Copyright: Ellen Pace

With the Apocalypse on its way, Schlock has decided to celebrate our total annihilation in an issue of epic proportions. There’s stories, articles and poems, along with exceptional illustrations and photographs. The end may be nigh but it’s not all doom and gloom: amidst the wailing and gnashing of teeth, there’s a liberal dose of surreal farce – and the promise of redemption.

So stick with Schlock and we’ll be back (hopefully) with a debut, new concept issue next year. Enjoy!

(We will be publishing the PDF version later)

CONTENTS

The City is Landing by Kristine Ong Muslim, illustrated by various artists
Dreams of the End by Bettina Borg Cardona
To end, and end again by Teodor Reljic
Our Little Cult by Manuel Royal
On Killing Yourself by A. A. Garrison
The Truest Story of Jesse James by Ron Scheer
Literature in Zero Gravity by Julie Jansen
The Guardians of Armageddon by Joseph Farley
Pass the Can by Robert William Iveniuk
Not with a Bang, but a Squeaker by Thomas Pluck
The End by Peter Farrugia