The story in Issue 79 of Hub is another that plays with format. SBIR Proposal by Richard K Lyon takes the well used guise of a letter from one organisation…

OK, I’m steadily catching up. We’re on to Issue 78 of Hub, only five issues behind now. The story is Gravestones by Mari Ness and it’s a real treat. I’m…

I’ve heard on the grapevine that Hub is the semi-pro place to get published these days, at least in the UK. The story in Issue 77 is Hidden Underneath by…

Montgolfier Winter by Alisdair Stuart is quite a bit longer than the recent fiction in Hub has been. The start is a little ropey, there are some clunky sentences and…

The fiction in Issue 75 is not so much a story as a sketch. A Little Mystery by Len Bains is a short, well written exploration of what it would…

Well, this isn’t quite turning out to be the ‘daily writing exercise to get me motivated to work on my novel’ or ‘small writing thing I can do every day…

I’m running behind again (pesky life) and Hub aren’t, so there will be a several reviews posted over the next few days. Issue 73‘s story is Behind Glass by Simon…

Ok, so this was actually released on 5th January and I’m running a bit behind. A quick glance at the Hub website reassures me that they are too. The first…

Hub Magazine has a new website and it looks great. Issue 71’s story is The Watchers at the Window by Marie Faye Prior. It’s good. The initial hook seems a…

Latest short story fix – Hub #70. I like Hub – it’s delivered weekly as a pdf via email and contains one story (SF, fantasy or horror) and a couple…