The house is quiet. Other worlds await. It's Saturday morning and you're alone with the TV.You turn it on, inviting all kinds of weirdness into your home. You feel safe.It's all behind the screen, miles away. Nothing can hurt you.Can it?This is SATURDAY MOURNING TELEVISION, where terror comes at you in airwaves. Featuring new fiction & poetry from:Die Booth, Monica Carroll, Adrienne Clark, Tom Coombe, Mia Dalia, Jude Deluca, Buzz Dix...

A striking deluxe edition profiling the visionaries, writers, and thinkers whose ideas shaped the United States. Elegantly bound and thoughtfully curated, this volume offers readers a compelling journey through the intellectual and cultural foundations of the nation.Made in America: Thinkers Who Defined a Country explores the lives and ideas of the key figures who helped shape the political, social, and cultural landscape of the United States. This collection highlights influential...

There are times on the World stage when you will see bursts of national pride. And there are times when that sense of 'being' is an underlying thread-a part of a national psyche that is unconsciously acknowledged by most if you will-that gives Canadian fiction (in this case, the Crime subgenre) a distinctive flavour and feel to it.So when we put out a call for Canadian short form crime fiction: 'As Canadian as peameal bacon, Buckwud Maple syrup, Roberta Bondar, Timmies, poutine, an...

From Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and the writers of the new CW series Riverdale comes the first issue of the MUST-READ, brand new, ongoing comic series. Set in the universe of the TV series, the Riverdale comic offers a bold, subversive take on Archie, Betty, Veronica, Josie & the Pussycats and their friends, exploring small-town life and the darkness bubbling beneath Riverdale’s wholesome facade.

Bentley's Miscellany bursts onto the page as a mischievous new monthly, announced by "Boz" with theatrical confidence, self-mockery, and a promise of wit without party politics or malice. Its opening manifestos reject narrow labels, invite readers to judge the magazine by its work, and celebrate a broad, entertaining blend of humor, feeling, observation, and literary craft. The volume's contents reinforce that ambition with an exuberant mix of fiction, poetry, sketches, satire, memoir, ser...

This theosophical magazine declares itself a "light-bringer," using the scandal of its title to challenge ignorance, superstition, and prejudice. Edited by H. P. Blavatsky and Mabel Collins, it ranges far beyond occultism alone, engaging religion, philosophy, psychology, science, and social criticism in a bold forum for free thought. Its pages defend Lucifer as a symbol of illumination, not evil, and argue that truth, science, and religion need not be enemies. Through witty polemic, imagin...

Bentley's Miscellany bursts open with the confidence of a magazine determined to entertain, astonish, and provoke. Its pages mix fiction, poetry, satire, travel writing, comic essays, and social observation, while Oliver Twist emerges as the standout serial, drawing readers into a darker, more sustained drama. The issue's playful verse and celebratory pieces add wit and color, balancing literary ambition with mischievous humor and vivid local or seasonal charm. At the heart of the volume, ...

A blazing collection of responses to the U.S.'s shocking annexation threats and the swell of Canadian national unity that followed, from a remarkable array of Canada's sharpest and most influential minds.Donald Trump is president. And he is insisting that Canada is for sale. It feels disorienting, even existential, to watch a trade war escalate and to hear an American president vow to make Canada “the 51st state.” Amid this disorientation, there ...

Discover the dark, whimsical wonder of ancient Korea in this spellbinding collection of magical tales, gorgeously jacketed with bespoke cover illustrations from award-winning artist Bekologic.Leave behind drab, dark nights to trek across moonlit snowfields, shiver in horror at wild-cat women, explore the enchanted halls of fairy palaces, and follow the strange cries that beckon from beneath the Mysterious Hoi Tree.Uncanny and entrancing, shadowy and sorcero...

Table of ContentsList of Works by Author List of Works in Alphabetical Order Authors' BiographiesEdwin Abbott Abbott :: Edgar Rice Burroughs :: John Wood Campbell :: Raymond King Cummings :: Arthur Conan Doyle :: Tom Godwin :: Andre Norton :: H. Beam Piper :: Mack Reynolds :: Mary Shelley :: Edward Elmer Smith :: Jules Verne :: H. G. WellsEdwin Abbott AbbottFlatland: A Romance of Many DimensionsEdgar Rice BurroughsThe Chessmen of Mars The Gods of Mars The Land that Time Forgot The Mucker a...

Greatest American Short Stories (Deluxe Hardbound Edition)Rediscover the magic of storytelling with this beautifully bound Deluxe Boxed Set, a curated anthology of America’s most enduring short stories. From the eerie genius of Edgar Allan Poe and the razor-sharp wit of Mark Twain, to the emotional resonance of Kate Chopin and the dazzling imagination of F.What the Book Explores • Core themes developed through structured progression• Concepts presented with clarity and cohe...

Dare to explore the darkest corners of the human imagination with this chilling deluxe hardbound edition of Greatest Horror Stories from Around the World. Featuring terrifying tales from a diverse range of cultures and traditions, this collection reveals that horror knows no boundaries—whether it’s the gothic dread of Europe, the ghostly legends of Asia, or the supernatural folklore of the Americas. With classic and lesser-known stories curated for maximum fright, this edition is a must-ha...