‘Houses’ Finale by Matthew Nielsen
You Can Go Home Again — Sort Of In part one of the stunning graphic short ‘Houses’ by Matthew Nielsen, appearing in Issue 31, a lad […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Devil’s Condom’ by Fred Zackel
Safety First In ‘The Devil’s Condom’ by Fred Zackel, a man makes a deal with the Devil and learns too late that some agreements really […]
New Poetry by Aldona Dziedziejko, Magpie Award Second Runner-up!
Humanity’s Slow Crawl Aldona Dziedziejko‘s ‘Mammal Mouth (Linaria Vulgaris)’ won second runner-up in our 2021 Magpie Award for Poetry, and appears in Issue 32, Autumn 2021. Final […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Things to Live For’ by Richard E Gropp
No Way to Die In ‘Things to Live For’ by Richard E Gropp, a man learns that hope really does spring eternal — especially if […]
New Poetry by David Barrick, Magpie Award First Runner-up!
Falling, Floating David Barrick‘s hypnotic ‘Recurrent Dream #79’ won first runner-up in our 2021 Magpie Award for Poetry, and appears in Issue 32, Autumn 2021. […]
TBT! Brenda Carre’s ‘Gret’: A Wonderful Witch You Cannot Miss!
No Brag, Just Fact In ‘Gret’ by Brenda Carre, a young vagabond risks her soul against magical forces to save a world that’s been anything […]
New Poetry by Frances Boyle, Winner of the 2021 Magpie Award!
Fearsome Together Frances Boyle‘s Magpie-winning poem, ‘Another True Account of the Nature of Grit and How It May Be Ascertained’, wowed our final judge, Renée […]
Throwback Thursday! ‘The Seven Swans: The Sword and Pikestaff Mystery’ by Mel Anastasiou
Broke and Broken-Hearted In ‘The Seven Swans: The Sword and Pikestaff Mystery’ by Mel Anastasiou, sixty-year-old Spencer Stevens believes he’s washed up and forgotten by […]
‘My Name Is Philomena’ by Robin Malcolm
A Good Name Is to Be Chosen In ‘My Name Is Philomena’ by Robin Malcolm, a girl and her dog navigate their vagabond life in […]
‘Attempted Murder’ by Leslie Wibberley
Fallout Shelter In ‘Attempted Murder’ by Leslie Wibberley, a mother does whatever it takes to protect her daughter from the many dangers that surround them […]