Issue 3 – Teaser with music from Atzi Muramatsu
At Event Horizon 5 the brilliant celloist Atzi Muramatsu improvised while watching a slideshow of some of the artwork from the forthcoming Issue 3 of Shoreline of
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At Event Horizon 5 the brilliant celloist Atzi Muramatsu improvised while watching a slideshow of some of the artwork from the forthcoming Issue 3 of Shoreline of
Ah you lucky people. Put the 25th February in your diaries. Event Horizon every last Thursday of the month at Deadhead Comics, and this time we
[intense_lead font_color=”inverse”] Event Horizon 4 is on Thursday 28th January 2016 and is as usual, at Deadhead Comics on West Nicholson Street. It starts at 7:30pm.[/intense_lead] We have Tracey S Rosenberg reading her
Event Horizon 3 is on Thursday 26th November 2015 and is as usual, at Deadhead Comics on West Nicholson Street. It starts at 7:30pm.
Shoreline of Infinity’s Event Horizon is returning to Deadhead Comics for a night of science fiction in Edinburgh on Thursday 29th October.
“ Grand night!” “More please” “Great event, great space” “Liked the music very much” “I came because it was Deadhead. I’ll come back because I enjoyed
I’m a sucker for a good fairy tale, me. It started young, with the likes of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, a touch of Red Riding Hood, Rumplestiltskin
Launching Multiverse international anthology ofscience fiction poetry Edited by Rachel Plummer and Russell Jones Poetry readings: Finola Scott Hamish Whyte Rachel Rankin Gray Crosbie Sarah Stewart April Hill with readings beamed in from afar… Music from: Edinburgh Songsmith Roelle Blue Australian Singer-Songwriter Simon Chatewith songs from his album
Shoreline of Infinity Event Horizon – Thursday 8th November 2018 – come join the celebrations with Cops and Monsters, Markee de Saw and Bert Finkle, Andrew J Wilson, Aileen Ballentyne and the Award Winners!
Come join us for some Autumnal Cheer. All the way from Glasgow… Speculative Books does Event Horizon! Featuring prose from Dale McMullen Christina Neuwirth Poetry from Sam Small David Ross Linklater Jack MacMillan With Scifi Hip-hop from Bram E. Gieben And launching Shoreline of Infinity 13 with a reading from
We’re back! After a sensational Festival Pop-up event we return to Frankenstein for Event Horizon number 34 – And it’s free!* We have: Music with the fantastic L-Space Words from the superlative Paige Elizabeth Smith Jonathan Whitelaw Olga Wojtas Helen Jackson Peter Hormel 7.30pm – to who knows when, THURSDAY
Thanks everyone for making this a great night. Here are just some of the comments we received on Twitter @shoreinf Shoreline of Infinity Event Horizon: Festival Science Fiction special featuring: Ada Palmer Jane Yolen Jo Walton Rachel Plummer MC Russell Jones Free glass of gin with every ticket* 8pm
SHORELINE’S SUMMER EXTRAVAGANZA Event horizon Headliner: Jane Yolen Poetry: Russell Jones and Caroline Hardaker Prose: read by Debbie Cannon Art: Elizabeth Dulemba SF food & fairytale: Matjaz Vidmar Music: Reverse Engineer MC: Gavin Inglis from Writers’ Bloc (late sub!) Plus SF music, the launch of Shoreline of Infinity issue 12, the
The Fantasy Event in conjunction with Æther & Ichor Gerda Stevenson Eris Young Gordon Wilson Callum Dougan SK Farrell The Cthulhu Brothers join us on our 30th Event Horizon for words and music, chat and beer, and a peruse of the Merch table groaning under the weight of some fine
Can Science Fiction Save Us? 8pm Thursday 12th April 2018, Anatomy Lecture Theatre, Summerhall. This month we’ve teamed up with the Edinburgh Science Festival for a fascinating evening exploring the power of science fiction. We’ll have poetry and music from Rachel Plummer and Nicky Long on clarinet. Ben Blow reads from Shoreline of Infinity
Read the full review at Rhyming with Ranking Celebrating International Women’s Day with a night of live science fiction We have: The Monster and Mary Shelley performed by Catherine Gillard of The Occasion Songs from the awesome Roelle Blue #noBadVibes – a new story from Katy Lennon Poetry from Siobhan Shields
A monster evening of science fiction with Prose and other words from Ruth EJ Booth, Hal Duncan & Neil Williamson Poetry from Aileen Ballantyne and Andrew Blair Songs of Apollo’s Children from Painted Ocean 7.30pm – to who knows when, THURSDAY 8th February 2018 Frankenstein 26 George IV Bridge Edinburgh EH1 1EN