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The Sharpest Magazine In The World publishes original fiction, interviews and other features. The contents of this site, apart from a few website exclusives (when we did those) come from back issues of the print magazine that are now sold out. Not every story we publish goes online, so snap up the available back issues!

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David Alexander Uneasy Glistening

Steve Beard Digital Leatherette – Elvis

From Digital Leatherette, a novel as a collection of future internet fragments.

Chris Bell The Locum, Yellow Rose

Mark Chadbourn Where Do You Go When The Lights Go Out?

Paul Di Filippo

The Death of Salvador Dali

Our House

Christopher Fowler Wageslaves

Richard Joel Kay A Small Bad Thing

Michael Moorcock

Cheering for the Rockets

The Spencer Inheritance

Grant Morrison The Braille Encyclopaedia

Kim Newman Life’s Lottery

A pre-publication version of the corresponding chapter in the novel.

Joyce Carol Oates Strand Used Books 1956

This ended up in Blonde in a different form.

Bridget Penney Diary of Blindfold

Justina Robson Silver Screen

An excerpt from the novel.

Nicholas Royle The Director’s Cut

An excerpt from the novel.

James Sallis

Among the Ruins of Poetry

The Saguaro Arms

Jason Starr Nothing Personal

An excerpt from the novel.

Patrick Whittaker Rosebud

A novella.

Peter Whitehead The Risen

An excerpt from the novel.

Fred Willard Down On Ponce

An excerpt from the novel.

Snoo Wilson I, Crowley

An excerpt from the novel.

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