Creature was born out of a desire to promote the creative works of fantasy and science fiction that have gone previously underrepresented in other larger submission programs. Born out of a meeting between five young artists, Creature was envisioned as a way for creatives of all stripes and colours to have a chance to get their work published and reviewed.
The theme for issue three is ‘Framed.’ Framed has many meanings but overall it encapsulates the idea of perspectives and narratives being enclosed within specific contexts, much like a picture in a frame. This theme allows exploration of diverse worlds, characters, and alternate realities, inviting examination of how different viewpoints shape our understanding.
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The theme for issue two is ‘Parasite.’ The committee have chosen this because it invokes rich narratives of invasion, dependency, and transformation, resonating deeply with psychological and societal fears that are perhaps more easily digestible when represented in speculative fiction.
Not all of us have the connections or the ability to get our work out into the greater world so easily and Creature is a way for the most promising writers to express their abilities and get the eyes of the public on to them.
