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What an incredible ride. Thanks to you amazing people, we've reached over 90% of our goal. Your support has been fantastic: family, friends, colleagues and readers all over the world coming together to back this project, spread the word on social... (Read More)

Owen Booth The results of our Twitter poll are in, and our new reward is settled: one lucky backer will get to have a beer with Fictionable author Owen Booth. If you can get to London, then you'll be able to meet up face to face, but this reward is... (Read More)

So here we are: more than a week to go and we've reached over 70% of our goal. Massive thanks to all of you amazing people – family, friends, colleagues and readers from all over the world – from all of us at Fictionable. Your support has been... (Read More)

Thanks to you awesome people, we're more than halfway to our goal already. So now we want to give you a glimpse into the future we're building – three of the amazing authors lined up for issue two: Maaza Mengiste The Ethiopian American writer and... (Read More)

The guitars are wailing, the drums are kicking in. Just over a week in and we're halfway there, already. Huge thanks to all of you amazing people from all of us at Fictionable. The support we've received from family, friends, colleagues and readers... (Read More)

What an awesome first week. A hearty thank you from all of us at Fictionable to all of you amazing people, who have helped us raise more than £7000 in just seven days. It's incredible to receive such great backing from family, friends, colleagues... (Read More)

Folks, What an incredible day. From all of us here at Fictionable, can I roar out an enormous, resounding “Thank you!” To get such awe-inspiring, amazing support from family, friends, colleagues and enthusiastic readers all over the world is the... (Read More)

Oneworld editor and former Guardian journalist Richard Lea is heading a new web-based short fiction journal, Fictionable, which is aiming to raise £15,000 in the next month on Kickstarter. The magazine startup has already lined up contributors such as Sarah Hall (pictured) — the only author to win the BBC national short story award twice — and Alain Mabanckou, writer and UCLA professor, to write new short stories for its first issue, due in June 2022. Other contributors for issue one include New Orleans-based author Ladee Hubbard, Owen Booth and the comics writer and illustrator Isabel Greenberg. (Read More)