Infinity Wanderers magazine

[Grey Wolf]

Infinity Wanderers issue 5 is now live

Featuring a second cover for IF from Robin Stacey, this one showing Persephone exiting the Underworld, and Demeter working in the fields of nature, to symbolise the rebirth of Spring

Infinity Wanderers 5 leads with an author interview with Ralph Greco Jr., leading into a feature on the childrens book 'Too Many Bunnies' authored by Joe Swarctz and himself. Regular columns include L.G. Parker's Small Causes, comparing Operation Sea Lion with Operation Overlord, and his Urban Warfare, focused on Hue in the Vietnam War, and Jon N Davies continues his history of the Goughs of Ynyscedwyn with his article on Richard Gough Aubrey (2). Serialised stories continuing in this issue are Alea Abiecerat by Haley Receveur and The Smiling Tiger by Rusty Gladdish, whilst Grey Wolf pens an article on A Dream of Empire, now a Little Book, published by Scimitar Edge. The late Brian G. Davies' travel articles continue to be published with 'Seeking the Northern Lights', and some of his poetry is featured for the republication of his book 'A Fountain Stirred'. Featured poetry comes from Pawel Marckiewicz with Arethusa and Alpheus, Richard Stevenson with Poems from an Abominable Swamp Slob, and from Linda M Crate, and Simon R Gladdish. Featured stories include Alma Pater from Jenean McBrearty, A Pearl Harbor Secret from Gene J Parola, Stone and Blood from Brenden Sisk, and The Vae's Appetite by Michael Gerard. A book review of C M Angus' novel Overstrike completes the magazine.

Infinity Wanderers 5 purchase links

Paperback
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Amazon UK https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0BYRDRNCX

Kindle
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Amazon UK https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0BYXTPTQS

Epub
Link for all https://books2read.com/u/38Vwrr
Barnes and Noble https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/infinity-wanderers-5-grey-wolf/1143234074
Scribd https://www.scribd.com/book/632440540/Infinity-Wanderers-5-Infinity-Wanderers
Smashwords https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1365992?ref=draft2digital

If anyone wants an electronic copy (PDF, Epub or Mobi) for review purposes please DM me and I will send the download link

 

[Grey Wolf]

I created an appendix to volumes 1 to 5 consisting just of the articles on the Goughs

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[Grey Wolf]

Issue 6, to be released in June has a few places left for actual alternate history contributions, but is pretty filled up with associated genres

Issue 7 to be published in September 2023 is now taking submissions (and has spaces) in all genres

Please send to editor@scimitaredge.com and title the email "For Infinity Wanderers"

Thanks
Grey Wolf

 

[Grey Wolf]

Just pressed PUBLISH on Infinity Wanderers 6. At 205 pages it is a monumental work. If I can get a table seat on the train back from London to Swansea tomorrow I will try to get the ebook version ready. But hopefully by early afternoon tomorrow, the paperback version will be live. Due to Amazon's price increase, it is £10.99 which includes extremely little profit for me (about 20p an issue maybe), but we wanted to keep it in line with good magazines you might buy in a shop. It is in many ways a coffee-table book, of course, full colour, 10" x 8", and this issue is possibly the one that has gone through the most digital proofs ever, though that does not mean there will be no mistakes, of course. It has several colour and photographic features, as well as a few Photographic Interludes of interest, which reset left/right balance. We would certainly hope that the mix, and breadth and depth, of features will be of interest to a wide variety of readers.

