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Infinity Wanderers 18

Infinity Wanderers 18 is the late Summer 2026 issue of the alternate history and science fiction magazine, with a lead story by Kelly Xiang.

The Eloquence of Distance

Contemporary American poetry by Gary Beck, The Eloquence of Distance looks at some of the anomalies in this strange life

The Missing Crayon

Juniper can create actual worlds with her trusty crayons, but what can she do about a troublesome kid brother who's always stealing her stuff? Simple, since their parents refuse to...

Dreams of Good and Evil

Holding it back took great effort, but this fallen would not destroy him. Their wing armor made loud clangs as their wings crashed into each other with powerful hits

Pirate Spring

A bright young Haitian returns home from college in the USA after the 2010 earthquake and faced with the suffering of his village sets out to commit piracy on the rich.

Love Boat 2026

At last! What we have been hoping and waiting for for those last few years has finally come to pass. We are on the first stage of our Caribbean adventure.

A Road So Travelled

A Road So Travelled is an entrancing mixture of autobiography and travel articles, fully illustrated with photographs, and covering 9 decades of the 20th and 21st centuries.

Bubblewood

A cottage in the woods. Rumours of a witch. And two curious teenage girls, eager to get to the bottom of the mystery.

Unresponsive Sky

L. B. Sedlacek's latest poetry collection, 'Unresponsive Sky,' embarks on an exploration that traverses the vast expanse of the cosmos

Agamemnon: The Play by Aeschylus

A new translation, aimed at the stage, of Agamemnon, the play by Aeschylus

A Fountain Stirred

One might be forgiven for thinking, on first reading, that the content of 'A Fountain Stirred' more strongly reflects those darker and sadder aspects of life as we experience it.

Rhymes and Remembrance

WW2 evacuee poems describing leaving home, the evacuation journey, what it was like to be 'chosen' by local families, and when the war ended, meeting their parents once again

Farraway

As far as Farraway is concerned, his first year and a bit of death has been a distinct disappointment; as is Heaven itself. He has so many questions

A Memory of Greatness

Never underestimate the power of one act, one book, one mistake or one vice to change the world for better or for worse.

From Small Causes, Great Events

What we call "history" is comparable to an intricately woven tapestry. Remove one thread, replace it with another and the entire pattern is changed. I

Magic World

Helios was a magic, born and raised. His magic was limited but he could summon up a pretty good fireball when he wanted to and he didn't like getting spit on.

Somewhere Between Heart and Hands

The mostly autobiographical collection ranges from poems about my childhood to poems about my children.

Time of the Darkness

Follow 1400 years of history, from an alternate 1900 to the galactic empire of 3300AD where humanity inadvertently reawakens a terror that the elder races believed long dead.

A Robot, A Ghost and An Alien Walk into a Bar

In this collection, robots are art collectors, blues musicians and philosophical cats. Aliens are bumbling interlopers who get eviscerated by urban coyotes, or bogged down

Back on Track

Back On Track is a story about an Irish Catholic family arriving in Youngstown Ohio from County Tipperary in 1845 who met both Triumph and Tragedy.

Broth Again For Dinner

Set in the aftermath of the First World War, Broth Again For Dinner introduces us to a young girl, Florence, from Whitland, Carmarthenshire, and her life up to the age of 16

Crashed

Crashed is a sci-fi adventure based in the future, about five space travelers on a mission to mine and retrieve fuels from distant locations

Discoveries

Discoveries is a poetry collection that reveals some of the problems that beset us in this difficult life.

Earworms

How has an intelligent but naiive academic ended up in a deadly stand-off inside a top-secret scientific research establishment?

Million Miles Away

The poems in Million Miles Away address the eternal themes of love, nature, religion, despair, and occasionally the poet's favourite, insomnia.

Never The Dawn

Never The Dawn sees the Empire of Albion confront the mystery of the Lights in West Africa, and the mysterious and sinister Order of the Serpent which lurks in the shadows.

Sophocles - Three Plays

Electra, Antigone, and The Three Satyrs in a new translation aimed at production for the stage

Tapestry of Words

Tapestry of Words has a bit of everything, and dashes at full speed through a wide range of subjects and genres

The Gordonious Collection of Short Stories

The Gordonious Collection of Short Stories illustrates the many different natures of mankind, from humour to sadness, deception to trust and bravery to friendship.

The Memoir I'll Never Write

This collection of poems explores my journey away from Appalachia and religion, and into my identity as a queer person.

The Wooden Box

A collection of short stories of varying lengths and genre, including mystery, sci-fi, fantasy, crime, memoir, anecdote, romance, and factual discussion.

Unillumined

Unillumined is a poetry collection that looks at problems, issues, and disagreements facing our world and some of the things that may console us.

Better Men

The Imperium Romanum Sacrum spans the galaxy. The wealth of a thousand worlds fills its coffers daily. It is the worst of times. The enemies of the Imperium are legion

Double Envelopment

Double Envelopment is a poetry collection committed to exploring social, political and economic issues, with particular concern for my divided country.

Stepping Out Into Showbusiness

Simone wrote the story of her life in her mid 1990s, covering WW2 service in the ATF, work at the Windmill Theatre, life in a West Wales haunted mansion, and TV appearances

How To Write Alternate History

Grey Wolf's articles on how to write alternate history include what to look out for, considerations to bear in mind, and ideas for progression.

Slender Threads

History is an intricately woven tapestry hanging in space and time. Remove one thread, replace it with another, and the entire picture changes.

Ten Naval Battles

Presented as in a textbook from an alternate world, Ten Naval Battles narrates the ten battles of the title in sequence, and we watch the alternate history world that emerges.

Thamesmead

A recurring theme found within his poems is a distrust of the monolithic State and all its attendant media mouthpieces. Yet also there is an unshakeable belief in the individual

The Angels' Trumpets

The body of work in this book is meant to represent the journey of life: from birth where everything seems so fresh and innocent,

To Bangladesh and Back

This book you are about to read is a day to day account of the things I did, the things I ate, but most of all the people I met when I went to Bangladesh for a holiday.

What's Not To Love?

Finding our way back from despair tests our human resolve. But there is light, even in our darkest hours, and it is then, love shines the brightest.

Yesterday's Empire

A collection of poetry in memory of my Mum, illustrated by occasional photography, with a cover image specially commissioned from artist Derek Roberts.

The Falklands My Experience

Jack, a veteran of the 1982 Falklands War, returns a quarter of a century later to see the islands in the sun for the first time and follow the course of the battles.