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Professional & Technical
Governments worldwide are developing sunshine policies that increase transparency in politics, where a key initiative is regulating lobbyists. Building on the pioneering first edition, this book updates its examination of... See More
HorrorThis week, two children find something nasty in a box buried in the garden. A former security guard comes out of retirement to battle the Lord of the Dead. Bad things are going down in the centre of town. And Professor... See More
Politics & Social Sciences
HorrorHappy Halloween! This week we have a seasonally-theme poem from Sandro D Fossemò, followed by a tale of babysitter horrors from Gary Murphy. The Daily Mail's got the down on the celebration in a monster infested future... See More
HorrorThis week a prophet of doom wanders an apocalyptic landscape, while chasing the White Rabbit leads to a bad trip. A boy has a horrific Christmas in Kenya. Danton confronts the Scroungers and encounters Illara. Aliens and... See More
HorrorThis week, a prisoner is given an impossible choice. A man buys a fancy dress costume with a macabre history. Things are getting weirder in the call centre in Oafish J Rhodes' new serial. And Carter Ward learns to celebrate... See More
Genre FictionThis week, the sirens are singing on Sunset Beach. Tommy Finnegan fearfully answers the door. Molly and her mother attempt tackle the unfortunate repercussions of anti-zombie legislation. Carter Ward makes a fateful decision... See More
HorrorThis week, the Nazi Lesbian Vampires are back -- and this time van Helsing's also on the scene. Something falls from space into US waters. The Tea flows thick during the English Apocalypse. Carter Ward enjoys Christmas... See More
HorrorThis week Kaylie Russell thinks she's taken on the best roommate ever, but has she? There's horror afoot in the Papuan swamps. Carter Ward confronts the scroungers. The Hellmouth is opening in the first instalment of Ian... See More
Genre Fiction
In an alternative 1919, the very air is toxic and the world lies in ruins. Zenith City, dominated by the corporation Illusion Inc., has seized control of the global economy. The Great War ended after the corporation invented... See More
HorrorThis week we have a tale of flood and reptilian perils from Joseph J Patchen, the first part of a two-parter about a Neo-Nazi and inadvertent murderer from Gary Murphy, and a story of military experimentation by Rod Surratt... See More
HorrorThis week, a couple buys A Real Man from The Corporation. Pincher finds what looks like a soft touch for blackmail. A Western outlaw discovers a ghost town full of menace. And a group of high school kids find a mythical... See More
HorrorThis week, Pastor Martin faces deep trouble in Darkest Africa. Carter Ward meets Intelligence Captain Illara on Eros. An Irishman's Jeep breaks down in the Lake District, with shocking consequences. There's trouble afoot in... See More
HorrorSumer Is Icumen In! Welcome to the fifth anniversary edition of Schlock! Webzine, celebrating half a decade as purveyors of the finest online schlock fantasy, science fiction and horror. This week we have six new stories... See More
HorrorThis week a corpse is walking through the cornfields in Rick McQuiston's new story, while Martian frogs are on the rampage in Cumbria in another tale from Gary Murphy. Something sinister lurks in Peter Law's Care Home, while... See More
FantasyThis week, in a story that's had this hardened horror editor's skin crawling since he first read it, a psychiatrist encounters a patient who feels a constant, maddening, unscratchable itch. Next, three young friends break... See More
HorrorHappy Halloween, ghouls and ghouleens! This week we have a bagful of treats (and tricks?) for you to enjoy. We begin with a story by Stephen Hernandez, about a man who hates Halloween, and how he got his comeuppance. Next... See More
HorrorThis week we have a jungle tale from Steve Laker, a story of schizophrenia from Gary Murphy, a post-apocalyptic epic featuring the Devil from Kevin Rees, a tale of substance abuse on the Necropolis Line from Stephen... See More
HorrorThis week, a speculator invests in the Magnetic Pole, while another wide-boy encounters the ultimate scam. In The Paradoxicon, Victor is still losing sleep. A galactic inventor is on the run on the planet Thrax; elsewhere... See More
HorrorThis week a warrior seeks to make a terrible bargain in The Witch's Toll, while an unlikely superhero achieves post-apocalyptic vengeance in The Only Route is Revenge. Bloodkraft reaches its close, but this is only the... See More
FantasyThis week we have a boy who can grant wishes, a practical joke that goes too far, and the continuation of Joseph Farley's Apothecary's Tale, in which we encounter the Apothecary's demon. We also have a superfluity of... See More
FantasyThis week a scientist crafts an automaton for her rich lover, a student incurs the wrath of a blind man, a gang of urban cannibals embark on a business venture, and a group of pilgrims set out, the holy blissful martyr for... See More
Horror
THIS WEEK Schlock! Webzine is celebrating four years as purveyors of the finest schlock horror, fantasy and science fiction. We begin with a story of a private investigator and his voyage to the bottom of the sea from first... See More
Science FictionThis week we gain an insight into what really went on in Palestine in the first century AD, followed by a story of community caring and uncaring from Gary Murphy. Ian Fletcher tells us of a substitute teacher (Mr. Thomas... See More
Horror
This week we have a new story from RM Duchene about a man who appears to be an obsessive stalker. That's followed by some 80s nostalgia from Gary Murphy, in The Smog, while Stephen Hernandez writes of a nicer-than-usual... See More
Science Fiction
This week we're featuring a story of haunting from Scott Michael Bartlett, life and death in your average zombie household from Gary Murphy, news of a currently in-production movie from Mara Lubieniecki of Solar Productions... See More
HorrorEDITORIAL This week we have a tale of strange terrors beneath the trees from Richard D Price, followed by a story of horrific acne from Gary Murphy and another article about Poe from Sandro D. Fossemò. Jeremiah Christopher... See More
Science Fiction
... and a Happy New Year! In this, the last edition of 2013, we have Erin Doye's story of magic and seasons other than this, Servant Of Springtime, the concluding part of Gary Murphy's sci-fi epic 61st Of September... See More
Science FictionWe've got all the old themes in this issue; love and death. Ken L. Jones tells us what to do When Death Gives You Lemons, while Kevin L. Jones has contributed Love at Solar System's End. But in Gary Murphy's story, Death is... See More
HorrorSchlock! Webzine will be branching out into print in the near future: as well as the traditional annual anthology, we shall be producing (via Horrified Press) a bi-monthly "best of" magazine, both in print and as an e-book... See More