Edited by Stephen Theaker and John Greenwood
Cover: “Delta Santori” by Steve Upham
Contributors: Allen Ashley, Rafe McGregor, Alex De-Gruchy, Harris Coverley, Charles Wilkinson.
My previous reviews of TQF: https://dflewisreviews.wordpress.com/theakers-quarterly-fiction/
When I read the fiction, my thoughts will appear in the comment stream below…
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Edited by Stephen Theaker and John Greenwood
My previous reviews of TQF are linked from HERE
Fiction by Amber Velez, Matthew Amundsen, Elaine Vilar Madruga, Mae Ashley, Teika Marija Smits, Charles Wilkinson, Walt Brunston, Drew Tapley.
When I read the fiction in this issue, Covfefe permitting, my thoughts will be shown in the comment stream below…
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Edited by Stephen Theaker and John Greenwood
Cover Art: Howard Watts
My previous reviews of TQF are linked from HERE
Fiction by Allen Ashley, S.J. Hosking, A. Katherine Black, Tim Major, Douglas Thompson, Libby Heily, Jessy Randall.
When I review the fiction in this issue, my thoughts will be shown in the comment stream below…
Edited by Stephen Theaker (my ‘links’ to the eponymous publisher too numerous to list) and John Greenwood
Cover artist: Howard Watts
Stories by Charles Wilkinson, Elaine Graham-Leigh, Rafe McGregor, Michael Thomas, Chris Roper, Jessy Randall and David Penn.
My previous reviews of TQF are linked from HERE.
When I real-time review this magazine’s stories only, my comments will appear in the thought stream below…
I have just received this bumper issue of TQF, celebrating their 50th issue and publishing since 2004.
Edited by Stephen Theaker and John Greenwood
Reviews and articles, plus stories by Rafe McGregor, David Tallerman, Howard Watts (who created most if not all of the marvellous TQF front covers and whose new novel I am about to start reviewing here), Michael Wyndham Thomas (whose diptych of a TQF novel I reviewed here), Douglas J. Ogurek, Mitchell Edgeworth, Matthew Amundsen, John Greenwood, Walt Brunston, Howard Phillips, Antonella Coriander.
All my previous reviews of TQF are linked from HERE.
**I intend to review all the fiction in the comment stream below as and when I read it.***
My real-time review of the fiction and poetry in the British Fantasy Society Journal – issue 13 (2014, arriving with me today)
Fiction and poetry writers are: Suzanne J. Willis, Tina Rath, Allen Ashley, David Gullen, Robin Hickson, Sarah Doyle, S. Marcus Jones, Rachel Coles, Noeleen Kavanagh, Roy Gill, Marion Pitman, Rebecca Lloyd, Clifford Beal, Zoe F. Gilbert, Deborah Walker.
Editors: Sarah Newton, Ian Hunter
Typesetter: Stephen Theaker
Cover illustration: Howard Watts
This book was received as part of my membership of the BFS. As well as the fiction and poetry, there are several articles of interest to BFS members, and this paperback book comprises 192 pages.
My previous reviews of BFS publications are linked from HERE.
MY REVIEW WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE COMMENT STREAM BELOW AS AND WHEN I READ EACH WORK:-
I have today ordered the TQF 48 & 49 books (the latter published tomorrow) from Amazon since I intend to ‘gestalt review’ their fiction stories by Charles Wilkinson, John Greenwood, Howard Watts, Stephen Theaker, Tim Jeffreys, Ross Gresham, Michael B. Tager, Antonella Coriander.
My previous reviews of TQF publications HERE.
NB: I only review the fiction in each TQF, but there are TQF’s own reviews also contained in the books.
My review will take place in the comment stream below as I happen to read the stories in the normal course of my life…
I have received my purchased copy of
THE LUNAR TICKLE
Tales To Make Full Moons Giggle – by Rhys Hughes
Stated in the book:
“Featuring Thornton Excelsior, his friends, his enemies and avatars, with the author and reader in cameo roles.”
“Dedicated to Stephen Theaker – A man who appreciates the seriousness of the absurd.”
“The logic that controls the action of the following suite of linked tales isn’t always the logic of everyday life; sometimes it’s the logic of word association instead. Don’t be dismayed or daunted. Step right inside!”
Dog Horn Publishing 2014
Cover art: Emmet Jackson
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My reviews of other Rhys Hughes works linked from HERE.
THIS REVIEW WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE COMMENT STREAM BELOW AS AND WHEN I READ THE STORIES.
Having just purchased its latest paperback edition from Amazon, I am pleased to be in a position to start a real-time review of the fiction in TQF#47: edited by Stephen Theaker & John Greenwood.
Stories by Mitchell Edgeworth, Antonella Coriander, Chris Roper, Anthony Malone.
My previous reviews of TQF publications: Real-Time Review of TQF #37 & Real-Time Review of TQF #39 & Real-Time Review of TQF #40 & Real-Time Review of TQF #41 & Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction #43 & Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction #44 & The Mercury Annual / Pilgrims at the White Horizon by Michael Wyndham Thomas & Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction #45 & Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction #46.
MY REAL-TIME REVIEW OF THE FICTION IN THIS ISSUE WILL APPEAR IN THE COMMENT STREAM BELOW AS AND WHEN I HAPPEN TO READ EACH STORY:-
Having just purchased its latest edition from Amazon, I am pleased to be in a position to start a real-time review of TQF#46 (edited by Stephen Theaker & John Greenwood): a paperback book that seems to be a neat pocket version when compared to the previous editions that I have seen.
Stories by Gary Budgen, Mitchell Edgeworth, Josie Gowler, Stephen Palmer, Jessy Randall, Charles Wilkinson, Ross Gresham.
My previous reviews of TQF publications: Real-Time Review of TQF #37 & Real-Time Review of TQF #39 & Real-Time Review of TQF #40 & Real-Time Review of TQF #41 & Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction #43 & Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction #44 & The Mercury Annual / Pilgrims at the White Horizon by Michael Wyndham Thomas & Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction #45.
MY REAL-TIME REVIEW OF THE FICTION IN THIS ISSUE WILL APPEAR IN THE COMMENT STREAM BELOW AS AND WHEN I READ EACH STORY.
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