When we posted our schedule a few weeks ago we were planning to release a new novella today; Other Self by Mia Dalia. Then we got super-busy and we found we were in danger of rushing out the story before it was properly ready. So we've decided to reschedule and Other Self will now come out on December 4th. We'll have presales up and running in a couple of weeks.

The Omnibus: 30 Flash Fiction Stories! (Five Flash) - Kindle edition by Fomley, Eric, Delmas, Kai, Smith, Addison . Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Omnibus: 30 Flash Fiction Stories! (Five Flash).

Brand new fiction this week from Emily Dow - and we've also just published a new fantasy novella: Rice Mountain, by Sam Fletcher. Plus Wyldblood 19 is out now with nine great new science fiction and fantasy stories. Glowbugs Emily Dow Hours had passed since we first set up camp, and by now the sky had darkened from its typical warm, yellow glow to a pitch-black night.

Brand new fiction this week from Ells Montgomery - and more to come next Friday when we publish Sam Fletcher's novella Rice Mountain - watch out for it. Plus Wyldblood 19 is out now with nine great new science fiction and fantasy stories. Dim Meridian Elis Montgomery This time, we walk to the line together. It’s evening; I’m hoping that’ll make it easier.

Life is tough on Rice Mountain, deep in the remote Eastern Washington highlands, Now, just seven ageing men remain of the family that once dominated it: Ernest Rice and his six brothers. When a harsh winter descends and the family begins to slip into madness, Ernest’s own visions—or the spirits he meets—may be his only chance of survival. Get your copy from…

The longest winter in living memory threatens the sanity - and the lives - of the solitary Rice brothers scraping a living on remote Rice Mountain, high in the Washington Hills.

A brand new science fiction and fantasy anthology from Wyldblood Press.

We have a new story this week - plus we've just published a new Wyldblood Magazine and we'd love you to see it. Details after the story... (In)finitum Vaughan Roste Immortality is boring. There, I said it. It was billed as the end to death. Humanity’s ultimate victory. I was amongst the first to be Uplifted – escaping our mortal coils and temporal bodies, our consciousnesses were Uplifted to cyberspace.

Nine fantastic new stories in a brand new anthology magazine - out now. “My father says that there were more stars in the sky when he was young.”The Quiet That Awaits Us Then - M. Shedric Simpson “I’m sorry, it’s completely impossible.” The doctor’s eyes were no longer kind. “I’m a doctor, not a mechanic.”Dreaming of Electric Wombs…

Wyldblood 18 is out now!Follow us and get free Flash and occasional update posts here. We're also on Bluesky (@Wyldblood) and Facebook (WydbloodPress) Next story submission day September 1st (closed o...

No Crimes Committed Eric Fomley When you return to the carrier, you're ushered into a room that’s dull and grey, with a monitor, a chair with straps on its arms, and some sort of helmet-like device to...

New free fiction from Wyldblood Press - a fresh story every fortnight. Sign up here to get them straight to your inbox. No Crimes Committed Eric Fomley When you return to the carrier, you're ushered into a room that’s dull and grey, with a monitor, a chair with straps on its arms, and some sort of helmet-like device to go over a patient’s head.

The Carousel of Happiness Anne Wilkins Some will die, just a little, and only for a short while. It’s always interesting who the carousel chooses.  There’s quite a crowd gathered tonight. Midsummer air on a Friday evening has lured them from their homes. Tomorrow we’ll be moving to a new town with fresh fodder. “Come ride the Carousel of Happiness,” I call, one long arm outstretched, a well-manicured hand beckoning, my rubber-band smile stretched wide.

Beauty in Falling Leaves Michael Bettendorf Audrey found the old man in the arboretum where he was talking to the trees, slumped at the base of a mature cottonwood. Noel wept, clutching its trunk so tight that his gnarled fingers turned pale. Tears dripped from his face onto the damp soil beneath. The arboretum smelled like it always smelled this time of year.

