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Shortlisted for a 2017 Aurealis Award - Best Anthology

Dimension6 takes you on a journey beyond the borders of the real. Our fourth annual collection features stories from some of the best Australian and overseas speculative fiction writers working in the field today.

Best SF Novel Finalist - 2023 Aurealis Awards

"A potent SF depiction of humanity victimizing peaceful aliens." Kirkus Reviews 

Two outcasts. One goal. Stop Earth.

Earth''s Hegemony controls the surrounding alien civilisations with ruthless force. Its aim: dominate the galaxy to protect humanity.

On Earth, disgraced pilot Rhees Lowrans is thrust into a job she doesn''t want. She sees firsthand how the Hegemony will sacrifice anything - including her - to keep Earth safe.

In the Lenticular, Udun - one of the empathic Kresz - is on a secret mission when he learns of the Hegemony''s expansion into nearby space. But his warnings are ignored and the Hegemony invades his world and mutilates any Kresz who oppose them.

Can these two outsiders stand against the might of the Hegemony? And will the human race survive if they succeed?

"... wild and expansive, and just so utterly out there.'''' Aurealis Magazine

Dimension6 magazine takes you on a journey beyond the borders of the real. Our second annual collection features stories from some of the best Australian and overseas writers working in the field today. Jason Fischer ' Everything is a Graveyard' - Post-apocalyptic V8s in a ruined Adelaide destroyed by prehistoric drop bears. What more do you need to know?

Bren MacDibble 'Tooth' - Backpacker horror a toothsome treat? Look no further.

Chris McMahon 'Time Pump' - Marooned in the icy wastes of planet X31, it’s only a matter of hours until MacPherson freezes to death…

Steve Cameron 'Lodloc and The Bear' - Childhood imaginings don’t normally have the habit of knocking on your door…

David McDonald 'Red in Tooth and Claw' - Could a single human be a match for the hostile environment of the planet Hope?

SG Larner 'Going Home Sideways' - They say you can never go home. But maybe they’re wrong…

Jen White 'Dark History' - Urban archeology isn’t meant to be this scary, is it?

Jessica May Lin ' The Pass' - Grandfather protected the children who lived in the strawberry fields from the monsters. But now he was growing old and weary…

Dimension6 magazine takes you on a journey beyond the borders of the real. Our third annual collection features stories from some of the best Australian and overseas writers working in the field today.

‘In the Slip’ by Emillie Colyer - O wad some Power the giftie gie us to see oursels as ithers see us!

‘Guitarrista’s Lament’ by Jeff Suwak - A Guitarrista’s life is full of laughter and sadness, more of each than most people know.

‘Preservation of Faith’ by Dustin Adams - Touching God can get you killed.

‘Trollkyrka’ by Matt Wesolowski - Like any religion, the troll church demands its sacrifices.

‘Bronze Gods’ by Jeremy Szal - Some who volunteer for the Steel Legion’s work never return.

‘Small Fish’ by Matthew Cropley - Is there honour among thieves in the city of Caravor? Not likely…

‘Going Viral’ by Thoraiya Dyer - Nila’s plan to trick her mother and giver her the granddaughter she yearns for isn’t exactly simple, but what could possibly go wrong?

‘The Plastinarium’ by Zoë Harland - Students of necromancy should really take more care…

‘All the Colours of the Tomato’ by Simon Petrie - Out among the stars we need to learn to see with different eyes.

‘The Widow in the Woods’ by Barry Charman - Jakob lost one family member to the widow. He would not lose another.