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Professional & Technical
Aberdeen Corporation Transport and its successors, Grampian Transport and FirstBus/First Aberdeen, can trace their history back to 1898 when they commenced tram operation within the city of Aberdeen. Motor buses were first... See More
Horror
... a young man tries to build a better life while trapped in a mall after a plague has killed off most of humanity... ... zombies overrun a world gone mad, leaving a boy with no choice but to rely on possibly mystical... See More
Anthologies & Literature Collections
Lush. Brutal. Beautiful. Visceral. Crystal Lake Publishing proudly presents this Bram Stoker Award-nominated Horror short story anthology, an artful juxtaposition of the magnificence and macabre that exist within mankind... See More
Science Fiction
With the impending crises of climate change, scarcity of water, dwindling energy reserves and spiraling global populations, the effective management of our land and the food it produces has never been more relevant... See More
HorrorThe Nov-Dec 2012 issue of Black Static, number 31, is horribly unseasonal. The medical benefits of smoking mummy fingers, unrequited grief, the curse of the Scottish Play reaching beyond the stage, or worse feature in... See More
Horror
In a world of shadows, joyful colours are an act of heroism. Modern tales are filled with clowns who invoke fear not laughter: painted grins covering fanged maws; baggy costumes concealing unspeakable horrors; malevolent... See More
Humour & Satire
It's the end of the world in Mudcaster, and the Mother is beset by family troubles - Maureen's unborn babies have been stolen by demons in the night, and Robert has taken to playing with dead Uncle Norman. The Father is... See More
HorrorIt's Judgement Day in Mudcaster. The Mother likes a decent Judgement Day. It's an excuse to give existence a good telling off. But the Mother's hormones are turning Grandmotherly, and the Father thinks she might be entering... See More