Since time immemorial, humans have wondered about the existence of life after death. We all know we are going to die. But what happens after that? The inevitability of death makes us ponder on the uncertainty of the unknown—the afterlife, spirituality, and religion—whether we just fade to dust or if there is an afterlife. Read More…
Tabula Rasa is the theory that humans are born without preconceived notions or built-in mental content. In a more philosophical sense, it represents a clean slate. Within this anthology, we have twenty-one diverse stories from authors exploring this concept. These stories depict new beginnings, new relationships, and even new worlds. Read More…
At the tender age of just fifteen, Jeremy is forced to grow up and help aid his town’s survival as one of the only men there able to reproduce.
Taken to pick between huts of mutant women for insemination, he ends up with a newcomer named Sandy, seemingly mute and shockingly beautiful, with a strong will and never-fading hope. Read More…
Jason, a collection agent for an old-world items antique business, gets a request from a client named Harver to go on a mission worth fifty thousand dollars. All he has to do is visit Dusty Heights in Arizona, a nuclear plant recently made into a tourist attraction, and find a teddy bear and jewellery box belonging to Harver’s grandmother. Read More…
Harbingers is an anthology of short stories loosely based on the four horsemen of the apocalypse. Alanah Andrews, E.L. Giles, Marcus Turner and Natalie Rix have teamed up to encapsulate the foreboding characters of the fabled horsemen. Read More…
Since humankind began, the certainty of death has made us ponder on the uncertainty of the unknown—the afterlife, spirituality, reincarnation and religion—all in an effort to explore and try to explain our reason for existing, living and dying. Read More…
For generations, my people have passed on the terrifying tale of The Faceless People. Supposedly beautiful and intelligent beneath their metallic bubbles, but also violent and cruel, they are said to arrive in the middle of the night and drag people away. Those people never return. I always thought they were a myth, told to keep children inside at night.
I was wrong. Read More…
“There are things that live in the woods. Mutants. They trespass. They steal. But worst of all, they killed my mother.”
When Bryony is abducted by mutants, she is certain that she will follow the same fate as her mother. However, she soon discovers that this wasn’t a random attack after all; the mutants have been watching her for years. Read More…
Mutations. We call them mutts—humans born with genetic deviations that make them strange and dangerous.
Some say they are a punishment from God; others believe they are the result of nuclear fallout from the last war. Either way, the wall encircling our village keeps them out. Most of the time. Read More…
Max discovers that there’s nothing worse than a jealous ex-girlfriend. Especially one that’s jealous from beyond the grave…
Lucy discovers that she can access the Akashic Records of mankind. Read More…