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Parsec #15 (Winter 2026)
Alan took a gander at the latest edition of Parsec. Parsec is edited by veteran author, editor and publisher Ian Whates and it won the British Fantasy Award for best periodical in 2025. All of which is to say, if you’re not subscribing, why not? Tell them Supernova sent you!
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Wyldblood #17
Finally pulled my finger out to review the latest Wyldblood, which is, as ever, a mixture of strange and interesting stories.
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Mythaxis #43
A horror edition of Mythaxis this time round, with six varied and stirring stories alongside articles and reviews.
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Shoreline of Infinity #39 (Summer 2025)
Omniscient computers, ghosts in machines, and cellular communication all crop up in this edition of Shoreline, and there seems to be a loose theme of lives that take place within non-corporeal and hidden states. Alan reviews the latest Shoreline of Infinity
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Interzone #301
An upsettingly late review of a brilliant issue of Interzone. Stand out stories by Corey Jae White and Ashley Stokes.
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The Creator by Aliya Whiteley
The new novella by 2025 BSFA award-winner Aliya Whiteley is expertly written – it’s a pastiche of those mid-century country house novels married to a couple of pulpy genre plots, and it all fits together really well. There’s not a moment wasted here.
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A Tiding of Magpies / Pete W. Sutton.
One of the questions I ask when reviewing a single author anthology is ‘what’s special about it?’ There are plenty of story collections that are perfectly good but nonetheless fail to create that frisson of intrigue that makes them shine. In Pete W. Sutton’s A Tiding of Magpies, reissued last year with extra stories, I…
