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Literature & Fiction
Steampunk adventure in the style of the penny dreadfuls, i.e: pulp fiction. Treasure hunters Lucy Lockhart and Theodora Doppler are mother and daughter, who shun the norms of polite 19th-century society as they thieve, and... See More
Literature & Fiction
The Singularity is a new speculative fiction magazine, based in London, England, that publishes short stories that are singular in voice and style. Issue 3 features another ten stories from award-winning and new writers... See More
Horror
In the cavern-like darkness of the arcade, the neon phosphor-glow of the screen beckons you close. Drawn to the dancing pixels like a moth to a flame, digging deep in your pocket you pull out a shiny coin and thumb it into... See More
This slender volume presents the world of witches; from the 12th century to the modern day. Nine tales of magic, superstition, growth and destruction. See More
In the cavern-like darkness of the arcade, the neon phosphor-glow of the screen beckons you close. Drawn to the dancing pixels like a moth to a flame, digging deep in your pocket you pull out a shiny coin and thumb it into... See More
Horror
Covering four specific horror-related themes: Halloween, ghost stories, nautical terrors, and cosmic horror, The Asterisk Anthology: Volume 1, brings readers eight extraordinary tales from new authors of weird fiction... See More
This slender volume presents the world of witches; from the 12th century to the modern day. Nine tales of magic, superstition, growth and destruction. See More
HorrorThis month we have a triumphant return from Kassi who is investigating the depths of a buried tower. On Picklock Lane, it's race day -- underwater! Next comes a tale of sharks, pirates, and magic. A father tells his daughter... See More
Literature & Fiction
1603. London has mourned the death of Queen Elizabeth and Bubonic plague ravages the capital. But in the semi-isolated village of Hope Ghyll in Cumbria the locals are oblivious, and affectionate thirteen-year-old Susanna... See More
Science Fiction
Beautifully written speculative fiction from Metaphorosis magazine. All the stories from the month, plus author biographies, interviews, and story origins. Table of Contents • The Dragon's Due -- Christopher Warden •... See More