1476: The Persephone travels towards the sun on its holy quest, transporting the soil of Christendom to the sphere of God... More > Himself. Priglot, the ship's physician, makes two unexpected discoveries: a planet that orbits the sun and not the Earth, and a powerful stowaway... < Less

A day in the life of Anderson, a humble contributor to the health of the body politic.

While he tries to recover from the "lifesizing difficulties" caused by his addiction to virtual-reality games, Grayling is... More > working at the Chamber - part of a government-sponsored scheme to maximise contentment by taking the risks out of suicide.

After years of escapism, Grayling is finally making himself useful to society; but, with the world in its present state, the temptation of former vices and the very special assignment he's been given, how much real reality can he take? < Less

Dozens of little nasties for your moral improvement, on every subject from war to Christmas.

A massive new breakthrough in Luciferian lexicography, The Satanic Supplement continues the epoch-making work of Ambrose... More > Bierce and his colleague, Dr John Satan, in a colossal and revolutionary enterprise which shows the English language almost as actually used! Includes poetical exemplifications and words from the future. < Less

A novella by the author of BEELZEBUB and RADICAL THERAPIES. April 1989: A very special anniversary in British history... More > approaches. Cullen, a student destined for a prominent position in the community cohesion services, arrives in London in time to play his humble part in the preparations. But sinister underground forces are also at work. < Less

It is four thousand years since the Rapture. The children of God have gone to their just reward.

In their vast Redoubt,... More > aided by weird familiars, the last Satanists devote their lives to learning, ritual and power politics.

Beelzebub, their prince and president, rules them from far below; but - as a mysterious Syndrome causes continual degeneration - is his protection enough? < Less

Three tales of serious ailments - and cures that may be worse.

THE LITTLE DOCTOR: After a cataclysmic battle for... More > fundamental human values, notorious war criminal Dr Carne reflects upon his past, his prospects and the fate of humanity.

NEEDLES, PINS AND DOCTOR PROTH: Doctor Proth claims he is curing Modine's acular quadriplegia. Not only does Modine lack confidence in his physician; he isn't even certain there is any such disease.

HOUSE OF STAIRS: As Linnea lies unconscious in hospital, Marquand is drawn into a strange subterranean realm. < Less

TAKING DOWN: No-one knows better than a hitman that death is not the end. Still, when Solosy receives a highly confidential... More > assignment, he soon gains a perspective unusual even for him.

SCOURGE FOR A SLUMBERING SCALP: A degenerate collector acquires a curious relic, and discovers the perils of letting enthusiasm go to his head.

IMAGO DEI: In a shifting, decaying city, Paterson searches for his son. But it is far from clear that he is looking in the right place. < Less

1476: The Persephone travels towards the sun on its holy quest, transporting the soil of Christendom to the sphere of God... More > Himself. Priglot, the ship's physician, makes two unexpected discoveries: a planet that orbits the sun and not the Earth, and a powerful stowaway... < Less