... This month's issue we celebrate the publication of the fiftieth piece of flash fiction to grace our pages from the pen of Shaun A. Saunders. Please also visit to find out more about Shaun's upcoming anthology "Navigating In The New World" which is already receiving rave reviews. As for the magazine, this month's stories are:
"Fine Tuning" by J. Alan Brown
"Little Green Apples" by Angela Slatter
"Assassin's Sorrow" by Chris Pavey
"Lie Back And Think Of Efficiency" by Meika Loofs Samorzewski
"A Fine Madness" by Shaun A. Saunders
"Egg Sharing" by Julie Bailue
"All For An Orchidaceae" by Andrew Leadbeatter
"Framework" by Rodney J. Smith
"Sweat" by Deven Kivioja
"Yum Yum" by Charles Richard Laing
Also, this month, we bring you more reviews than ever of recent fantasy and SF in "Vide", where Nuke dreams of Electric Sheep & ascend's Elliott's Spirit Gate, while Craig Miles gets into a little Shadowplay. Sue Clennell does her usual stuff too, in E-scapes, and finds out what word is applied to you when you have a phobia about conspiracies. Are you frightened to go outside lest the UFOs land? If you are, you're not one of us, it seems, and you ought to visit this month's Ionospherics to discover the usefulness of the notion of "dedicated weird".
4 comments:
Thanks for the mention, Paul. The anthology will be released very, very soon - I'll keep everyone posted :-)
In the meantime, I hope that my 50th story for AntiSF, 'A Fine Madness' brings a smile or two to readers' faces.
well it did to me. In truth, you are up against some stiff competition this month. Good bunch of stories.
The editor strives to maintain AntiSF as a good quality read, and the numbers the webzine pulls in support that! For a writer, it's best to be surrounded by quality material :-)
Exactly. I think that a story fares better when all around it shine.
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