With FIYAH going on indefinite hiatus it's really fucking important we support the mags publishing POC. If you have the means, support the things you love or they will disappear. Everyone's probs sick as fuck of hearing it but a magazine for Black voices stopped publishing today, it isn't abstract.

Difficult post, but past time to rip the band aid off. FIYAH is going on hiatus indefinitely, with issue #40 currently set to be our last for the time being. The mag cannot continue running at a loss, and needs time to reassess operations from top to bottom if a viable path forward is to be created.

Excited to reveal the cover for Pigborne, a grimdark tale in the spirit of Redwall. The story will be released in late May as part of the Chain Story Project. Artwork by the ultra-talented James Smolko: www.jamessmolko.com

A fantasic opportunity!

The Black Fantastic: 20 Afrofuturist Stories, edited by me, is a nominee for best collection for the @bsfa.bsky.social Awards! @libraryofamerica.bsky.social bsfa.co.uk/bsfa-awards-...

Our call for our CL Moore tribute issue opens today! Guidelines here: https://bit.ly/4iA6H8u

A new story is available on the Goblins and Galaxies website! Check out the hilarious and creative Bugmen and Proud of It! by Timaeus Bloom now for free: https://bit.ly/3ZAVOv0

Amazing! Fantastic! Astounding! Science Fiction and the Pulp Magazines. Celebrate the 100th anniversary of Amazing Stories, see original pulp art, decades-old magazines, books, and more. February 16 – May 3, 2026. #ScienceFiction #PulpMagazines #AmazingStories #LiteraryHistory #MerrilCollection

⚔️WELCOME BACK TIMAEUS BLOOM!⚔️ @timaeusbloom.bsky.social will have a brand new story in one of this year's issues. See cool art, crowdfund exclusives, and other exciting details here 👉https://www.backerkit.com/c/projects/brackenbooks/new-edge-sword-sorcery-2026

night on the town, by mike mingolla

This is going to be superb!

Forthcoming editions for summer 2026! The Wellman volume will include an introduction by library scientist Zachary George, the St. Claire volume an introduction by writer and scholar of weird fiction Dr. Jolie Toomajan @jolietoomajan.bsky.social #weirdfiction #manlywadewellman #margaretstclair

Working with some incredible Black artists for a thing (stay tuned), and having a ball coming up with inspiration for cover art. @timaeusbloom.bsky.social found this one.

Want to submit your fiction to Cosmic Horror Monthly, our sister magazine? You have until Wednesday of this week. Submit here: https://bit.ly/4q59gma. Keep an eye out in a few months for the next open call for Goblins & Galaxies!

Our issues feature more than just great stories. We also love including gorgeous illustrations. This one is by Asya Yordanova, and it accompanies @timaeusbloom.bsky.social 's weird and hilarious "Bugmen and Proud of It," from issue #0 of Goblins & Galaxies.

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⚔️Ah, the long conversation between S&S fiction and gaming!🎲 Read James Lowder's fascinating history, illustrated by @morelockarts.bsky.social, in issue five of New Edge Sword & Sorcery: newedgeswordandsorcery.com/product-cate...

I call this "The Lying Screen"

📚The new issues are on Goodreads!💻 NESS 5: www.goodreads.com/book/show/24...

@sageittarius.bsky.social knocked it out of the park. One of my favorite stories I’ve written.

The Robert E. Howard House & Museum in Cross Plains, TX is in need of imminent repair work to its foundations, as well as moisture and termite damage. If you can afford to give a little to help keep this bit of pulp history alive, it would be appreciated. rehfoundation.org/save-the-reh...

Who robbed the Louvre? Right answers only.

Marco Patrito

Art by • Ian Miller

Timaeus Bloom is a black author of speculative fiction from Alabama, and his deeply surreal and hilarious bug tale, "Bugmen and Proud Of It," is the penultimate story in issue #0 of Goblins & Galaxies, available here: https://bit.ly/4454Thk. @timaeusbloom.bsky.social

To Mordor we will take you! www.ebay.com/itm/11673094...

