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Fantasy
The climate crisis looms. The Earth awakens. Climate change. The greatest existential threat in the history of human civilization. And our species is the cause. We must reforge our roots with our only planet. Humanity must... See More
Horror
In Revenants of Sophie, Kat is hearing voices and gets shot. When she wakes a young girl comes to her rescue and we learn how to hunt for criminals in the dark web. But it all falls apart, and things don't quite work out as... See More
Genre Fiction
An unnerving anthology featuring tales of psychological decline and murderous frenzy! These 26 stories span a multitude of genres and themes to both alarm and amuse you, as events spiral rapidly out of control, and mankind... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
C.J. Henderson is widely regarded as the father of hardboiled occult detective fiction. His private eyes went head-to-head with the horrors of the Lovecraftian mindscape. Their weapons were fist cuffs, .45s, wise-cracks... See More
Horror
Welcome to issue #31 -- June, 2014. Mike Davis here, editor and publisher. I don't usually publish reprints, but this issue I have two: alligators by Scott Nicolay, and Stone Cold Fever by Joseph S. Pulver, Sr. I reprinted... See More
FantasyThe goal of speculative fiction has always been to examine the real world through the lens of the imaginary. By considering what could be, we gain a better understanding of what is. The Colored Lens strives to do exactly... See More
FantasyEach year technology steps closer to the day when we can leave Earth to explore and colonise new worlds. But what are we going to find? How will we respond? How will people remaining on Earth cope? These twenty four stories... See More
Fantasy
When cracks appear across the central Australian desert, US General John Cobb discovers it marks the return of The Great Old Ones, the Elder Gods, and they are coming to take their rightful place on Earth. Cobb calls in two... See More