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Boxfire Press is an American science fiction and fantasy publisher based in Washington, D.C.

From 2009 to early 2012, most of Boxfire's publications were short e-books.^{[citation needed]} One 2010 example was Kuro Crow, an e-book of three short stories by San Diego CityBeat writer Dave Maass.^[3]

In May 2012, Boxfire Press announced it would stop selling individual short stories and instead offer them for free download in a shift toward long-form novels and anthologies. Instead, each month, a new short story would be made available to Boxfire Press' Storyed members.^[4]

Full-length works

• McLachlan, Justin (1 March 2012). Star. Boxfire Press. ISBN 978-0983986126.
• Goldsmith, Kris, ed. (30 November 2011). Red: Several Marvelous, Sensational, Absurd, Visionary, Peculiar, Unthinkable, Wicked and Totally Untrue Stories. Boxfire Press. ISBN 978-0983986102.
• McLachlan, Justin (8 August 2011). Time Up. Boxfire Press. ISBN 978-0982767511.
• McLachlan, Justin (23 April 2013). Treknology. Boxfire Press. ISBN 978-1938191022.
• Lindemoen, Shane (8 August 2013). Artifact (Gold, 2014 Independent Book Awards). Boxfire Press. ISBN 978-1938191053.
• Gale, Rebecca (10 December 2012). Trying. Box Fire Press. ISBN 978-1938191909.
• Thomas, Matt (14 March 2013). A Breach In Death. Boxfire Press. ISBN 978-1938191015.
• McLachlan, Justin (1 February 2013). This Time Around.
• Milbrodt, Teresa (1 September 2013). The Patron Saint of Unattractive People.
• McCaffrey, John (10 October 2013). The Book of Ash.

Short works

• Thomas, Matt (25 January 2012). Happiness USA. ASIN B00721EY1Q.
• Pacheco, Michael M. (28 December 2011). Harmonic Signs. ASIN B006R0ITVE.
• Thomas, Matt (26 September 2011). Resetting the Armageddon Clock. ASIN B005PZ94SY.
• Lewis, Jason T. (21 September 2011). Heroic Measures. ASIN B005OS3BZ4.
• McLachlan, Justin (22 March 2011). Where Doubt Remains. ISBN 978-0982767504.
• Maass, Dave (2 December 2010). Kuro Crow. ISBN 978-0982767566.
• Fitzgerald, L. G. (16 November 2010). Sic Transit Gravitas. ISBN 978-0982767542.
• O'Connor, Shauna (12 November 2010). Curtains. ISBN 978-0982767559.
• McLachlan, Justin (25 September 2010). Sitting for the Superkids. ISBN 978-0982767528.
• Scott, J. Allen (20 August 2010). Fear of Flying. ASIN B00486U5T8.
• McLachlan, Justin (15 February 2010). Kurt: Thought Patterns. ASIN B0038M2LKY.
• McLachlan, Justin (19 August 2009). Ian: Next Year. ISBN 978-1452438511.

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