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Book Four is, I warn, far more gruesome than the previous three - far more 'Grimmsian'. I call this, with caution, 'The Family' issue. These stories cut close to the bone of life: our internal conflicts, our demons, our dark sides - that little bit of wickedness that most of us, thankfully, are able to keep a lid on. A good horror story will ensure you arrive at the end of it alone and in a place that leaves you slightly altered and probably too afraid to turn around. For that thing you fear, even on a warm sunny day, is never very far away... And we have a string of eleven little...

This is the eagerly awaited third issue. The tales in this collection hang between the living and the dead. Stories that ask questions about 'mortality' and a surreptitious theme of the 'curse' runs its cloying thread throughout; explores thresholds, interior hauntings and relationships with the inanimate. This time of year sees the release of the 'darker things' we so enjoy reading and watching during winter. The time of year that brings shadows, short days and long nights. Calling the Dead explores the unfinished business of the 'recently departed', and is a cautionary tale for...

Listen Softly London is proud to publish Rebecca Parfitt’s debut collection of poetry, The Days After. Her words drift from the page, intoxicating the reader, making her writing endlessly fascinating and devastating.

Rebecca is a rare writer, and one that should take a much cherished place on your book shelf. She is a companion for you as you navigate your own journey through heartbreak and beyond.

This issue is full of women. Women lost, disappeared, heroic, misguided, spurned, haunted, wicked, put-upon, neglected, misunderstood, bedraggled, ghostly and preoccupied. In Bryan Marshall’s ‘the Grin Thief’, grief plants a black seed into the mind of a woman who loses her family to a terrible accident and so begins a ‘frightful scheme’… Callum McAllister’s story ‘the Smog Geist’, a young girl loses her way home from school amidst a thick yellow fog, beware the stranger approaching… Parineeta Singh’s ‘Crocuses in...