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With Cymera Festival over for another year, and Shoreline of Infinity 39 safely out in the wild, it is time to announce June's releases.
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We released the latest two chapters in Kirsti Wishart's serial, and we publish another extract from a classic piece of Scottish SF, A Voyage to Arcturus by Lyndsay
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The story continues . . .
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To be released on 4th July:
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Chapter 7 – Phil fills us in – karma chameleon – the Knoxian threat
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It was dense night when Maskull awoke from his profound sleep. A wind was blowing against him, gentle but wall-like, such as he had never experienced on earth. He remained sprawling on the ground, as he was unable to lift his body because of its intense weight.
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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 very nature of existence
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Can I point you to the Shoreline of Infinity Flash fiction competition 2025.
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It's an open call for SF writers worldwide, It's themed, so wind up your best clockwork pen and get thinking. Full details:
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And breathe...
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Thanks to everyone for their kind thoughts this last year, and to all those who have submitted idea, stories, writer suggestions, and who have volunteered to help.
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We're going to spend a few weeks catching up on our backlog of stories and writers to publish, and preparing a plan for the coming years.
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If you are a published Scottish SF&F writer who would like to join the SF Caledonians, or you want to nominate a writer, you'll find submission forms on the SF Caledonia website.
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Also, we'd love to hear your comments, suggestions, questions. Use the contact form on the website for now, and we are thinking of setting up a discussion gathering place online somewhere. Let us know your thought.
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