Aliens are disturbing the peace in the city of Mirazor. They are abducting people from the streets and doing very unpleasant things to them. Beyond the city walls, a parasitic weed of mysterious provenance is spreading with astonishing speed across the world.Mirazor is full of refugees. The novel’s protagonist, Tegimor Halstaf, travels to the city and is reluctantly drawn into the resistance movement. Among his fellow warriors are a magician’s beautiful daughter, a belligerent dwarf with a taste for collecting alien heads, and a pair of young lovers who have escaped from the invaders’ mother-ship. Together, this curious group manage to save the world.Author V. Peter Maslin is inspired by a variety of Science-Fiction and Fantasy writers, including Brian Aldiss, M. John Harrison and William S. Burroughs. He feels his novel to be in the tradition of Meryvn Peake’s Gormenghast. Mirazor will appeal to fans of science-fantasy fiction.

Something – no-one knows quite what – is haunting the foggy backstreets of 18th century London. Innocent folk are being killed in their beds. Priests from a mysterious cult are taking away the bodies. Septimus Slim and his criminal friends hope to leave the country. They steal a golden statue from the cultists, but they are utterly unprepared for what comes next. As their dreams turn into nightmares… Fans of classic SF/Fantasy will enjoy The Curse of the Crocodile Queen, a historical fantasy story filled with suspense and mystery – and hugely believable characters.

Contains the Society's proceedings, reports, list of members, etc.

Investigates the appearance of vampires, mummies, werewolves, zombies, ghosts, witches, and other monsters many claim are real.