SCIFI.radio presents short works of fantasy and science fiction, by both new writers and the more established.
No longer content simply to report on the creative works of others, we now present SCIFI.radio’s living archive of short works of science fiction, fantasy and horror.
Everything we love comes from the same place. Whether it’s movies, comic books, television series or books, at the beginning of everything is a writer. We choose to celebrate the creativity that gives rise to the genre we all love, and to give new writers an opportunity to share their dreams and imagination with us all.
It is for this reason that we have become a publisher in our own right.
Become a supporter of SCIFI.radio on Patreon, and see new stories first, before they are published here.
Each of these stories is selected because we feel they have something unique to offer; a new way of looking at things, an exciting event, an unanswered question.
We hope you enjoy these tales of imagination.
— Gene Turnbow
Station Manager / Editor in Chief
SCIFI.radio
You Are Challenged to Break a Spell!
Break a spell and share it for a collection of magical short stories and the chance to hear your story read by a voiceover artist!
Book Review | J. Rose’s ‘Vera Warden and the Two-Faced Demon’
It’s always fun when I’m drawn into a book by its cover… and then find out that the story not only lives up to that cover, but exceeds my expectations. Author J. Rose’s Vera Warden and the Two-Faced Demon did just that!
Book Review: Miriam Verbeek’s ‘Skyseeker’s Princess’
In “Skyseeker’s Princess”, Ellen is a member of an antartic island’s royal family. Her destiny is to rule, though she’d much rather be a storyteller and serve her country through song and poetry about this magical land and its people.
Book Review: Ava Morgyn’s ‘The Witches of Bone Hill’
If dark and stormy nights, eccentric Victorian mansions, atmospheric landscapes, chilling family crypts, strong magic, handsome yet brooding groundskeepers, and witchy family legacies appeal to you, this is your next read.
Book Review: Michael Knosts’ ‘Return of the Mothman’
Love a good cryptid novel? Then you’ll enjoy Michael Knost’s Cryptid romp through the hills of Southern West Virginia.
2020 Bram Stoker Nominees Announced
The Horror Witers Association (HWA), the international writers group for horror and dark fantasy, has released the final nominations for this year’s Bram Stoker Awards.
‘The Devil’s Lettuce’, Original Fiction by Thaddeus Howze
“You can call me Azazel. What can I get for you?”
‘The Witness’ by Sidney Fraser
A tragedy in space leaves a young girl fighting for survival in this Sidney Fraser original.
‘Frozen Heart Homecoming’ by Laurence Raphael Brothers
Crewman Steinberg encounters the unknown in this WWII airman’s story.
Fiction: “Nasty Tricks and Tasty Treats” by Thaddeus Howze
Not everything is as it seems on Halloween…
