This week, many authors who are part of the Anthropic copyright class action settlement began receiving notices like these: The one on the right invites authors to review and confirm their claims: jus...

Edge-Lit makes it a dozen with its return in 2026, once again serving up a wide array of interviews, talks, workshops and more for lovers of genre fiction.

This new novel from Jenni Daiches is built from several inspirations. The first is that of the American tradition of novels about travelling across the vast wilderness towards the west when White folks were only just consolidating their genocide of native peoples. Daiches takes the sentiment of those novels and transplants them to the UK. This might sound a bit out of place but her setting is a UK and the idea of the farming novel without the farming.

Check out Project Hanuman - The Arcology is a pan galactic utopia whose people live entirely online. Tired of paradise, Praveenthi ‘Prab’ Saal had herself printed into the physical world of Sirajah’s ...

We’re so excited to reveal the cover for Challenging the Tides: An Anthology of Hope. Is it The Humber region’s first climate fiction anthology? We certainly hope so.

Check out the outstanding writers in Challenging the Tides: An Anthology of Hope line-up. A Book packed with inspiring stories from across the Yorkshire area.

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