Anthologies
Irish Crime. Irish Myths. Requiems for the Departed contains seventeen short stories, inspired by Irish mythology, from some of the finest contemporary writers in the business. Watch the children of Conchobar return to their mischievous ways, meet ancient Celtic royalty, and follow druids and banshees as they are set loose in the new Irish underbelly, murder and mayhem on their minds. Featuring top shelf tales by Ken Bruen, Maxim Jakubowski, Stuart Neville, Brian McGilloway, Adrian McKinty, Sam Millar, John Grant, Garry Kilworth, T.A. Moore and many more.
Radio Silence is literature and rock & roll. Each issue includes fiction, poetry, interviews, and essays, featuring an award winning cast of literary, musical, and illustrative talent. In addition to the print magazine, we produce online content and live events. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit, we also give free copies of the magazine to high schools and libraries, and we use a portion of our revenue to buy books and musical instruments for kids. No high-quality magazine exists that presents rock music and literature side-by-side and explores their exhilarating relationship. Not until now.
BUY IT IN PRINT HERE: http://www.thecrimefactory.com/shop/ From the Land Down Under: Crime Factory Publications presents seventeen dark criminal tales, including new fiction by Peter Corris, Leigh Redhead, David Whish-Wilson, Adrian McKinty, Angela Savage, Helen Fitzgerald and more - including Greig Johnstone, JJ DeCeglie, Deborah Sheldon, Andrew Prentice, Finbarr McCarthy, Andrez Bergen, Amanda Wrangles, Cameron Ashley, Andrew Nette and Liam José. "Take a good sharp blade to this collection and let it bleed Aussie noir all over your floor." - Lindy Cameron, Sisters in Crime, from her foreword "Wear some headgear people, because the masters and apprentices come out swinging. Australian crime fiction at its grittiest and most compelling." - Lenny Bartulin, author of De Luxe and The Black Russian
A collection of stories from some of the world's greatest crime writers. Introduced by Ian Rankin, other contributors include Mark Billingham, Neil Gaiman, Anthony Horowitz, Alexander McCall Smith, Val McDermid, George Pelecanos, Stuart Neville, Walter Mosley, Adrian McKinty, and many more. Profile has raised more than $415,000 for Oxfam through previous collections OxTales and OxTravels .
A fascinating and unsettling anthology of 32 science fiction short stories in tribute to the prophetic dystopias of New Wave sci-fi pioneer, and literary titan of the twentieth century, J. G. Ballard—featuring Will Self, Iain Sinclair, Christopher Fowler, Chris Beckett, and a new Jerry Cornelius story from Michael Moorcock. Few authors are so iconic that their name is an adjective – Ballard is one of them. Master of both literary and science fiction, his novels such as Empire of the Sun , Crash and Cocaine Nights show a world out of joint – a bewildering, alienating and yet enthralling place. From his rapturously weird takes on contemporary reality to his classic dystopias like The Drowned World and High Rise , Ballard’s legacy shaped the future of literature. This first-of-its-kind anthology, featuring our greatest literary and science fiction authors, pays tribute to the unique visions of humanity’s uncanny and uneasy clash with the future – our empires of concrete – seen through the warped lens of J. G. Ballard. Edited by renowned editors Maxim Jakubowski and Rick McGrath, this collection includes stories by: Will Self Iain Sinclair Christopher Fowler Chris Beckett Michael Moorcock Jeff Noon Preston Grassmann Toby Litt Christine Poulson David Gordon Hanna Jameson James Lovegrove Ramsey Campbell Barry N. Malzberg Paul Di Filippo Samathan Lee Howe Nick Mamatas Adrian McKinty Rhys Hughes Adrian Cole Pat Cadigan Adam Roberts George Sandison Geoff Nicholson A.K. Benedict Andrew Hook David Quantick Lavie Tidhar James Grady