 

[Grey Wolf]

INFINITY WANDERERS 6 - Published

Infinity Wanderers 6's lead story is 'A Dream in Ruins' by Matt Kusluski. Regular columns include L.G. Parker's Small Causes, looking at the Confederate Navy in the American Civil War, & his Urban Warfare, focused on Mogadishu, 1993, and Jon N Davies continues his history of the Goughs of Ynyscedwyn with his article on Richard Gough Aubrey, first of his name who inherited the estate in 1752. Serialised stories continuing in this issue are The Smiling Tiger by Rusty Gladdish, which completes, and Alea Abiecerat by Haley Receveur. The travel feature is 2 children's writing 'A Paris Diary' in 1983, whilst other history comes from Susan Dean with 'Remember Remember'. A beautiful art feature comes from Janis Butler Holm with Renaissance Aliens, in full glorious colour, while BB Elshin provides 'Britain: First on the Moon'. Poetry comes from Ali Ashhar, DJ Tyrer, C Collingwood and Elder Gideon. Stories featured are by Matthew Spence, Matthew Toddington, Victoria Male, Robert Feinstein, PM Baird, ML Williams, Grey Wolf, and DJ Tyrer. The One Place Study of 2 Juniper continues with 'The Changing Garden', chronicling 1976 to 1994.

Its page at its website

Issue 6 of Infinity Wanderers magazine

Terms and Conditions for submitting to, and being featured in, Infinity Wanderers Magazine. We claim no copyright but do not pay for submissions.

www.infinitywanderers.com

Paperback
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Ebook Versions
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Epub Retailers - https://books2read.com/u/bPLaej

 

[Grey Wolf]

The associated work on the Goughs, comprising articles from issues 1,2,3,5 and 6 is now A GOUGH COMPENDIUM

Hezekiah Fleming has been excised due to a wealth of new information, and a new article on him is planned for issue 8 of Infinity Wanderers

Richard Gough Aubrey, the first of that name, died 1759, has been added, which article also traces the Portrey family through 3 (or 4 if counting illegitimate and female descent) generations.

Only available in 8" x 10" paperback (the same size as Infinity Wanderers magazines), it can be purchased at:-

Amazon UK

Amazon.co.uk

Amazon.com

Amazon.com

 

[Grey Wolf]

Issue 7, due out in early September, is now closed to submissions and is being finalised.

Please feel free to send submissions for issue 8, the Christmas/New Year special to editor@scimitaredge.com

 

[Grey Wolf]

Issue 7 of Infinity Wanderers is now live

The main purchase URLs are

Paperback
Amazon.Com - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CH2P65YG/
Amazon.Co.UK - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CH2P65YG

Ebook Versions
Kindle at Amazon.com - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CH8C5VSX/
Kindle at Amazon.co.uk - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CH8C5VSX/
Epub Retailers - https://books2read.com/u/47ddQj

Infinity Wanderers 7's stories include The Duchess of Suffolk by Victoria Male, Silver and Gold by Susan Dean, The Goo at the Morts by Bob Freeman, The King of Alansport by Kevin MacAlan, Painted Paper by Gail Brown, Three Worlds by Matthew Spence, The Rose by J.S. Watts, 1950 by Bill Kitcher, the first part of a new 3-part story Fair-Weather Friends by Mark Harbinger, and Part 5 of Alea Abiecerat by Haley Receveur. L.G. Parker continues his Small Causes column with Keep Your Powder Dry, and has a second article providing an Index to Confederate Ironclads of the American Civil War. Jon N. Davies' history of the Goughs of Ynyscedwyn continues with William Gough, senior, and his lineage at Saint Briavels, Gloucs. A special art feature brings us the work of Sonali Roy, and a pictorial feature from Grey Wolf is 'The Kingdom of Kra', looking back on a lost story, with new digital art from Robin Stacey. There is poetry from Simon R. Gladdish and the late Brian G. Davies, and book reviews of 'If England Were Invaded' by William Le Queux, and 'Lord of a Shattered Land' by Howard Andrew Jones round off the content.

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Anybody wanting a review copy, I can provide a PDF download link, or send the PDF via email. Am working on the epub.


