrors of life under the perfect totalitarian state.
Out Now
Sci-Fi Dark Comedy
THE RUDE EYE OF REBELLION by J.R.H. Lawless
Reality show host Liam Argyle sets out to destroy the very people who chose him for fame and fortune in the corporate dystopia of 2074.
Out Now
Uproar Books Classics
THE HEADS OF CERBERUS by Gertrude Barrows Bennett
A 1919 pulp classic about a nightmarish future America where the ruling class forces the poor to compete in deadly games.
Out Now
Sci-Fi Thriller
THE WAY OUT by Armond Boudreaux
Two fearless women–a former U.S. Marine and a news reporter–discover the truth behind the “medical miracle” of the artificial human womb.

Only 99₵
Uproar Books is going old school for the first two novels in our new series of sci-fi and fantasy classics!
WE by Yevgeny Zamyatin is the 1921 Russian masterpiece that inspired Orwell’s 1984 and was the first novel ever banned by the Soviet Union.
THE HEADS OF CERBERUS is the 1919 pulp classic that first explored parallel worlds and inspired the mind-bending fiction of H.P. Lovecraft and Philip K. Dick.









