|  pdf   | For this issue, we decided to give the old quarterly another little makeover, as well as adding a few new bits and bobs – a ...

|  pdf   | Once again we find ourselves without room for a longer editorial, but thanks for dropping by! In this issue, we present in...

|  pdf   | There's not enough room in this issue for a real editorial – we have far too much material to fit in! But in the little...

|  pdf   | This is the eighth issue of my magazine, and just like every issue so far, it is the best yet. But it is slightly unusual, in...

|  pdf   | It falls once more to me, Howard Phillips, to introduce the reader to Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction , since the Editor like...

|  pdf   | I am sure most readers will join me in commiserating that this issue is devoted to the feeble-minded fool of a writer who has ...

|  pdf   | In many ways, I believe this issue of Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction to be our finest yet. Entirely new, it features a single lon...

 |  pdf   | This is the fourth issue of this marvellous magazine, and I have yet to meet a single person who has disliked it. That I have...

|  pdf   | This issue, with the second instalment of Quiet, the Tin Can Brains Are Hunting!, brings to an end our three retrospectively-c...

|  pdf  |  This issue concludes the story of Professor Challenger in Space, and begins that of Quiet, the Tin Can Brains Are Hunting! ...

| Free pdf | This first issue of Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction is dedicated to anyone who ever cried because they felt sad. Being sad i...

In Ring of Red you take control of a group of heavy robot fighting machines - and at this point I have to admit to the possibility of having...

I don't imagine there'll be many people out there who'll agree with me, but this is one of the finest records it is my privile...