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The international bestseller 'Hysterical, harrowing, honest... I really loved this book' Jarvis Cocker 'A brilliant, jangling opus to Rhodes's frantic mind... I cannot write anything more affecting about Rhodes than he... See More
James Rhodes' passion for music has been his absolute lifeline. It has been the thread that has held him together through a life that has encompassed pain, conflict and turmoil. Listening to Rachmaninov on a loop as a... See More
HorrorThis week, in Lovecraftiana II, Gilman tries to identify the strange object he found in his bed but he is still troubled by strange dreams.Meanwhile, Pest Friends by Michael Lizarraga reaches a skin-crawling... See More
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A visually stunning introduction to classical music from piano maestro and bestselling author James Rhodes. "Rhodes makes classical music accessible, relatable, and exciting. It is hard not to be swept up - Rhodes writes... See More
Horace Featherbone is scouring the land for Monk Hastings, who stole his uncle and aunt's money and then murdered them. His quest takes him, along with a companion, Zack, across the Southwest. Here he becomes a cook for a... See More
Genre FictionLance Gordan is on a mission: to bring his Uncle Ephraim and the money he stole back to the small New Mexican town they live in. His search leads him to Jubilee, Arizona, the last place his uncle can be traced. Because he... See More
Genre FictionTom Cardy knew he was a lucky man. He had the perfect wife, great land, good workers and a bright future. But one fateful day his luck changed when his wife, Caroline, was killed in a stage-coach ambush. Along with good... 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
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
Horror
THE PULPATEERS is the third anthology produced by internationally notorious Schlock! Webzine. This time contributors were required to pen old-style pulp stories based on the formula developed by Lester Dent, schlock-supremo... 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
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 FictionThis week we have a vampire story with a twist from Kevin L Jones, followed by The River written by Schlock! newcomer Francesco Testoni. Jeremy Christopher is back to tell us what's Behind the Locked Door. James Rhodes... See More
Science Fiction
This week we have a poem by Mathias Jansson, referencing classic silent horror film London After Midnight. Then there's a monster's take on the mad doctor story, followed by a chilling story of marbles by Matt Hayward. The... See More
HorrorThis week, we're leaving HP Lovecraft for a while and introducing a series of eerie, gory adventures in the Old West by HG Towne. We also have a return from Todd Nelsen, The Witch People, followed by the concluding half of... See More
Horror
This Edition This week's cover illustration is "Schlock Anniversary" by C Priest Brumley. Editorial by Gavin Chappell Lovecraftiana: The Statement of Randolph Carter by HP Lovecraft - Gentlemen... your inquisition is... See More
HorrorThis week we've got the continuation of the Dream-Quest, where Carter and his ghoul and night-gaunt cohorts encounter moon beasts and almost-humans amidst the ruins of Sarkomand; the beginning of Darklight by Nathan Rowark... See More
Horror
FEATURING STORIES BY: -Chuck Borgia -James Rhodes -Todd Nelsen -Michael Lizarraga -Obsidian Mercutio Tesla -Michele Dutcher -Sergio Palumbo -John L. Campbell -Rob Bliss -Gavin Chappell -C Priest Brumley On 3 June 2012... See More
HorrorThis week, Lovecraftiana II tells the story of Iranon's quest for the fond-remembered lost country of his childhood... Meanwhile, in Zombie Horseman by Donovan Tennimon, racial tensions and voodoo result in an awful... See More
HorrorThis week, Lovecraftiana II we learn of Barzai the Wise and the scaling of the mountain upon which play the feeble gods of Earth, and what came to protect them from man's curiosity... In Myth by Todd Nelsen we have a... See More
FantasyThis week, Lovecraftiana II we learn of the horrors of sleep in Hypnos. We also have the beginning of Black Sun, a new tale by Todd Nelsen, followed by The Matriarch by Mike Aronovitz, who has previously been published in... See More
HorrorIn this seasonal edition, Lovecraftiana II shows us another side to Yuletide in The Festival. Assuming the Mayan Apocalypse doesn't get you first, you can also read the second part of Todd Nelsen's superhero tale, Black... See More
HorrorAnother year, another apocalypse. This week in Lovecraftiana II, an anonymous narrator tells us exactly why he hates the Moon... We also have the conclusion to Todd Nelsen's superhero story, Black Sun, which is followed... See More
HorrorIn this edition we have some real old time classics and some fresh-off-the-virtual-press classics-in-the making. In Lovecraftiana, we learn the horrific (and classic) story of The Outsider. We also have another tale from... See More
FantasyThis week, in Lovecraftiana II, Thomas Olney investigates a strange high house in the mist. We have a new story from Michael Aronovitz, entitled Grave Talk, featuring a dark dialogue between a gravedigger and a professor... See More
HorrorIn Lovecraftiana II this week we begin the terrible tale of Walter Gilman's Dreams in the Witch House. Following that we have a return from Sergio Palumbo and Michele Dutcher with Hunters and Prey, a tale of witches and... See More
HorrorThis week, in Lovecraftiana II, Gilman has trouble distinguishing dream from reality. In Part One of Pest Friends by Michael Lizarraga, we learn that Amanda has a dirty secret - and an even dirtier way of dealing with it... See More