Throwback Thursday: ‘The Lover Snake’ by Tomson Highway
More than Friends In ‘The Lover Snake’ by Tomson Highway, the beloved slides through time and place and memory. In our feature author interview, we […]
‘A Summer Soup to Cure Magical Thinking’ by Kim Harbridge
Neighbourly In ‘A Summer Soup to Cure Magical Thinking’ by Kim Harbridge, there’s nothing quite like cooking and companionship to get one through the tough […]
The Raven Short Story Contest is Now Open!
Calling All Short-Story Writers The Raven Short Story Contest is now open! Send us your previously unpublished short fiction (250 to 2500 words) by October 15th for a […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘What the Wind Brings’ by Matthew Hughes
Adventure Awaits What the Wind Brings by Matthew Hughes, winner of the 2020 Endeavour Award, is a slipstream historical epic that tells the story of African […]
‘The Golden Calf’ by JM Landels
Through the Meadow ‘The Golden Calf’ by JM Landels introduces her fans to another of her intrepid heroines, Saoira. JM is the author of the […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘First Date’ by Maria Pascualy
Nice to Meet You ‘First Date’ by Maria Pascualy draws a smooth line through striking images and invites readers to pull up a chair to […]
‘Restraining order against the moon’: New Poetry by Elina Taillon
I, Spy The sacred and the profane do more than rub shoulders in ‘Restraining order against the moon’ by Elina Taillon. Enjoy the hypnotic opening […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Pack Up Your Troubles’ by A M Soto
Rotten Apples Aliens aren’t quite what you’d expect, in ‘Pack Up Your Troubles’ by A M Soto. Find out who the troublemakers are, with this […]
‘The Drink We Spill Out on the Ground’ by Claire Humphrey
And the Band Played On Love, lust, and music braid the complicated bonds of friendship, in ‘The Drink We Spill Out on the Ground’ by […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘As If My Every Word Has Turned to Glass’ by Robert Jeschonek
Lost and Found In ‘As If My Every Word Has Turned to Glass’ by Robert Jeschonek, no price is too high to pay for one’s […]