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Science FictionElastic Press began publishing collections and anthologies in 2002 and closed down in 2009. By the time their 2008 collection The Turing Test by Chris Beckett won the prestigious Edge Hill Prize for Literature (beating... See More
Horror
New extraordinary fiction for extraordinary times. Here are 34 stories and one poem that anticipate possible futures that - with coronavirus currently creating havoc around the world - may not be too far from the truth... See More
Science Fiction
Shoreline of Infinity Science Fiction Magazine -winner British Fantasy Society award 2018 for best magazine/periodical New science fiction stories - and more New stories from: Petra Kuppers Allen Ashley Helen French Kate... See More
Fantasy
Beatific angels, holy wars, kitty saviours, epic battles between good and evil, devils and demons, fallen angels and many more tantalising tiny tales of blasphemy and piety. What miracles can one hundred debut to... See More
Anthologies & Literature Collections
This is the fourth volume in a series of horror stories that have more than just a slasherfest aspect to them. These stories have depth, characters that you can identify and (maybe) even sympathise with. This volume includes... See More
Anthologies & Literature Collections
In PLAY THINGS, Allen Ashley, Stephanie Ellis, Richard Farren Barber, Geneve Flynn, Scott Shoyer, Donald Jacob Uitvlugt, Kelly White and Max Wright remind us that even the most innocuous toys can be evil... In PAST TIMES... See More
Science FictionIssue 33 of Jupiter Science Fiction magazine featuring fantastic new stories from Alexander Hawes BSc, V. K. Valev, Jon Wallace, Shane Ward and Ian Sales. Poetry from Allen Ashley and a wonderful cover by David Conyers See More
Science Fiction
Issue 38 of Jupiter Science Fiction magazine featuring brilliant new stories from Alex Weinle, Lou van Zyl, Jon Wallace, Colum Paget, Rosie Oliver and Allen Ashley. Rainbow Mars poem by Ian Sales and a wonderful cover by... See More
History & Criticism
Theaker's Quarterly Fiction #44 features five stories, arranged roughly in the chronological order of their settings: "A Lesson from the Undergrowth" by Charles Wilkinson, "Snow Crime" by Allen Ashley, "The Return of the... See More
Fantasy"... for ye are like unto whited sepulchres, which indeed appear beautiful outward but are within full of dead mens bones and of all uncleaness." The Gospel of St Matthew 23:27 Whited sepulchres Whitewashed and gleaming in... See More
FantasyTheaker's Quarterly Fiction #53 contains three stories. In "Restitution" Mitchell Edgeworth takes us back to the Black Swan, its crew double-crossed by the thief Nisha. In "Dodge Sidestep's (and Martin's) Final Dastardly... See More
Science Fiction
The future is yours and it's up for grabs. As part of the Bristol Literature Festival, science fiction writers, social scientists and roboticists came together in that magical place where their disciplines overlap to create... See More
HorrorHi everyone. Here we are with a relaunch of a magazine that was critically acclaimed the first time around. So, this is Season 2, in modern box-set parlance! The Cast, as you can see above, is impressive. Just what is needed... See More
Science FictionIssue sixty-one of Theaker's Quarterly Fiction contains two stories from old friends - Allen Ashley ("Bound for Glory") and Douglas Thompson ("Yttrium: Part 2") - plus four stories from first-time contributors - S.J. Hosking... See More
AnthologiesThis is the third Midnight Street anthology to include innovative writing from some of the best writers around. The stories and poems here delve into the dark recesses of the mind, investigate the horrors there and promise... See More
Anthologies
A post-apocalyptic adventure of tiny proportions. Venture into the unknown, into a time when society has broken down and every man, woman and child (and the odd monster or alien) must fight for themselves. What miracles can... See More
HorrorHave you ever been on a train going to a destination you don't want to reach? What about a train travelling through the night, where you are the only passenger in the carriage? Or maybe standing alone on a platform, waiting... See More
FantasyTheaker's Quarterly Fiction #70 is here at long last! It features four short stories: "Some Things Drift Apart" by Allen Ashley, "See How They Run! See How They Run!" by Harris Coverley, "July Job Offer" by Charles Wilkinson... See More