The Pocketbook Guide to Scottish Superheroes
Start here: Chapter 1 – A Rude Awakening? – Swarming Superheroes – A Blast From The Past
Grame was punctual, although it had taken him eight hours to climb the free track up the shoulder of the Mountain. When he arrived, it . . .
The Long Way Back
Margot Bennett
Dear Megan,
Thanks so much for the photos you sent with your last letter! The girls are getting big now – it’s easy to forget . . .
A Letter South
Beth Nuttall
When Dad arrives, he twiddles a dial in the panel, and SnapRoom gets brighter.
He’s wearing the same slacks and mustard-coloured cardigan that I expect . . .
Snapshots
Leo Robertson
Margot Bennett (1912-1980) was the author of two distinctive and idiosyncratic science fiction novels, The Long Way Back (1954) and The Furious Masters (1968).
Margot Bennett
Nick Hubble
David Lindsay’s A Voyage to Arcturus (1920) is a daring, epic adventure. It is a philosophical exploration of good and evil, the soul, and the . . .
David Lyndsay
Monica Burns
Interview with Cat Hellisen, where we talked about their inspiration and writing as the outsider.
Cat Hellisen - the Interview
Mark Robertson
Whit is this race, tae colonise every inch o place?
Tae conteena tae mak a case, that tae diskiver a new race
or . . .Dust hazes sun, like an eclipse. The dancers come, hips angular, double copper castanet click, singing the beasts from the shadows.
Ecstatic / Who Goes There?
Jane McKie
He beams himself up
town to where it’s busiest.
The people of this planet like to congregate
in places of religious . . .Captain Kirk visits Edinburgh in August
Rachel Plummer
SF Caledonia Anthology One
A showcase of science fiction, fantasy and speculative fiction, poetry and essays by Scottish writers.
Published in paperback and all ebook formats.


A Showcase of Scottish SF
SF Caledonia is a free online magazine and resource of short stories by Scottish Science Fiction, fantasy and speculative fiction writers.
Phase 2: The Sapling

Comic
The Beachcomber Presents
