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#23 - My Rabbit’s Shadow Looks Like a Hand By Rhys Hughes My Rabbit’s shadow A experimental novella. Price £16 / £7.50 |
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#21 - Journey to the Centre of the Onion By Allen Ashley Welcome to a wild ride that is both macro and microcosmic. Price £13 / £7.50 |
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By Douglas Thompson Did I only dream of Emilianna? Everything about the domain of Emilianna was unearthly, where other rules, or no rules, might apply. Price £13 / £7 |
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By Jason E Rolfe Filled with hints of the meta and the self-reflective, these pieces have a tone that is uniquely the author’s – an excellent, melancholy and quietly odd collection of shorts and miniatures. Fierce fires in prose. Price £13 / £7 |
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#19 - Affairs of a Cardiovascular Nature By Terry Grimwood This mini-collection gathers together some of the author's more innovative and experimental short fiction from all across his range of styles. Price £12 / £6 |
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By Yarrow Paisley So many souls rushing to fill the spaces I occupy. Fierce fires in prose. Price £12 / £6 |
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By Charles Wilkinson The January Estate presents a pair of stories that showcase the author’s unique style. Price £12 / £6 |
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By Alan Price A collection of short stories, miniatures and flash fictions exploring ideas and feelings of apprehension concerning the satirical, the quirky, the mad, the horrific, the erotic and the unnameable. Price £12 / £6 |
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#15 - Tomorrow, When I Was Young By Julie Travis An unusual and elegiac fantasy novelette that ranges from the wilds of Peru to the city of the dead, and on to more dreamlike places. Price £12 / £6 |
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By Colin Fisher There are few rivalries bitterer than that of siblings, and few more ferocious than that of art. Price £14 / £6.50 |
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By Rosanne Rabinowitz Anxiety, atoms, art therapy and Brexit. Price £12 / £6 |
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By Alexander Zelenyj A 70-page festival for the world-broken. Because there are paths. Price £14 / £6.50 |
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By Jeremy Schliewe A story in which the melancholy quiet of small-town America is tinged with the faintest touches of understated mystery. Price £12 / £6 |
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By Sophie Essex An experimental poetry collection that explores the correlation between sex and violence, the willingness of either and both. Price £12 / £6 |
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#9 - The Man Who Murdered His Muse By James Champagne Set among the alt and goth scenes in a small US college city, this novella is a dark and sharp horror story about the art of writing, twisted intellectualism, mainstream success and the sometimes highly warped relationships people can have with their creative muses. Price £12 / £6 |
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By Andrew Hook Andrew Hook weaves the poignant and erotic story of a British expatriate and her increasingly surreal quest for sexual fulfilment. Price £12 / £6 |
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By David Gullen Third Instar is a vivid, evocative and ultimately dreamlike fantasy novella set in a city on the edge of the world in the most profound sense. Price £12 / £6 |
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By Gaurav Monga Gaurav Monga’s Family Matters is a set of miniatures laced with quiet absurdism and melancholy. Price £12 / £6 |
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By Ian Kappos These five stories follow disaffected youths through the day-to-day routines that help them cope and into more surreal territory, where the destitute and the otherworldly intertwine. Price £12 / £6 |
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By Brendan Connell An unusual and experimental chapbook constructed with a coloured interior and loosely based on Italian futurism. Price £12 / £7.50 |
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#3 - How I Learned The Truth About Krampus by Tom Johnstone A sharp and intelligently written horror story that delves deep into seasonal mythology and folk legend. Price £12 / £6 |
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by D. F. Lewis Stories deeply rooted in both horror and dreams, yet told in a way that maybe comes closest to ‘outsider art’. Price £12 / £6 |
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by Kristine Ong Muslim A mini-collection of dreamy and haunting sci-fi and strange fiction. Price £12 / £6 |
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