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Horror
Just before the tunnel is a gate. A gate that is locked up tight with several thick chains and even thicker padlocks. Signs line the chainlink fence scream 'Keep out' and 'Close the gate'. Not that unusual I hear you say; a... See More
HorrorWe had been contemplating a new type of collection for quite a while before we finally decided to go ahead with Yabblins. We wanted somewhere that we could feature stories that were a little bit longer or would not fit into... See More
Anthologies & Literature CollectionsI loved the hours between 11:00 pm and 1:00 am. I don't know why, but I remember that being awake at that time always felt like something special. Like you were accomplishing something whilst everyone else was asleep. The... See More
Genre FictionThe first Gypsum Sound Trails is my favourite thing that we have ever put out. There was something about all the stories that just worked, and each of them helped bring the fictional town of West Moreton, Arizona and its... See More
Short Stories
My sister hates feet. I don't know why, but they have always made her cringe and cower. My brother and I found it amusing enough that we would send her photos of our feet whenever we could. Personally, I find feet a little... See More
Short Stories
I've always been fortunate enough to live within a fifteen-minute drive of the beach. As children, we would be there all the time, tackling waves on our boogie boards or shielding our pile of hot chips from the marauding... See More
Short Stories
Anything can be waiting for the intrepid explorer underground. Whether it be a lost treasure, an unholy labyrinth or realms of healing and self-discovery. In Colp's ninth collection, Underground, our authors take you down... See More
Short Stories
One afternoon, the pelicans came in. Masses of them. More than I had ever seen in one place at the same time. They swarmed the jetty where a group of tourists had decided to toss them a scrap or two. I remember thinking this... See More
Short Stories
Gypsum Sound Jails is a collection of stories that document the series of events that plague the staff and residents of Montwood Penitentiary, a large maximum security correctional facility located to the east of the city of... See More
Action & Adventure
When I was a child, I had a set of bed linen that featured a treasure map. Pillowcases, quilt cover, sheets, the lot. I had it for years, and it was probably my first encounter with all things pirates and buried... See More
Action & Adventure
Welcome to Wyoming State Zoo. When the gates first opened in July 2017, the zoological park was one of the newest in the country. Located on the outskirts of Cheyenne, Wyoming, USA, the young park has quickly gone from... See More
Genre Fiction
Colp's seventh collection, Black and Grey, contains fifteen stories that celebrate the art of tattooing. Each looks at the profession and process in a different way and, when viewed as a package, do a good job at capturing... See More
Genre Fiction
Time is a difficult thing, a constant, yet one that we can bend and manipulate as easily as rolling the clocks forward or backwards each year for daylight savings. It ticks away each day, the minutes and hours passing... See More
Action & AdventureEstablished in 1957, the Quémado copper mine can be found 10 km (6 miles) north of Barvina, Chile and is the world's third biggest producer of copper. The mine is currently the property of the Vonco Mining Corporation... See More
AnthologiesSometimes, being alone is a wonderful thing. Time to think, to reminisce, to prepare for what comes next. Other times, it's a brutal nightmare; the sheer lack of human interaction sending one into what feels like an endless... See More
Genre Fiction
West Moreton, Arizona, USA, 1874. A tumbleweed twists and turns on Main Street as Boone Markwell and the rest of the Markwell Gang head for the saloon and the liquor that waited within. The day is long and there is much to... See More
Genre Fiction
Horror
On a visit to one of the parks in the north of the country, my father and I lined up to ride a roller coaster that had been themed around a 90's action film. It was the ride of the moment, one of those ones where you sat... See More
Short StoriesAt least once a year since I first started writing, I have put together a story that once finished, I simply file away in a folder entitled 'Completed' where it is never seen or heard from again. Not because they were bad... See More
Genre FictionWrestling had always been a part of our childhood; there was just something about it that captivated the imagination. The action figures, the VHS tapes, the multitude of posters and the t-shirts that made up the bulk of my... See More
HorrorDevils, demons and the idea of Hell have always featured prominently in the horror stories that I found myself reading as a teenager or the films I still delve into on a rainy day. I've always found it quite amazing how... See More
Genre Fiction
There is a reason they call it science fiction. A reason why so many horror stories are based around our discoveries; both past, present and those that we may make in the future. This collection features ten stories, each of... See More
Genre FictionThe sky has always fascinated me. The more I learn, the more questions I seem to have. Free radicals, refracting light, the knowledge that, if you travel high enough, everything will eventually give way to the blackness of... See More
Horror
Las Vegas, Nevada: a city with so much to offer and so much to hide. The Mirage with its hellfire and brimstone. Paris with its ceilings painted in a continuous day. The rhythmic and hypnotic motion of the Bellagio's... See More