Review by Nikky Lee Michael Botur returns for a tour de force of NZ horror with his latest...
Review: You Are My Sunshine and Other Stories by Octavia Cade
Review by Robinne Weiss This collection of short stories by Octavia Cade is a pull-no-punches imagination of a...
Book Review: Remains to be Told: Dark Tales of Aotearoa edited by Lee Murray
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Book Review: The Devil Took Her
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Aftermath: Tales of Survival in Aotearoa New Zealand
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The Better Sister and other stories (Review by Deryn Pitar)
DELICIOUS BITES OF DARKNESS This collection portrays family dynamics in its many forms. Sisters feature in each story,...
Lexicon Winner Published in Andromeda Spaceways
Robinne Weiss’s short story, The Pied Piper, has just been published as the cover story in Andromeda Spaceways Magazine....
Te Kōrero Ahi Kā – Daniel Stride
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Te Kōrero Ahi Kā – Grant Stone
By Grant Stone When you spend a good number of years mowing an Auckland lawn you learn a...
Te Kōrero Ahi Kā – Dan Rabarts
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Te Kōrero Ahi Kā – Mike Reeves McMillan
by Mike Reeves McMillan Gatekeeper, What Toll? is my attempt to write a six-volume epic fantasy in a...
Three Anthologies Seeking Submissions
The SUBMERGED, ALL HAIL OUR ROBOT CONQUERORS!, and THE DEATH OF ALL THINGS anthologies from Zombies Need Brains...
The Dog with No Name
The Dog with No Name, by Grace Bridges: One eventful night in Belfast, a soulful dog makes a...
Silver, Sharp as Silk
Silver Sharp as Silk, by Dan Rabarts in Dreaming of Djinn “It is sharp, and beautiful, and awful...
All That Glitters
All That Glitters, by Dan Rabarts “The two agents broke into a run, following the tunnel down, deeper,...