News & Press from The Future Fire

Guest post by Jordan Hirsch [ CW: mental health issues ] Picture it: a Family-Feud -style board. Steve Harvey at the mic. A studio audience ...

We’re delighted to have Petra Kuppers, author of the poem “ Bone Planet ” in The Future Fire #68, join us for a short chat. Art © 2024 To...

We’re very pleased to receive a visit from Olivia Dreisinger, who recently published a pair of linked anthologies through Painwise Press: Co...

It is our pleasure to welcome to the blog Petra Kuppers, author of The Road Under the Bay and River Crossing in TFF, and of Playa Song, ...

Our 2015 anthology of disability-themed speculative fiction, Accessing the Future guest edited by Kathryn Allan, has received a fabulous, i...

This week we have a visit from Katrina S. Forest, whose wonderful mid-apocalyptic short story “ The Poisoned City ” appeared in TFF #31 bac...

The Lost Manual for Life (™) Guest post by Jo Thomas Futurefire.net Publishing recently (at time of writing) announced their next anthol...

Guest post by Nicolette Barischoff As a writer living with Cerebral Palsy, I’ve always been wary… no, squeamish , when it comes to writing...

THIS CALL IS NOW CLOSED. WE HAVE MORE ILLUSTRATION PITCHES THAN WE KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH! Accessing the Future will be an anthology of ...

(by Kathryn Allan) Note new closing date: December 31, 2014. Accessing the Future will be an anthology of speculative fiction short sto...

Inspired by the cyberpunk and feminist science fiction of yesterday and the DIY, open access, and hacktivist culture of today, Accessing the...

By Tade Thompson Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes is a phrase better known to speculative fiction fans as 'Who watches the watchmen?...

Guest post from Jo Thomas The Future Fire are crowdfunding another science fiction anthology, this time focussing on the issues that come ...

Quick Pitch We are running a campaign via IndieGogo to fund an anthology of dis/ability-themed speculative fiction, Accessing the Futur...

by Kay T. Holt I have a secret. A gift. It sets me apart in ways that are both dangerous and rewarding; it’s like being a superhero. I can...

by Jo Thomas You might be familiar with the names Pygmalion and Galatea. In the classical myth, Pygmalion is the sculptor who scorned the ...

We’re delighted to be able to announce the table of contents of the forthcoming Outlaw Bodies anthology, published by The Future Fire and ...