Illustration by Nico Grimm by Stanley M Noah Illustration by Nico Grimm can be seen if you believe they are there. It’s the long traveled deep wheeled road that got me here. Near darkness followed like a spell, and the outlined view was found the old house with yellow lit windows, flickering from inside. In
Month: July 2014
Illustration by Daniela Attard by Anna Tambour Illustration by Daniela Attard Originally published in Subterranean, Issue #7 (2007). Winner of the 2007 Aurealis Award for Best Horror Short Story Honoré Barrot, the bijoutier, as he was called, was the most uncelebrated of his trade and proud of it, as his life depended upon secrets
Illustration by Thom Cuschieri by Robin Wyatt Dunn Illustration by Thomas Cuschieri This is a death sentence. I am writing it myself. The narrative of a slave, written by himself! Written by himself, himself, himself, himself – I will never get outside the house. I have made peace with it. To you who I love:
‘Anna Tambour, Self-portrait, 2014’ Shortlisted for the World Fantasy Award, and recently regaled with a hardback edition courtesy of the inimitable – and Schlock-friendly – Chomu Press, Anna Tambour’s Crandolin was one of Schlock’s favourite novels of the past couple of years. So we just had to track down the author of this culinary-themed picaresque fable,
In a Schlock first, author Anna Tambour and the magazine’s co-editor Teodor Reljic talk shop about their latest novels: in Tambour’s case, the sophomore release Crandolin, and Reljic’s debut novel, Two. * Teodor Reljic: There is a mad energy to Crandolin which almost makes one feel as though it may have been written in one