Dear Readers,

After some delay, our new issue is finally online, with four fascinating stories! We are proud to showcase three authors of color, one of whom has her first ever publication with us. We wish her success in her writing career!

Our July issue also includes a story that directly calls out common racist stereotypes in SF. We seldom publish similar material, but for reasons explained on the story page, we felt that this was warranted.

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

- The Expanded Horizons Team

Dear Readers,

Our new issue contains two lengthy stories and a fascinating poem. This time we have both seasoned writers and an author with a first publication – we are very pleased to get submissions from people with all sorts of backgrounds!

In this issue you will meet a djinn who definitely does not live in a lamp, witness the secret life of a gumiho (not a kitsune!) and learn about the difficulties of opening a window on the past while operating on a shoestring budget.

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

- The Expanded Horizons Team

Dear Readers,

We are back with four new stories, three of them by authors we haven’t published before! We will get to see a mysterious light in the sky and golems powered by orreries. What happens when a monster gets strange ideas from watching television? Can you have a relationship with a machine? For all this and more, read our April issue!

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

- The Expanded Horizons Team

Dear Readers,

Our February issue is online, this time with four stories by women authors, three of whom are Indian! You’ll meet the daughters of Kali, travel on a spaceship named – what else? – ASpaceship,  and find out about the secret lives of mermaids. In addition to these, we also have an alternate-universe story from the Philippines that will leave you wondering about sudden disappearances…

Enjoy the issue,

- The Expanded Horizons Team

Dear Readers,

Our new issue is online, this time with an interesting mix of content: two stories, a poem and a book review! We are pleased to present two new authors in addition to two authors we have previously published. We could also call this our Octavia Butler issue: in addition to a book of interviews with her discussed in our reviews section, we also have a contributor who’s a former recipient of the Octavia E. Butler Memorial Scholarship!

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

- The Expanded Horizons Team

Dear Readers,

Our December issue is online – as promised, featuring interviews with Muslim/Arab authors we have previously published!

We also have a surprise for you: from now on, we are going to dedicate every December issue to interviews along a theme! We are planning on having a country-based theme next December, focusing on a country with lots of accepted submissions in the upcoming year. So if you want to see your country represented, submit your best work and tell your local friends to submit too!

If all goes well, the magazine will see lots of changes next year, including new formats for mobile reading devices and new ways to support our efforts including the ability to buy EH merchandise. We are already working on these and hopefully you’ll see the results fairly soon!

Stay tuned,

- The Expanded Horizons Team

Dear Readers,

Our new issue is online! This time we have six stories, from several countries including the Philippines and Hungary, and with topics ranging from octopus-shaped aliens in Mexico to smell magic in Malaysia!

Our art column also launches with some great new art by James Ng from Hong Kong.

Next month we will have a “special interviews” feature focusing on Muslim and Arab authors we have previously published; stay tuned for more!

Please donate via Paypal if you appreciate our efforts.

- The Expanded Horizons Team

Dear Readers,

Our October issue is online, with mysterious spirits, broken hearts and a fresh take on Greek mythology! We bring you another truly international issue with four new stories by authors from India, Scotland, Greece and the US. Enjoy!

- The Expanded Horizons Team

Dear Readers,

Our September issue is online! We bring you three new stories by women authors from India, the Philippines, and the United States. Two of them are repeat authors and one of them is a newcomer, with a story about demons, no less!

We are still eager to receive your fiction, art, and media review submissions, and if you enjoy our content, be sure to donate using our Paypal button on the front page!

- The Expanded Horizons Team

Dear Readers,

Our new issue is online! We have three stories full of everything from unusual extraterrestrials to offbeat curses, and our in-house reviewing column moves for the first time into video game territory.

We are still very interested in your contributions to the review section! Unfortunately, there is a dearth of nonfiction submissions. Review your favorite (or least favorite) works of speculative fiction and their relevance to underrepresented groups and send them as regular submissions – we offer the same pay rates. Check our blog regularly for updates on particular works we would like to see reviewed/critiqued.

Please donate if you appreciate our efforts!

- The Expanded Horizons Team