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After Dinner Conversation - Season Two
"Would you remove your soul, to save your life?" After Dinner Conversation - Season Two is a collection of the best short stories published in the After Dinner Conversation series to date. Short stories span all genres; science-fiction, near-future, dystopia, spiritual, fantasy, urban fantasy, AI, historical fiction, contemporary women, political, horror, thriller, and children's stories. The important thing is that the story is compelling, and that it asks a specific ethical or moral question. Imagine the "trolley problem" in short story form. Reader Reviews "...a terrific collection of short stories (for teaching) courses on civics, ethics, or contemporary social problems, in high school o...
Frost Zone Zine 2 Winter 2020/21
Frost Zone Zine 2, from Cryoseism Press.The poems and short stories in this anthology zine will take you away to strange places, to meet odd characters in scary or strange situations. Included poetry by: Ian A. Bain, Lisa Timpf, Meg Smith, and Hazel Ann Lee.Included fiction by: Clark Boyd, C.J. Carter-Stephenson, Harris Coverley, Nika Župan, M.M. MacLeod, David Henson, Hazel Ann Lee, John Harker, Joseph Farley, and Eleftheria Tsichli.Frost Zone Zine is a Canadian Horror/Speculative/Literary Quarterly Zine of short fiction and poetry.
Schlock!
In this edition of Schlock! we are celebrating our ninth anniversary. It comes at a time when the real world has adopted a striking resemblance to some of the horrific fiction that has appeared in Schlock's pages over the years, and so the celebrations are naturally a little muted.This month we have more sinister poetry from Harris Coverley, while a tentacular new superhero is born on Picklock Lane. Elsewhere, death is raining from the sky. Donny comes face to face with a deceased relative. A group of ghosts works to defend their manor. A common phrase nags mysteriously. And a diagnostician meets his match. Team Girl accompanies an exotic dancer on a quest into the Jungles of Kled. Kassi's latest adventure reaches its enigmatic end. Meanwhile, the Challenger and his companions encounter sentient slime. And finally Krysia struggles to cope with the results of particularly poor quality control.
Schlock!
This month we begin with a story of the terrors of the forest. Meanwhile, tentacles are all the rage on Picklock Lane. The authorities attempt to awaken the psi abilities of a small girl. A visitor to an obscure village is plagued by sinister magic. Life after death is a dark burden. A mysterious future proves to be a brutal place. Lord Roxton invents a steam powered race of automata. And a visit to the stables results in unspeakable horror. John C Adams reviews a book of ghost stories. And a group of survivors is pushed to the limit-and beyond.
Gathering Storm Magazine, Year 2, Issue 9
Gathering Storm Magazine, Year 2, Issue 9, is full of themed short fiction, interactive fiction, poetry, original artwork, and engaging Tidbits that tickle the mind. All of the stories in this issue reflect one of four selected themes by the Founding Editors: History Repeats Itself Fighting Fire with Fire Keep Your Friends Close and Your Enemies Closer To the Victor, Go the Spoils
Schlock!
This month, an ill-treated wife learns that payback is on the cards. Fatty's tentacle gets him into more trouble. Vladimir attempts to track down a dissident. A disembodied head stands witness. And Jamal steps through a door. Meanwhile, Skylar causes chaos. Ted encounters humanity's new masters. Durwin is trapped by a conundrum. A Vampire meets a Hunter. And Fafik the dog grows up.
Schlock!
This month we have another witch's brew of horror. Kate and her husband prepare to stave off another attack of the fire clowns. The aliens and humans have begun breeding, down on Picklock Lane. Frankie journeys the Night Road to disaster. We take a walk along the banks of a hellish river. Billy seeks happiness in a monster infested part of town. A wandering warrior woman solves a mystery in Wottlenoss. Jake and his family find themselves inexplicably transported to Mars. And a meeting in a beat bar opens Andy's mind to new dimensions. A night bat flutters around a lamppost. We hear all about Liz Butcher's new novel 'LeRoux Manor'. And reality divides and divides again. Meanwhile, if you'd like to hear your 'umble editor sounding off incoherently about a number of topics about which he might possibly know something (including the origins of this very zine), log onto Justin Young's podcast Monsters, Madness and Magic... And stay tuned for next month's tenth anniversary edition!
WPS Anthology SPECULATIONS 2018
This is the first anthology from THE WEIRD POETS SOCIEtY, a Facebook group open only to published poets in the various areas of Speculative and Higly Imaginative Literature. It represents a fine sampling of the range of topics and poetic styles of several of the members. It is hoped that this will become an annual anthology. This one represents poetry published in 2018 or not previously published.