We've got a brand new Wyldblood Magazine OUT NOW! Buy from us or from Amazon - print or digital. Eight stories in a bookshelf sized handy package: magic, monsters and metallic meddlers, with tales from Derek Alan Jones, David Castlewitz, Nathan Bowen Akis Linardos, Jo Miles, Scott P Miller, M. Luke McDonell and B Zelkovich. And coming up, next week sees the return of our…

Eight brand new science fiction and fantasy stories in a new anthology magazine from Wyldblood Press. We've got witchcraft (and if you're going to burn a witch at the stake, you'd better have a plan for what comes next), a library hungry for stories, a way to tweak your partner's habits and traits so that they're just perfect, worlds above and below and a Princess who moves between them, a fantasy hero confronting his writer, severe weirdness out at sea, tiny robots and burning factories and, finally, king tides and bittersweet endings.

Eight brand new science fiction and fantasy stories from some of our best writers. Witches, robots and weirdness!

We're open for submissions on May 1st - today! So if you're a writer and you think your stories would be a good fit for us look at our guidelines then email them through to contact@wyldblood.com. They'll need to be between 500-5,000 words (or 15-40,000 words for novellas) and we'll pay £0.01 per word (flat rate £100 for novellas). And they'll need to be science fiction or fantasy.

Pauline Barmby Returning to the solar system from her trip to the nearest black hole, the taikonaut slowly shook the hibernation lethargy from her muscles. As much as she treasured the companionship o...

We're open for submissions on April 1st - today! So if you're a writer and you think your stories would be a good fit for us look at our guidelines then email them through to contact@wyldblood.com. They'll need to be between 500-5,000 words (or 15-40,000 words for novellas) and we'll pay £0.01 per word (flat rate £100 for novellas). And they'll need to be science fiction or fantasy.

Wyldblood 17 is out now!Follow us and get free Flash and occasional update posts here. We're also on Bluesky (@Wyldblood) and Facebook (WydbloodPress) We need new stories - submit them on the 1st day ...

We're about to publish Hidden Shadows: A Milford Anthology on behalf of the longrunning Milford Workshop, a professional writer's organisation with many multi award winning and multi published writers in its ranks. With stories by Jaine Fenn, Al Robertson, Heather Lindsley. David Gullen, Fiona Moore and many others, it's packed with 340 pages of high quality science fiction and fantasy.

An anthology of science fiction and fantasy stories all honed to perfection in the Milford Writers' Workshop, originally published around the world in places such as Lightspeed, Clarkesworld and Analog,.

Finally pulled my finger out to review the latest Wyldblood, which is, as ever, a mixture of strange and interesting stories.    

We've been round long enough to amass quite a few stories by now - and we've often published the shorter ones for free in our Wyld Flash series. And the good news is they're still online - clck here to read them. For longer work in a bookshelf sized anthology we've got Wyldblood Magazine - we're up to issue 17…

This fine tale from Ephiny Gale, which we first published back in 2020, has, in our opinion, the best opening line of any story we've seen in a long time, and we thought it deserved a new, wider airing. We hope you agree... Light and Sleek and Strong Ephiny Gale When I wake from having my breasts surgically removed, multiple apocalypses are in progress.

Thin Skin By M. Luke McDonell When the small fire started exactly in the right place, when the sprinklers failed to activate, when the entire robot manufacturing facility in Fremont burned to the grou...

Thin Skin By M. Luke McDonell When the small fire started exactly in the right place, when the sprinklers failed to activate, when the entire robot manufacturing facility in Fremont burned to the grou...

We've got brand new fiction this week - taken from the next Wyldblood Magazine. It's here two months early - and for free! Thin Skin By M. Luke McDonell When the small fire started exactly in the right place, when the sprinklers failed to activate, when the entire robot manufacturing facility in Fremont burned to the ground–Talia would be the prime suspect.

Wyldblood 17 is out now!Follow us and get free Flash and occasional update posts here. We're also on Bluesky (@Wyldblood) FREE FLASH! Flying Takes Heart Adrienne Canino The dragon saw a ridge of mount...

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For one day only we're taking submissions - anything science fiction and fantasy. Flash to 1,500 words, short stories to 5,000 words and novelllas between 20-40,000 words. Guidelines and pay rates on our submissions page. February 1st. Send us your creative best, Wyldblood 17 Wyldblood 17 is available now buy from us or from Amazon Eight brand new science fiction and fantasy stories in our latest 114 page anthology.