Kaelee reviews the newest instalment in the Dresden Files series by Jim Bucther, the first book in the series to make her cry like a little girl.

The short story anthology, full of speculative fiction chosen from the site and last years competition winners, is now available for purchase on our site. Find out more here, or by clicking the ‘Short Story Anthology Available Here!’ button in the left sidebar.

We are proud to present this Victorian tale by Debbie Cowens, a beautifully crafted short story with hints of steampunk and a touch of good old detective mystery. It is the last story we will be publishing that will be featured in our upcoming anthology: we’re saving the rest so that the majority of the anthology is unpublished, new work.

The wait is over!

Don’t miss your chance to enter our speculative fiction short story competition!

You’ll never guess where this short story by Matt Cowens will take you.

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Kaelee Dean reviews the “Charles Dickens on steroids” novel, Worldshaker by Richard Harland. For lovers of steampunk fiction, this is the steampunkiest!

We are proud to present this short story by Laura E. Goodin, the first piece of original fiction on our site. Take a look at life from the Gorgon’s perspective instead of the adventurer’s. And for more from Laura visit her website here.

Where did all the horror go? Kaelee Dean looks at children’s horror entertainment and why it is an essential part of growing up.

Alanna Horgan introduces cyberpunk and its manifestations as a genre, social commentary and subculture.

This is the first in a series of articles that will examine the existing cyberpunk aspects of our world, and how we could be evolving towards a dystopic high tech, low life future.