Weird tales from the best contemporary writers

That was a long summer—you know the sort: a heatwave we thought would never end, days we thought would never end. After the brouhaha died down, I swore myself to silence. I was eleven years old. It wa...

One step inside and Amy knew there was something she’d forgotten. She heaved her rucksack over the threshold and counted the carrier bags she’d lugged up from the Co-op in the town. Four, which was ri...

That was a long summer—you know the sort: a heatwave we thought would never end, days we thought would never end. After the brouhaha died down, I swore myself to silence. I was eleven years old. It wa...

Weird tales from the best contemporary writers

featuring ouroboroses, ouroboroi, riverrun, the media household income in the state of Oregon, future iterations of Oregon, and a frankly unplanned-upon number of coincidences throughout

Changes in guidance and science seem to have little impact on millions of devastated lives. It’s a social crisis playing out behind closed doors, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot