“Progressive art can assist people to learn not only about the objective forces at work in the society in which they live, but also about the intensely social character of their interior lives. Ultimately, it can propel people toward social emancipation.”

—Angela Davis

Futurefire.net Publishing (FFN) is a small, independent publisher of short speculative fiction stories, poetry and art in anthologies, collections, magazines and other formats.

The Future Fire (TFF) is our flagship online magazine, always open to submissions of beautiful and useful short stories and poetry in Social-political and Progressive Speculative Fiction, Feminist SF, Queer SF, Eco SF, World SF and Cyberpunk, and an experiment in and celebration of new writing, published four times a year.

TFF Reviews is our review site specialising in indie and small press books, zines, exhibitions, etc.

Press Blog hosts interviews, promotions, guest posts and other news from TFF and our friends.

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Current Issue

Issue 2022.63 (October 2022), featuring stories and poems by Joyce Chng, Adriana Grigore, Jennifer Hudak, Shelly Jones, Annika Barranti Klein, Marisca Pchette and S. Brackett Robertson; art by Eric Asaris, L.E. Badillo, Dr T. Eratopo, Fluffgar, Josep Lledó and Katharine A. Viola. (Download PDF | Epub | Kindle)

Books

Noir Fire anthology, co-edited by Valeria Vitale, on sale in print and e-book.

Making Monsters anthology, co-edited by Emma Bridges, on sale in print and e-book.

Fae Visions of the Mediterranean anthology, edited by Valeria Vitale and Djibril al-Ayad, on sale in print and e-book.

TFF-X: Ten years of The Future Fire anthology, edited by Djibril al-Ayad, Cécile Matthey and Valeria Vitale, on sale in print and e-book.

Accessing the Future anthology, co-edited by Kathryn Allan, on sale in print and e-book.

We See a Different Frontier anthology, co-edited by Fabio Fernandes, on sale in print and e-book.

Outlaw Bodies anthology, co-edited by Lori Selke, on sale in print and e-book.