From 2027 we will be shifting from quarterly publications to twice a year.
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Autumn 2026 Issue
The nights are drawing in… The dead are always with us; they surround us, they live within and outside of us. They are in every…
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Summer 2026 Issue
Is there anything worse than a blank mind in front of an equally blank, expectant page? I started writing this foreword three times. First, I…
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Spring 2026 Issue
The world starts to look like a kaleidoscope… When I have a migraine, the world starts to look like a kaleidoscope. One of those cardboard…
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Winter 2025 Issue
Quiet footsteps. Hushed voices. Never underestimate your power as both reader and writer. Readers are the people who bring the story to life. They breathe…
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Autumn 2025 Issue
Death and Obsession… From taking a road trip with God to drinking away painful memories, biting off more than you can chew to finding satisfaction…
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Summer 2025 Issue
The pauses. The in-betweens. The space between words. I am preoccupied with them. The pauses. The in-betweens. They’re where the action happens. The intake of…
Let our books haunt your shelves…
It’s the perfect time of year to cosy up with some of our favourite short stories!
Other & Different (anthology), Other Worlds (anthology) Dark Paths (novelette collection) and Light Paths (novelette collection) are available in Paperback and eBook
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Q&A Alastair Millar
November 7 2026
Alastair Millar is an archaeologist by training, a translator by trade and a nerd by nature. Married with two adult children, he has lived north of Prague, Czech Republic, for 30 years, where he enjoys good books, bad puns, coffee and travelling.
Q&A with Theodore Hill
October 17 2026
Theodore Hill is a trans, queer, Jewish writer who lives in New Jersey. His work is primarily horror and has been published by Cosmic Horror Monthly, Fraidy Cat Quarterly, The Skull & Laurel, God’s Cruel Joke, and more.
Q&A with Colleen Anderson
October 3 2026
Colleen Anderson has been widely published across eight countries, with works appearing in publications such as Weird Tales, Cemetery Dance, Amazing, and Shadow Atlas. Rhysling Award winner for “Machine (r)Evolution” and a two-time winner of the SFPA’s dwarf poetry contest.