“Now is the time to warrior up and empower each other to take a stand for our planet. We need to sustain the little we have now, and develop ways not to pollute the environment, and sustain relationships with Mother Earth and save what we have left.”

—Autumn Peltier

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

The Future Fire (TFF) is our free, online, flagship magazine, which is 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, Multicultural SF and Cyberpunk, and an experiment in and celebration of new writing. We publish issues approximately 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.

Find The Future Fire on Twitter and FB .

Current Issue

Issue 2020.55 (October 2020) featuring stories and poems by Davian Aw, Jennifer R. Donohue, Eleanor Glewwe, Fiona M. Jones, Danielle Jorgensen-Murray, Gerri Leen, Rhianwen Phillips, Hester J. Rook and Benjanun Sriduangkaew; illustrations by Carmen Moran, Cécile Matthey, Fluffgar, Gwen C. Katz, Rachel Linn, Toeken and Valeria Vitale, and cover art by Pear Nuallak. (Download PDF | Epub | Kindle)

Books

         

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.