After a long wait, our April issue is online, and topics run the gamut from an African succubus to the Filipino Bayawak! This time, all four of our contributors are authors of color – two of them are from the Philippines, one is African-American and one is a Yoruba man living in the UK. Furthermore, three of the authors we published this month are women.

Enjoy the issue and please donate via Paypal if you appreciate our efforts!

– The Expanded Horizons Team

After some technical difficulties, our December issue is available again. We apologize for the inconvenience! Our next issue will probably launch in April.

The Expanded Horizons team

Due to a serious technical problem, we had to roll back the site to an earlier version, so the December issue is currently missing. The site might be offline for some time altogether. We’re working on fixing it. No data was lost and the issue will hopefully be up again soon.

Thank you for your patience!

The Expanded Horizons team

Our September issue is finally online! We present three stories and a poem, from four contributors living in four different countries.

Enjoy the issue and please donate via Paypal if you appreciate our efforts!

– The Expanded Horizons Team

Our August issue launches a bit early to compensate for the lack of a July issue. We apologize for the delay and we hope you enjoy our four brand-new stories, none of which have been published before! Two of the stories are about nonduality, a theme not often addressed in science fiction. All four stories this month are by women authors, three of whom are also people of color.

If you enjoy the issue, please take a moment to donate!

- The Expanded Horizons Team

We are back with a double issue! We present eight brand new works (seven stories and a poem) for your enjoyment, by authors from the USA, Japan and the Philippines. Themes range from gay time travel romance to a mysterious murder on an Indian reservation, and An Owomoyela even offers our first ever Otherkin story.

Enjoy the issue and please donate via Paypal if you appreciate our efforts!

– The Expanded Horizons Team

We are back — with four stories and an exclusive interview!  See spirits in New York, read the Necronomicon in Mexico, meet a talking river and travel to a far-off land under the sea! All our contributors this month are women of color, of various ethnic backgrounds!

Special thanks to Karen Burnham, Julius Maramba and two anonymous donators for their generous contribution to this issue of Expanded Horizons. If you enjoy the issue, please take a moment to donate as well.

- The Expanded Horizons Team

Happy Holidays!  We are back with four brand new stories, never published before! We also have an especially strong lineup of authors this month. Our story topics include gay lovers and the undead, a mysterious alien hitchhiker, a battle between two immortals and a river marriage. At least one of these topics will recur in our next issue, so stay tuned for more!

Our holiday fundraising drive is also now in effect!  Expanded Horizons wants to take the next step in publishing and go “semi-pro”! If everyone who read our magazine gave $5, we would have enough money to cover all of next year’s expenses, and to increase the pay rate for our contributors. If everyone gave $10, we could go semi-pro for all stories.

Please show your support of diverse speculative fiction this holiday season and help us take that step.  If you’ve been reading us all year and enjoy what we publish, please show your appreciation by contributing to our sustainability.

Thank you!

– The Expanded Horizons Team

We are back with four new stories. In this issue, we have magic, mythology, a touch of Shakespeare, and an athletic overweight woman who can conquer any challenge that comes her way!

Special thanks to David Stone for his generous contribution to this issue of Expanded Horizons. If you enjoy the issue, please take a moment to donate as well.

- The Expanded Horizons Team

We are back after the holiday break with three new stories – two by repeat authors and one whose work we are publishing for the first time.

This is a quite bloody issue – in one story, you will be able to witness the magical twist in a battle between Malaysian villagers and Portuguese invaders, while in another, you will see a powerful young dragon-like creature clash with humans – from the dragon’s point of view. We also have a third story, a romantic tale with dark and mystical undertones.

Enjoy the new issue and please donate if you appreciate our efforts,

- The Expanded Horizons Team