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Poetry & DramaAyame's childhood is shattered by violence and revenge. Rescued from homelessness by a librarian, Ayame sets out as an adult determined to write a story for herself. An acrobat and a salesman travel to a village that is... See More
HorrorThis week Randolph Carter's incredible odyssey through the lands of Dream reaches its climax with an encounter with the Crawling Chaos. Meanwhile, we have more Cthulhuvian antics in Nathan Rowark's Darklight, and Wally and... See More
HorrorLike a neurotic teenager, Schlock! Webzine is prone to moments of crisis. Back in the summer, we were offline (is that the expression?) for over a week after the mighty Google Corporation, our web hosts at the time, declared... See More
HorrorHello and welcome to the latest issue of Schlock! This week's featured story is The Vampire Assassin by Michael Kazlo II, independent filmmaker and director of the film of the same title, of which this is an adaptation. To... See More
HorrorThis week's edition has a distinctly surreal edge with two of three new writers contributing hallucinatory, nightmare stories: Are There Vampires In America? by Chuck Borgia, and Hollis Whitlock's A Child's Nightmare. We... See More
HorrorThis week we have another story from Italian writer Sergio Palumbo, dwarf-oriented fantasy-tale In the Far Deeps of Gre-Felhn, and also Heirs of Atlantis, a story by Michele Dutcher, who also edits Sergio's stories. We also... See More
HorrorHappy April Fool's Day! Just one week away from our anniversary edition (and the Hettford Witch Hunt Easter Special!) This week we see the second Robert E Howard story of James Allison, who remembers another incarnation 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
HorrorThere's been trouble at t'mill this week, with the Schlock! super-computer developing a mind of its own and unleashing a reign of terror and horror upon the Schlock! secret underground base, as a result of which this edition... See More
Science FictionThis week, Randolph Carter encounters 'UMR AT-TAWIL, the Most Ancient One, which the scribe rendereth as THE PROLONGED OF LIFE. We also have the prologue of Neanderthal, a time travel tale by Todd Nelsen. John L Campbell... See More
HorrorThis week we gain further insight into Randolph Carter's disappearance from the fields we know. We also have a return from Australian writer Dawn Napier, with a story about a haunted daycare centre. Dawn is the author of... See More
Science FictionThis week the tale of Randolph Carter continues with an inquest into our hero's disappearance from the waking world, in which the mysterious Hindoo, Swami Chandragupta, reveals what he know about Carter's journey Through The... See More
HorrorWelcome to the Cthulhu Edition! The first edition of Schlock! to be dedicated to the Great Old One himself. Cthulhu ftaghn! Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn, or at least words to that effect. By accident... See More
HorrorSince the first issue was released on 10 April 2011, Schlock! Webzine has consistently featured some of the best science fiction, fantasy and horror stories on the internet. Editor Gavin Chappell has since accrued a motley... See More
HorrorThings are coming to a head this week, as Carter and his ghoulish allies advance upon transmontane Leng. Meanwhile, Nathan Rowark's Darklight continues as the new identity of Philip and Becca's house mate becomes apparent... 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
HorrorThis week, Randolph Carter and his yak encounter the dreaded Shantak-bird. We also have the return of Sergio Palumbo (edited as ever by the indefatigable Michele Dutcher) with Afrika Corpses, which involves World War Two... See More
HorrorThis week, in The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, Carter reencounters the old slant-eyed merchant he saw so long before in the taverns of Dylath-Leen. We have another brush with horror in Bryan Carrigan's The Graveyard... See More
HorrorThis week Randolph Carter visits a fellow visitor to the lands of dream, the more sedentary King Kuranes, who tells him what he knows of the marvellous sunset city hidden by the gods. In Dawn Napier's Dear Diary we see a... See More
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This week in the Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, Randolph Carter treads the dreaded Vale of Pnoth. We also have for your delectation and delight Antipodean comic horror Stuck Fast by Robyn Singer Rose; the continuation of... See More
HorrorAnd a very merry Walpurgisnacht to you all! Or Beltane, if you prefer. This week we see the continuation of Lovecraft's Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath in which our hapless hero hears of the terrible night-gaunts - faceless... See More
FantasySchlock! is an exciting new weekly webzine dedicated to short stories, flash fiction, serialised novels and novellas within the genres of science fiction, fantasy and horror. We publish new and old works of pulp sword and... See More
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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