Best Regards
Grey Wolf

 

[Grey Wolf]

Issue 8, the Christmas/New Year issue is taking submissions NOW

Please email to editor@scimitaredge.com

Alternate history, science fiction, historical fiction, and fantasy short stories especially wanted

Poetry theme is Pet Words - poems about pets, including in memoriam and looking back on those we loved and lost

 

[Petike]

Grey Wolf has kindly asked me via e-mail if I could post the Ko-fi link for Infinity Wanderers:

https://ko-fi.com/infinitywanderers

He's tried contacting Sargon the previous week, but wasn't lucky, so he tried my e-mail address we used some years back, when I sent him an article for Innovate magazine that he edited back then, before Infinity Wanderers.

The screenshot of Grey Wolf's e-mail to me (sent on the 13th of October) available below, under the spoiler.

Spoiler: Grey Wolf's e-mail concerning some current personal issues and his Ko-fi link for Infinity Wanderers

I've edited out my own e-mail address and Grey Wolf's surname, for obvious privacy reasons.


I also include the reply e-mail I wrote to him before posting in this thread, under the second spoiler.

Spoiler: My reply to Grey Wolf's e-mail

I'm adding it here for completeness' sake, just so it's clear I wrote back to him and promised to share the link.

I don't know if I can be of any help beyond that, but if any of you know Grey Wolf personally or know him well enough here on the forums, feel free to contact him and ask if he needs any help. As I'm far away from the UK, including Wales, I personally can't directly help GW.

 

[Grey Wolf]

Thank you Petike for sharing it here, and for the couple of kind people who have donated.

Infinity Wanderers 8 has had "publish" pressed but is currently stuck "in review"

 

[Nik]

Bravo !! Especially for getting past the first handful of issues...

I still remember the huge 'buzz' I got from seeing a couple of my 'shorts' appear in 'Threads'...

 

[Grey Wolf]

The webpage for issue 8 is live

Issue 8 of Infinity Wanderers magazine

Infinity Wanderers 8, the Christmas 2023 and New Year 2024 edition.

infinitywanderers.com

So far, the print version is the only one live

Paperback
Amazon.Com - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CPBC78LV/
Amazon.Co.UK - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CPBC78LV

At £10.99 I get 8 pence an issue, so this is as near to cost price as I can do it

210 pages, full colour, 8" x 10"

Please try and support this magazine

The One Place Study of 2 Juniper continues with a look at The Later Interior, seeing how changes in decor, and the effect of the additional extensions, changed the feel of the inside of the house during the 1980s and early 1990s.

L.G. Parker contributes Small Causes 7 with "History-Changing Events", and "Wrong Men". Jon N Davies continues his history of the Goughs of Ynyscedwyn with the first part of the life of Richard Douglas Gough, covering 1797 to 1842.

Fair-Weather Friend by Mark Harbinger continues with Part 2, and Haley Receveur's Alea Abiecerat now reaches Part 6 of the syndicated story.

Pet Words is a poetry focus on our pets, and includes a variety of contributors' poems, some poignant and some amusing, along with photographs and illustrations. There is also poetry by Linda M. Crate, from Jack Cariad Leon with 'For The Children Taken by the Pied Piper, and from Joshua Boers with an anagram poem of a verse of The Battle of Maldon.

The lead story is 'Death of the Author' by Joshua Boers, and other stories come from Susan Dean with both 'Mol's Swansong' and 'Devil's Dyke', from Ciaran McLarnon with 'The Kingdom', from Paul Leone with 'So Long As We Still Live', from Matthew Spence with 'On The Trail', from Allister Nelson with 'And Lilith Sewed the Seam', from Peter Molnár with 'The Cuckoo's Gaze', and from Glenis Moore with 'Immortality Bites!'.

We have an interview with author and poet Gary Beck. Book features and several book reviews complete the magazine, hopefully recommending some good reads for the festive season.

These book reviews are 'Cold Rising' by Rohan O'Duill and 'Atomic Secrets' by John A Hopkins.

Amazon.co.uk

Amazon.co.uk

Both are absolutely excellent books

Best Regards
Grey Wolf