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Horror
Further Cthulhuvian thrills from the latter day heirs of the Lovecraftian legacy! Featuring stories, poems, articles and art by: John Michael Greer Mike Adamson Chad Eagleton James Harper Tom Bont JC Weir Mathias... See More
HorrorWhen people drink, all sorts of things happen... it brings out something in them, something that has been concealed: they develop a mood anywhere between happy and murderous. Within those two end pieces lies a range of... See More
HorrorOn the last day of planet Earth, a love-struck couple cling to each other as the world burns. They survive only to greet a new dawn - one filled with violent mutations and terrifying consequences - conceived from the ashes... See More
Horror
HorrorJoin a host of authors on a trip down the rabbit hole. These are fairy tales as they were meant to be read, with one eye open and through gaps in your own trembling hands, as you try desperately to convince yourself that... 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
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
HorrorThe immortal of the underworld make a welcome return for the second installment of 'Tales of the Undead - Suffer Eternal', and are looking forward to reaquainting themselves with your jagged nerves. Over twenty new and... See More
Science FictionThis week a hillbilly presses his suit to his intended, while another disgusting pervert is by no means the only threat in a post nuclear wasteland. There's a demon inside Mathias Janson's latest poem, while a TV exorcist... See More
FantasyThis week we have a bumper edition to celebrate our third anniversary, containing zombie poetry from Mathias Jansson; Gary Murphy exploring a new Victorian dimension of horror down Scare Street; over Cith Bridge we have... See More
FantasyHappy Easter! This week we have more zombie poetry from Mathias Jansson, a story of druids and their enduring legacy from Gary Murphy, the last of Donald R Broyles' Dunsanian prose poems, and a tale of Blood from Joseph... See More
Science Fiction
This week we have a disturbing tale of terrors from beneath the water in Paul Hamilton's Lakesong, followed by the horrors of modern music in Gary Murphy's Volksound. Then Stephen Hernandez is back with a different hat on... See More
Horror
This week Jean-Paul L Garnier gives us a tale of a space traveller who awakens from cryosleep in mid-journey. Gary Murphy has a story of murder and heroism. Mathias Jansson's latest poem is about sinister creatures from... See More
Horror
A god has risen. An elder god of chaos. A god that the Dark Land of Egypt once knew. A frog headed abomination that dwells -- where? in the gloom of the collective unconscious? in the crazy depths of the internet? in the... See More
Science Fiction
This week, as the cold grips the northern hemisphere, Stephen Hernandez is Driving Home for Christmas with fell intent. Meanwhile, ghastly surprises are in store in deepest suburbia, where nevertheless two hearts beat as one... See More
Horror
Despumation champions fiction that explores the diverse themes metal music customarily addresses using language to evoke the feeling of listening to the music. This issue includes stories inspired by Dystopia, Mayhem... See More
Horror
Sword and sorcery in the aeon of Cthulhu Rising! 'The sciences, each straining in its own direction, have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying... See More
Fantasy
The saga continues! Eighteen new action-packed tales of Vikings, wizards, gods and monsters! The further adventures of Hrethel, Thoric, and Ingunn the Red, alongside new stories of new heroes of Valhalla as they ready... See More
HorrorIn the deepest, darkest regions of space exists our end. The human race is powering up their thrusters and proudly waving their pistols in the air to take care of the stars and its inhabitants. But they find more than they... See More
Horror
Winner of the P & E Readers Poll 2013 - 2nd place for best anthology of the year. Welcome to the dreaded night realm... lingering just beneath your eyelids, where the hellish things borne of fear eagerly await your... See More
HorrorAround the world women of power and wealth fight for status and position in the arena of media harlots and scarlet divas. Unfortunately, their squabbles can sometimes escalate beyond mere disagreement. In the pursuit of... See More
Science Fiction
This week we have a water-logged tale of floods and uncovered secrets by Stephen Hernandez, a story of ghost Nazis from Gary Murphy, a zombie art poem from Mathias Jansson, and an account of black magic meddling and its... See More
Science FictionThis week we begin with a flash fiction tale of an evil clown by Schlock! newcomer Donald R Broyles. That's followed by another Gary Murphy story involving cats, elderly women, death and Radioactivity. Mathias Jansson has a... See More
Science Fiction
This week we have Re-Vamped, the second part of Stephen Hernandez' Vampire Trilogy, followed by Part two of Gary Murphy's lively undead tale, The Back-Gate Dead. In Mathias Jansson's Staying Alive, life and death are also... See More
Science FictionThis week Seamus Esparza returns (and in the meantime, I've learnt how to spell his name correctly), with the tale of Ahrimana. Gary Murphy gives us a story exploring twin themes of obesity and vampirism. I've included a... See More
Science FictionThis week we have the tale of a charming seaside holiday in darkest East Anglia from Kevin Rees, followed by the story of how one man gets it in the end in Gary Murphy's Paranoid Haemorrhoid. And moving swiftly on from... See More
FantasyWelcome to The Year's Best Schlock! Fantasy 2013, a compilation of fantasy stories published in Schlock! Webzine (www.schlock.co.uk) over the past year. Here you can read the work of some of the hottest new talents in... See More
Horror
Welcome to The Year's Best Schlock! Horror 2013, a compilation of horror stories published in Schlock! Webzine (www.schlock.co.uk) over the past year. Here you can read the work of some of the hottest new talents in horror... See More
Science FictionThis week's killer edition sees killer clowns, killer asteroids, and killers of policemen. Gary Murphy's novella Don't Call Me Spaz! continues without any actual killing this week, though there's plenty of blood, while James... See More