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One morning I woke up and 1988 had disappeared. I didn’t notice at first…..

Read Out of Time

Con had snatched a kiss from Francis before he’d abandoned her in the Imagination Correction Facility and she replayed the memory as she waited in the check-in room, half watching a middle-aged woman setting out new clothes and books and toiletries for her.

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Prosecutor General Eve Marshall – the meanest cross-examiner in the courts of New Scotland.

Just my luck to get her on my case.

Read A Crime of Intelligence

Trees groaned and creaked on either side of the road and dark clouds loomed overhead. Con hoped for a storm. If a tree blew over and blocked their path, she could escape.

Read the sixth instalment of House of Witches

I didn’t realise that Sheeps were so large until they crowded around me and I got small and scared. We were inside a square wood home made by the Two-legged, and I went in by mistake because the chief Herder told me to, or at least I thought they told me to. It turned out that was wrong.

Read Sheepthing

Listen to the music. You’re in the ocean. Floating. Floating.

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Jahera’s hands trembled as she leant against the metal wall. Her palms slipped on the sweat pouring from her skin.

Read Prey

Congratulations to Dean Smith-Richard on reaching his kickstarter goal of $2,000. Kraxon Publishing was one of the backers of Dean’s kickstarter project.

Dean will use the money to launch a print edition of his book 3024 A.D. You can read more about it on Dean’s blog.

“Do you have a key to the head office?”  Paula hatches a cunning plan.

Read the fourth instalment of House of Witches

Rosie Oliver read her short story Getting There at the March BristolCon Fringe.

Listen to the podcast.

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