AJ Nash
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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… Continue reading
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Wyldblood #16
This is another strong issue of Wyldblood, with a good mixture of fantasy and sci-fi. Continue reading
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Parsec #12
After the Christmas holidays and the new-year slump, Alan gets back in the saddle with a review of the most recent issue of Parsec. Continue reading
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Mythaxis #39
Reading Mythaxis really brings home that there are some great unknown (or relatively unknown) writers out there. Continue reading
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BFS Horizons #17
BFS Horizons is a bit of a hidden gem.Sent out to members of the society but also available to purchase in the usual places, it often contains some truly wonderful stories, and this issue is a good example. Continue reading
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Shoreline of Infinity #38 (Summer 2024)
A great crop this time round from Shoreline. Alan reviews Shoreline of Infinity #38 Continue reading
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The Utopia of Us: An Anthology Inspired by Yevgeny Zamyatin’s We
Supernova’s dystopian connoisseur – Alan – looks at this new collection of short fiction inspired by Zamyatin, and published by Scottish small press Luna Publishing. Continue reading
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Parsec 10 (Spring 2024)
The spring edition of Parsec is a strong issue, the majority of stories are well-written, so I’m going to highlight the five I found most noteworthy and memorable. Continue reading
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Wyldblood #15 (April 2024)
Alan tries out Wyldblood magazine, a British publication that deserves more readers. Continue reading
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Mythaxis 37 (Spring 2024)
Mythaxis has been around for quite some time so we thought it was time to have a look at the free-to-read stories that editor Andrew Leon Hudson has got for us… Continue reading