‘Ogle & Creake’, a short story by Kieran McGuire
The woods groaned in nervous curiosity, swaying and shifting in the still air. Two creatures shuffled along in their midst, down a path of dirt and stones. They appear at first glance to be men, […]
Literature
Man’s World (2011) by Rupert Smith
As my hand reaches for the book that promises to exclude women, I cannot help but wonder whether it can be of any interest to female readers. Already it is the No. 1 Amazon Gay […]
Soft City, Fantastic Metropolis – a short story by Gary Budden
“There are certain memories that never really reach your brain. They stay in your blood like a dormant virus.” – Michael Moorcock, ‘London Blood’ The city was soft. Streets expanded and contracted with the seasons, […]
‘Subject Frank’, a short story by Kieran McGuire
Private Log: Dr. Edward Carcer Date and Time: 1/9/2031, 20:34 Subject: Subject Frank Procedures and Observations: Began testing on Subject Frank today at 08:00. Subject Frank exhibits a global psychogenic amnesia caused by extensive […]