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New free fiction today is Eric Fomley’s Intervention, because you’d like to think your parents are always right, right? Even when you really don’t want to do what they’re telling you to? And even when they’re not actually around? Click here to read Intervention We’re also still featuring the previous two Wyld Flash stories onContinue reading “Friday Fiction – Intervention”

New free fiction today is Helena Pantsis’ Artificial Autonomy, about love, loss, acceptance, time and robots. Which is quite a lot to fit into a flash fiction story. Click here to read Artificial Autonomy We’re also still featuring the previous two Wyld Flash stories on the website: Daniel Lidman’s Ship Astray, about a lonely –Continue reading “Friday Fiction – Artificial Autonomy”

New free fiction today is Daniel Lidman’s Ship Astray, about a lonely – and seemingly fruitless – quest to seek out new life and new civilisations… Click here to read Ship Astray We’re also still featuring the previous two Wyld Flash stories on the website: Andrew Kozma’s The Tower of Seed and Promise, with anContinue reading “Friday Fiction – Ship Astray”

1,000-12,000 words fantasy anthology publication aim – December 2022 submissions open until August 31st 2022 head over to our From the Depths submissions page here Monsters and mermaids, sea serpents and sailors, the deep dank dark and the glistening coral; if you’ve got a fantasy story that reeks of seaweed and intrigue, we want toContinue reading “From the Depths – submissions call”

New free fiction today is Andrew Kozma’s The Tower of Seed and Promise with an edgy interface between reality and magic. Never judge a house by its decaying brick walls. Come on, you know you want to open that dilapidated front door… Click here to read The Tower of Seed and Promise We’re also stillContinue reading “Friday Fiction – The Tower of Seed and Promise”

The ninth edition of our story-packed Wyldblood Magazine is out today! we’ve managed to squeeze ten stories in this time around, starting off with some head spinning time travel shenanegans, then a couple of armageddon what-ifs, a spaceship or two, a hint of magic, super-smart machines searching for identity and, finally, gifts from a meteorite.Continue reading “Wyldblood 9 is out today!”

New free fiction today is Bridget Haug’s Unbounded, all about spooky goings on down by the lake with a mix of intrigue and a large dollop of sentimentality. Click here to read Unbounded We’re also still featuring the previous two Wyld Flash stories on the website: Jessica Wilcox’s Hephaestus Clockwork, a story where where theContinue reading “Friday Fiction – Unbounded”

New free fiction today is Jessica Wilcox’s Hephaestus Clockwork, which is all about apocalypse, self delusion, nifty gadgets and killer consequences (and that’s a lot to cram in to a perfectly paced piece of first-rate flash). Click here to read Hephaestus Clockwork Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here. Follow us for update posts (once orContinue reading “Friday Fiction – Hephaestus Clockwork”

New free fiction today is AR Turner’s Drift. Wistful science fiction, all alone in the great beyond… Click here to read Drift Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here. Follow us for update posts (once or twice a week) here. Download a free sampler of Wyldblood Magazine here. Buy the latest Wyldblood Magazine here or getContinue reading “Friday Fiction – Drift”

More free fiction on our website this week – A Mathematical Betrayal by MM Schreier is a poignant story about love, loss, and robot dogs. Read it here Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here. Follow us for update posts (once or twice a week) here. Download a free sampler of Wyldblood Magazine here. Buy theContinue reading “Free Flash – A Mathematical Betrayal”

Today’s daytime tasks you must perform to allow your family to survive through another night by Jason P. Burnham is our latest free flash fiction, now live on the website. And it’s not just about locking the doors… Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here. Follow us for update posts (once or twice a week) here.Continue reading “Free Jason P. Burnham Fiction”

Pictures from a Hotel Room on Fire is the latest flash story from Jon Lasser – free on our website right now. Science Fiction, with space elevators (we should have space elevators by now, surely? This story gives us one of the reasons why they might not be such a good idea…) Click here toContinue reading “Free Jon Lasser Fiction”

We’ve put out a new newsletter (you can see it here) which talks about all four of the new anthologies we’ve just announced, plus other good stuff. The first of the new anthologies will be a fantasy anthology called From the Depths and we’ll be taking submissions in July for a December release – andContinue reading “June Newsletter launched”

A.P. Howell’s On The Beach, a moody story of love and loss with more than a hint of the supernatural, is this week’s Wyld Flash – free flash fiction on the website. Read it here “I will go as far into the sea as possible.” Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here. Follow us for updateContinue reading “Free Flash: A.P. Howell’s On The Beach”

