Response to Issue 34

Hi DS, Managed to finish reading Tigershark #34 amid the lunacy of the library. I was watching an old sitcom (Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads?) and there was a library with a big sign saying SILENCE. Oh, happy days! Anyway, I’ve enjoyed reading the latest issue. Quite a varied feel, as I’ve come […]

Issue 34 is here!

Issue Thirty-Four – download 53 pages of content featuring: Fiction from Dan Belanger, Samantha Brooke, Kim J. Cowie, Neil K. Henderson, Matt MacBride, Paul Murgatroyd, Marvel Chukwudi Pephel, and DJ Tyrer. Prose Poetry from DJ Tyrer. Poetry from Lee Allane, Ross Balcom, Ronald A. Busse, Harris Coverley, Daniel De Culla, Thomas Cunningham, Aeronwy Dafies, DS Davidson, […]

Response to issue 33

Hi DS, Finally managed to read #33 amid the raucous bellowing and mayhem of the library (and that’s just the staff). At least the school holidays end earlier in Scotland. A generally good issue, though disappointing that so many seem to relate ‘behind the curtain’ with ‘after death’. There are other options. Favourites […]

Issue 33 is here!

Yes, it took a little longer than expected, but the “Behind the Curtain”-themed issue is here at last! (Please note that a revised issue has been uploaded as Marvel Chuckwudi Pephel’s name was accidentally replaced with the name of the fictional narrator of his story.) Issue Thirty-three – download 86 pages of content featuring: Fiction from […]

Update

Issue 33 is running late, but should be out by the end of the week. In the meantime, the theme for issue 34 is now on the site. Remember that acceptances and rejections are unlikely to go out until the month following the deadline.

Response to Issue 32

Have now succeeded in reading Tigershark #32 here in the library, despite screaming kids and noisy talkative staff members. It’s been a long haul, but worth the struggle. I found something of interest in all the fiction. Paul Grover’s A.C.I. struck me as a highly entertaining metaphor for life in the West. It would also […]

Issue 32 is here!

Issue Thirty-two (“Plants”) is available to download from the issues page. 90 pages of content featuring: Fiction from Christopher Baker, Sarah Crabtree, Brett Dyer, Matthew John Fletcher, Paul Grover, Neil K. Henderson , Valkyrie Kerry, Rob Ottesen, David Rudd, Billy Stanton, and DJ Tyrer. Non-Fiction from Jason Jenkover. Prose Poetry from DJ Tyrer. Poetry from […]

Responses to issue 31

Thank you. This is a beautiful issue. I am a great fan of John Gray, and I enjoyed his work in particular. – Ann Howells … What a nice issue! Great cover! I particularly liked End of the World, Bus Stop Monster and Haiku. Glad to be included. – Gary Beck … Have just finished […]

Issue 31 is here!

Issue Thirty-one (“The City”) is now available to download from the issues page. 96 pages of content featuring: Fiction from Diane Arrelle, Christopher Baker, John Baldwin, Gary Beck, Stuart Cavet, Maia Cornish, Harris Coverley, Sarah Crabtree, Brett Dyer, Rupert Eugster, R.A. Gallagher, Rachel Ginsberg, Paul Grover, Luke Harrower, Neil K. Henderson, Jason Jenkover, Valkyrie Kelly, […]

Response to issue 30

Neil K. Henderson pronounces the issue “A good meaty read with some standout prose faves. Village Under A Spell was gruesomely mysterious. The Kostler Bequest gripped me with its detailed build-up of suspense. The Mytho-Poetic Garden Club had a special green identity of its own (I’m glad I’m not that close to my garden.) Crossing […]