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Shoreline of Infinity 31
Stories and poems from: Bo Balder, Chris Barnham, Brian D. Hinson, Monica Louzon, Ken MacLeod, Adam Marx, Andy McKell, Lindz McLeod, Heather Valentine, Juleigh Howard-Hobson, Richard Magahiz, Sadie Maskery
Noise & Sparks: Ruth EJ Booth
Non-fiction: Anna Mocikat on – Is Cyberpunk Dead?
SF Indie Press Spotlight: Peter Buck of Elsewhen Press
2022 Flash Fiction Competition Details
This issue is published in paperback and digital versions: PDF, Kindle and ePub
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The Forgotten and the Fantastical 5: Modern fables and ancient tales
Edited by Teika Bellamy
The fifth in the series of The Forgotten and the Fantastical brings you wolves and glass and altered reality. A grandmother remembers what it was like to be in the belly of a wolf; a newly wed wife is revolted by her billionaire husband; a mother protects her child from the cunning Folk of the Mound, and women young and old go in search of a better life.
Features new writing from: Becky Cherriman, Noel Chidwick, Carys Crossen, Donna M Day, Rosie Garland, Kim Gravell, Katie Gray, Sarah Hindmarsh, Jonty Levine, Keris McDonald, Angela Readman, Louise M M Richards, Marija Smits, Aliya Whiteley.
Format: paperback, 200 pages.
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Flash Fiction Competition for Shoreline of Infinity Readers 2022
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