We’re publishing new flash fiction for free on the website every Friday and we’ve got some great stories for you this month. Here’s the schedule: 3 June – A.P. Howell – On The Beach 10 June – Jon Lasser – Pictures from a Hotel Room on Fire 17 June – Jason Burnham – Today’s DaytimeContinue reading “Free flash fiction in June – the schedule”

Jacey Bedford’s post-apocalyptic rebuilding story is up live this week – Mort’s Laws, or Ten Commandments for a New Dawn originally appeared in Nature many years ago and we’re proud to reprint it here

Today’s free fiction is Kai Delmas’ A World of Broken Things, an intense package of emotionally charged apocalyptic flash fiction. We love this one – and we know you will too. Click here to read the story. http://www.wyldblood.com Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here. Follow us for update posts (once or twice a week) here.Continue reading “New fiction – Kai Delmas”

This week’s free fiction is If Wishes Were Horses by Tiffani Angus, which first appeared in Strange Horizons before she started getting shortlisted for major awards. It’s a tale of dark riders and tall stories – watch out! Available on the website now. http://www.wyldblood.com Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here. Follow us for update postsContinue reading “Free Fiction – Tiffani Angus”

We’ve quietly reopened for flash fiction submissions (and now we’re shouting about it). Every week we publish a new story for free on the website (like our latest – Eric Fomley’s Download Day), which means we need a lot of stories! And because we’ve barely been open for submissions at all this year we’ve letContinue reading “flash fiction – open for submissions”

More from Wyldblood favourite Eric Fomley this week, free and live on the website. Download Day is an unsettling tale of clones and consequences. With screaming. http://www.wyldblood.com Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here. Follow us for update posts (once or twice a week) here. Download a free sampler of Wyldblood Magazine here. Buy the latestContinue reading “New flash – Eric Fomley’s Download Day”

Our website’s been working a bit erratically this week as we’ve been making some changes – thanks for bearing with us. The main change is that we’ve now got a new shiny storefront with some dropped prices and (for a while) free US shipping (even on subscriptions). Check it out http://wyldblood.com/shop Subscribe to our monthlyContinue reading “New Shiny Storefront”

It’s Friday so we’ve got new free flash fiction on the website – Pickup Artist by Thomas J. Griffin should make you think twice about what you choose to do when the lights are low and the drinks are flowing…

Even more new fiction on our website today – and it’s free. Milk Tooth by Judy Darley, set in the deep dark Dordogne caves. http://wyldblood.com Also this week sees the publication of our fabulous eighth issue of Wyldblood Magazine, full of stories of artificial intelligence, supernatural tattoos and super-twisty time travel. Order yours here: wyldblood.com/magazineContinue reading “Free flash fiction – Milk Tooth by Judy Darley”

Ten great new stories about time travel and androids, magic and killer bugs all wrapped in sumptuous glossy blueness. Wyldblood Magazine 8 is available now in print or digitally from us or from Amazon (best for US orders). http://www.wyldblood.com

New fiction today on the website – Vicky Cooper by Dylan Kwok is a heart render, full of difficult choices, impossible odds and sacrifice. Catch it and other fine stories at http://www.wyldblood.com Wyldblood Magazine #7 is still available too – find your copy with this link. http://www.wyldblood.com

Today’s new free flash fiction is Joachim Heijndermans’ Please Remain Calm – a salutory lesson to any aliens out there who want to give us gifts. Oh, and we’re currently open to new submissions. http://www.wyldblood.com

We’re open for submissions! Send us your best science fiction, fantasy and horror – flash, shorts, novels and novellas. This is a three day, weekend window – closes 3rd April. Click here for our submissions guidance. http://www.wyldblood.com

We’re opening for submissions in all fiction categories – flash, shorts, novellas, novels – for three days only from April 1st. We’re also looking for art and have refreshed our guidance with rates etc. This is an open, unthemed call for stories for Wyldblood Magazine (in print and digital) and Wyld Flash (on the website)Continue reading “Advance notice – three day submission call from April 1st.”

More free fiction from us this week, now on the website. Karl Dandenell’s Five Things You Should Know Before Summoning a Demon has positively the longest title of any flash fiction we’ve published (though check out Dawn Vogel’s Twelve Essential Things Found in Commaner Scarlett Archer’s Spacesuit Pocket (and Some Which Were Not) in ourContinue reading “Five things you should know before summoning a demon”

There’s an interview with our Editor-in-Chief Mark Bilsborough in Black Gate this weekend – mainly about Wyldblood. It’s a great read if you want an insight into why we put all this together – and where we’ll be taking it. You can read the interview here. http://www.wyldblood.com