The Corncrake magazine promotes the best works in English literature, from the beginning of civilisation to the present and beyond.
Celebrating great stories, poems and essays by classic authors. Featuring beautiful and arresting artwork by renowned painters. Providing a platform for up-and coming writers and artists.
This issue features William Riverdale's heartwarming tale of romance and love in 'Glasgow 22nd Street', Chapter 2 of Luke Gilfedder's apocalyptic 'Roses of Shadow', and the second part of Kenneth Graham's charming depiction of England 'The Wind in the Willows'.
Edward White's 'Earl and the Dragon Slayer' returns, while 'The Willows' by Algernon Blackwood depicts an expedition down the haunted Danube. There is also a short story by Dostoevsky and art by Breton Riviere, a descendant of a Hugenot who made their way to England.
A piece by Ossian the legendary bard of Gaelic mythology rounds out this month's issue along side a poem by Thomas Hood, who writes about a forlorn shepherd who spends his time removing baby kangaroos from their mother's pouches.
NOTE: The Magazine will be printed from 9th February 2026, but you are able to order it in advance. All orders will be fulfilled immediately when the printed magazines are available (i.e. starting the week of February 9th). Also note that a limited number of copies are available.