Today, Immanion Press is releasing Venus Burning: Realms. The Collected Short Stories from ‘Realms of Fantasy’ by Tanith Lee. This volume collects, for the first time, all the stories Tanith wrote for this seminal US genre magazine and includes a Preface by the magazine’s founder and editor, Shawna McCarthy, who was a close friend of Tanith’s.... Continue Reading →
What could that be in his Grandfather's hand? Isn't it obvious? It's the great, grand and glorious Plot Device! It could be a sword, that's always good. His Father's sword? No, he would have noticed that before now. He'll have to pick that up later. Maybe it's a letter? Oh, yes. A slightly singed letter,... Continue Reading →
“Humanagerie” will showcase both poetry and short fiction on the theme of animals. The book will not be about animals as such, but will instead be inspired by the characteristics that animals possess, and the points at which these intersect with – and manifest in – humanity. It will also be based on the strange... Continue Reading →
When we last left The Hero, he was standing at the side of the road watching the flames of his family's farm go up in, well, flames. A single tear runs down his cheek, because a single tear is much more dramatic than a flood. He remembers all the happy times he had with his... Continue Reading →
We are delighted to be able to announce that the first issue of our SFF e-zine will be hitting the metaphorical stands on the 30th of April! If you haven't already, be sure to subscribe to our Patreon to get your copy! Issue #1 contains short stories from four exciting authors, as well as a... Continue Reading →
The finalists for the 2018 Hugo Awards, Award for Best Young Adult Book, and John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer and for the 1943 Retrospective Hugo Awards were announced at simultaneous events held in San Jose, California, at Norwescon 41 in SeaTac, Washington, and at Follycon, the 68th British National Science Fiction Convention... Continue Reading →
Sarah Baethge is using the launch of her werewolf novel to bring attention to Protect the Wolves http://protectthewolves.com/ What happens when you discover that you are helping evil, and when you can only turn towards the people that you have hurt in the past when you need help? ‘If the only people wronged are monsters,... Continue Reading →
One day, maybe a Tuesday, The Hero woke up. He did not yet know he was The Hero, but we did, because a picture of him is on the front cover. He's young, handsome and strong or clever. Probably both. The Hero goes about on his normal day, working in the fields, or the blacksmith,... Continue Reading →
Studying in the prestigious English Department at the University of Iowa, Brianna Goux is a writer who grew up in the foothills of Seattle. In her free time she loves to ride horses, box, and explore new places. Amara’s Rose is her debut novel. What’s your favourite part of the lifestyle of an Author? My... Continue Reading →
