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Politics & Social SciencesThere is increasing pressure on the humanities to justify their value and on criminology to undertake interdisciplinary research. In this book, Rafe McGregor establishes a new interdisciplinary methodology, 'criminological... See More
History & Criticism
In The Value of Literature, Rafe McGregor employs a unique approach - the combination of philosophical work on value theory and critical work on the relationship between form and content - to present a new argument for, and... See More
This book introduces narrative justice, a new theory of aesthetic education - the thesis that the cultivation of aesthetic or artistic sensibility can both improve moral character and achieve political justice. The author... See More
Criminology has been reluctant to embrace fictional narratives as a tool for understanding, explaining and reducing crime and social harm. In this philosophical enquiry, McGregor uses examples from films, television, novels... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
"Rafe McGregor is the architect of murderously good historical fiction" - Gyles Brandreth As the twentieth century begins and a new monarch is crowned, the life of a young veterinary surgeon, Ellen Marshall, ends. Her... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
What happens when the hunter becomes the hunted? It's Spring 2013. For the past two years, Captain Garth Hutt's mission in Kabul has been to seek out rogue Afghan police officers wanted for green on blue murders. After... See More
Anthologies
The Society of Misfit Stories Presents this eclectic collection of unique novelettes and novellas from some of the most unique voices in the speculative genres. This diverse anthology offers readers an enticing assortment of... See More
Fantasy
TQF59 contains seven short stories: The Devil's Hollow by Rafe McGregor, Give You a Game? by Michael Wyndham Thomas, The Baby Downstairs by Jessy Randall, The Constant Providers by Charles Wilkinson, Man + Van by David Penn... See More
Science Fiction
Theaker's Quarterly Fiction #70 is here at long last! It features four short stories: "Some Things Drift Apart" by Allen Ashley, "See How They Run! See How They Run!" by Harris Coverley, "July Job Offer" by Charles Wilkinson... See More
FantasyTQF34 features a series of stories, an indulgent editorial, the publication's first ever convention report, and a huge review section: twenty-two books, seven movies, three audio reviews, one comic and one game. The cover is... See More
Science Fiction
Welcome to UNSPLATTERPUNK! 4. Six stories unite the gruesome contents of the splatterpunk subgenre with the millennia-old notion that art should offer moral instruction. In the tales that follow, villains use advantages... See More
Fantasy
This issue of Theaker's Quarterly Fiction features "Network", a complete novella by Mitchell Edgeworth, the longest entry yet in the adventures of the Black Swan, and "The Erkeley Shadows", a new story by Michael Wyndham... See More
FantasyTheaker's Quarterly Fiction #67 features three science fiction stories. In "A Gift for the Young" by Elaine Graham-Leigh, a visitor from Chi!me visits a divided world. "The King of Nod" by Harris Coverley lets us join an... See More
Science Fiction
Vicious parasites, punctured flesh, eyeball trauma, severed limbs, theatrical licking. The TQF UNSPLATTERPUNK! series returns with its third instalment. Six subversive stories, including an all-new tale by unsplatterpunk... See More
Fantasy
Issue sixty-one of Theaker's Quarterly Fiction contains two stories from old friends - Allen Ashley ("Bound for Glory") and Douglas Thompson ("Yttrium: Part 2") - plus four stories from first-time contributors - S.J. Hosking... See More
Fantasy
Theaker's Quarterly Fiction #60 contains five stories: "The Lost Testament" by Rafe McGregor, "Turning Point" by Nicki Robson, "Yttrium, Part One" by Douglas Thompson, "Amongst the Urlap" by Andrew Peters, and "Doggerland"... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
Roderick Langham is a retired soldier, disgraced police inspector, and reluctant occult detective. He inhabits the world of Sherlock Holmes, investigates cases with John Watson and Sebastian Moran, and is able to perceive... See More
Science Fiction
Theaker's Quarterly Fiction #58: Unsplatterpunk! Guest-edited by Douglas J. Ogurek, this is a special issue, an anthology featuring five founding tales of unsplatterpunk, a brand new genre! The editor describes it as... See More
FantasyIssue fifty-seven of Theaker's Quarterly Fiction is one hundred and sixty-eight pages long, and features five tales of fantasy, horror and science fiction: "The Elder Secret's Lair" by Rafe McGregor, "Nold" by Stephen... See More
FantasyIssue fifty-six of Theaker's Quarterly Fiction is two hundred and forty pages long, and features six stories of fantasy, horror and science fiction: "Concerning Strange Events at the Manor of Sir Hugh de Villiers, Valiant... See More
FantasyIssue fifty-five of Theaker's Quarterly Fiction is guest edited by the zine's long-time cover artist, Howard Watts, and includes stories inspired by his art, including competition winner "The Departure" by Mark Lewis, "Our... See More
Fantasy
This issue features fiction from many previous contributors who have returned to help celebrate fifty issues and ten years of Theaker's Quarterly Fiction: Antonella Coriander, David Tallerman, Douglas J. Ogurek, Howard... See More
Fantasy
Theaker's Quarterly Fiction #49 features novellas by Ross Gresham ("Ut in Fumum!") and Michael B. Tager ("Nebuchadnezzar"), and an Oulippean story by Antonella Coriander ("Beatrice et Veronique: Tunnel Panic!"), plus cover... See More