We had a slight rebrand of the podcast—now presenting Cosmic Goblins! On the latest episode, we have "Bugmen and Proud of It!" by Timaeus Bloom https://bit.ly/4mfySv0

Episode 2 of the Cosmic Goblins Podcast is out now! This one features the darkly hilarious tale "Bugmen and Proud of It!" by Timaeus Bloom. Check it out: Spotify: https://bit.ly/4mCKHew Youtube: https://bit.ly/4ljJrfe Search for it on Apple Podcasts too!

www.youtube.com/shorts/UAeqV... Best Classic Reprint in The Strangies spotlight the weird that deserves another life. Narrated by Timaeus Bloom Art by Bo Kaier Animated by me — XioVox, your local animation necromancer. Cast your vote at: www.drabblecast.org/the-strangies/

Here at Goblins & Galaxies, we love a good bug story, if you can't tell from Timaeus Bloom's "Bugmen and Proud of It." We also love the classic Warren magazines like Eerie. If you thought you could escape the alien terrors, I'm afraid I have bad news.

That's literally all the people want, Kevin

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! CHM has started a podcast! Expect audio narrated stories from CHM and Goblins & Galaxies every two weeks on Cosmic Horror Mostly! Our first episode features "Replacement Wanted" by Premee Mohamed, narrated by our own Alex Wolfgang: https://bit.ly/44RDboD

Summer is the season of creepy crawlies. Just be grateful you aren't dealing with these... From issue #0 of Goblins and Galaxies, available now: https://bit.ly/4454Thk

I got this sick Ed Beard Jr. Print!

Beach Boys cofounder Brian Wilson has died at the age of 82. He transformed pop music into high art, and became America's answer to The Beatles' Lennon and McCartney in the process.

yet news outlets aren't calling it what it is: a fucking hate crime. absolutely heartbreaking.

Profane Sorcery Vol. 3 is the latest entry in our Weird Sword & Sorcery zine series. It features new strange stories from Dee Holloway, David Simmons, and Sam Richard. It will be limited to 120 copies, so don't miss out! Very excited for folks to read it! weirdpunkbooks.square.site/product/prof...

Jack Vance, “The Dying Earth” (Underwood-Miller, 1976), with wraparound cover art by George Barr.

Behold, the cover for my upcoming collection! With art by the incredibly talented @oddoblivion.bsky.social, who did such an amazing job that I can scarcely believe it, and layout courtesy of my tireless partner in this endeavor, @eerieyore.bsky.social.

Today on Deep Cuts in a Lovecraftian Vein, we look at "Of Gold and Sawdust" (1975) by Samuel Loveman - and reflect on how Lovecraft's antisemitism was handled by his friends. deepcuts.blog/2025/05/21/o...

My satire about an elite cleaning trooper (think super soldier) stationed on a roaming mothership of tortoise librarians is in this super cool issue. Hope you check it out!

Do check this out from Scott. Loving Claude’s rather enchanting world of whimsy!

🧵The largest plantation in the South burned down this week. And the way white folks—especially wedding vendors—are mourning “memories” and “brides who won’t get to have their special day there”? It’s giving cognitive dissonance. Because let’s be real...

So... big news. The Shirley Jackson submission call has been so overwhelmingly excellent that our editor, Jolie Toomajan, decided that there was no way we could cut this down into a single issue. Expect a new anthology from us sometime next spring!

Congrats, brother! He ain’t heavy. Though his talent is very large. A portly talent is he.

Don't invite me to the function unless this is the vibe

Goblins and Galaxies opens for submissions today! See the guidelines here: bit.ly/4i2c9QR

BEWARE for this one has MY STORY within it, lurking moistly (it is called REPLACEMENT WANTED) and it contains also: - A jail - On an airship, and - One (1) terrible inmate and - One (1) VERY unfortunate jailer

"I sense much fear in six. Fear of seven. Why? Because nine, seven ate."