Please welcome to the stage… Ru Pringle and T H Dray
16th April 2020
The plan is to post new readings here on Shoreline of Infinity’s Event Horizon Online every Thursday night. I see it is 11.45pm, so I’ve
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Online Book Launch – cocoon by Russell Jones
12th April 2020
cocoon is a new full-length collection of poetry by Edinburgh-based writer & editor Russell Jones, who is of course our fearless Deputy and Poetry Editor.
Russell Jones reads – and Tells a Joke
25th March 2020
Meet your host, Russell Jones, who introduces you to Event Horizon online.
He also reads his own SF poems and story segments — and includes his most disgusting bad joke.
T H Dray reading The Worms of Talav
16th April 2020
T H Dray reads The Worms of Talav, a flash poem-story about clever, kind, blue earthworms from another world.
She is reading from her Lockdown Location in Glasgow.
Ru Pringle reads from “October Song”
16th April 2020
Ru Pringle joins us at Event Horizon Online from his Lockdown Location in Dunoon in Scotland.
He is reading an extract from his latest novel, October Song, set in the near future and takes us on a nail-biting chase around the Highlands.
Ken MacLeod reads from “Selkie Summer”
2nd April 2020
Ken MacLeod joins us at Event Horizon Online from his Lockdown Location at home in Gourock, near Glasgow.
He is reading an extract from an as yet unreleased novella, Selkie Summer, to be published by NewCon Press
Cat Hellisen reads “Even When the World has told us it we have Ended”
22nd March 2020
Performing at Shoreline of Infinity’s Event Horizon on 12th March 2020 at an event celebrating International Women’s Day.
Jane Yolen Reads Robot Baby
17th March 2020
Birthed in the body shop,
polished by the nurse,
it rests in your arm
without movement or thought,
until you speak.
The Plague Stones James Brogden
2nd March 2020
The Plague Stones James Brogden Titan Books, 419 pages Review by Benjamin Thomas James Brogden’s The Plague Stones is a gothic world of horror
Cognition by Jacques St-Malo
24th February 2020
Cognition Jacques St-Malo 342 pages Ballista Press: 2019 Review by Megan Turney Jacques St-Malo’s Cognition is a near-future technothriller revolving around the micro and