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Horror
New year, new author, Edinburgh's Ilan Lerman, and new artist, Tara Bush, who illustrates his story. There are 6 more stories from Tim Casson, Ray Cluley, Priya Sharma, Drew Rhys White, Lavie Tidhar & Steve Rasnic Tem, later... See More
Horror
From the the mists of 21st century antiquity we bring you a back issue of the magazine that went on to win back-to-back British Fantasy Awards in 2011 & 2012. Six years ago (September 2007) the first issue of Black Static... See More
HorrorFiction from Daniel Mills, Steven J. Dines, Steve Rasnic Tem, Michael Griffin, Caspian Gray, Jason Gould & Carole Johnstone, Columns from Lynda E. Rucker and Stephen Volk: on Dennis Potter's oeuvre. Plus Peter Tennant starts... See More
FantasyBlack Static 23 features Robert Davies' World Horror Convention 2011/Black Static Short Story Contest award winner, 'The Harvesting of Jackson Cade' plus stories by Carole Johnstone, V.H. Leslie, Daniel Kaysen and Joel Lane... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
Science Fiction
This is a back issue of Interzone (#235 from July 2011) the British science fiction and fantasy short story magazine. (uploaded 3 July '13) It contains then new stories by Matthew Cook, Mercurio D. Rivera - a 'Tethered'... See More
HorrorThe Nov-Dec 2012 issue of Black Static, number 31, is horribly unseasonal. The medical benefits of smoking mummy fingers, unrequited grief, the curse of the Scottish Play reaching beyond the stage, or worse feature in... See More
Fantasy
This Sept - Oct 2012 issue of Interzone (#242) was the first in the new print format: slightly more compact but with 96 pages, spine, laminated cover. As an E book this makes little difference other than the text contents... See More
HorrorThis is the Aug-Sept 2012, #30 and 5th birthday issue of the 2012 British Fantasy Award winning magazine. Scriptwriter Stephen Volk writes about his work on the original TV version of Ghostwatch after its 20th Anniversary... See More
Fantasy
Interzone #239 contains new stories by Steve Rasnic Tem, Jon Wallace, Suzanne Palmer, Jacob A. Boyd, Matthew Cook, Nigel Brown and Ben Baldwins cover art, 'The Tower'. Features includes: David Langford's Ansible Link (news... See More
FantasyThis issue of Black Static, #21, features James Cooper's 'Cushing' and Ray Cluley's 'Pins and Needles' along with Maura McHugh's 'Water', 'Extraneus Invokat' by Dan Grabianowski and 'Ulterior Design' by V.H. Leslie. As this... See More
FantasyThis back issue of Black Static (#25) has stories from Christopher Fowler, Alison Littlewood, Ray Cluley, Barbara A. Barnett and Nathaniel Tapley plus the hard-hitting features and expert book & DVD reviews expected of a BFS... See More
FantasyIssue 28 of British Fantasy Award winning magazine Black Static contains stories by Carole Johnstone, Jon Ingold, Priya Sharma, Joel Lane, Daniel Kaysen; comment columns by Christopher Fowler and Stephen Volk; Peter... See More
Fantasy
As usual this issue of Interzone is choc full of new stories, from Vylar Kaftan, Ray Cluley, Lavie Tidhar, Elizabeth Bourne, and Tracie Welser. Cover art is 'The Hanged Man' by Ben Baldwin. The issue includes all the usual... See More
Science FictionIn Interzone 236 movie reviewer Nick Lowe reflects on Conan 2011. "Seventy-five years ago this summer, a thirty-year-old Texan pulp writer wound up the windows and took a borrowed Colt .380 from the glovebox because he... See More
HorrorThis issue of the British Fantasy Award winning magazine Black Static is stuffed with new horror & dark fantasy short stories with irresistible titles like 'The Demon Laplace' by Mark Rigney and 'Dizzy Land' by Andrew Hook... See More
Fantasy
Interzone 238 contains substantial new stories by Ray Cluley - with the post-climate-change Fata Morgana, Tyler Keevil - explores the post ecological singularity world in Fearful Symmetry, Carole Johnstone - they are here... See More