Elsewhen Press

Science Fact joins Science Fiction in Don't Look Back, the definitive collection from pre-eminent writer and broadcaster, John Gribbin

New urban fiction from Tej Turner tackles the malevolent influence of power and politics and its effects on society's outsiders

In his latest book, It's Just the Chronosphere Unfolding as it Should, Canadian satirist Ira Nayman uncovers strange activity in small town; Time Agency claims it is not the cause but is investigating

Tanya Reimer's new novel tells how one unlikely man settling in the prairies of Saskatchewan in 1892 brings hope to the Ghost tribes and protects their Sacred Land

Third book announced in dystopian YA trilogy comparable to The Hunger Games and Divergent

Independent speculative fiction publisher sponsors multi-media multi-genre residential pop culture convention in London this August

One sudden shocking event is all it takes to disrupt the delicate interplay of politics, commerce and power that has been at the heart of the nation of Reimar. But is a continent-wide war inevitable?

Mandigo and the Hellhounds by Anders Reemark will be published by Elsewhen Press digital-first this summer and launched in print at FantasyCon by the Sea in Scarborough in September

What if the cottage of your dreams turns out to be a house from hell? The Unseen is a darkly erotic tale of guilt and obsession - hallucinatory and horrifying, with a shocking finale.

Fourth book in the Royal Sorceress series, set in an alternative 1830s where scientists have discovered magic, sees Lady Gwen travel to New York to protect the American colonies from the French