May 22nd, 2026

Changes ahead!

A new home for our books

We have recently started the process of moving operations from the UK to Canada. At the same time, we are tackling our long-standing action item concerning our overreliance on Amazon’s printing and sales infrastructure.
We have already taken the first step by moving our digital media to our own online store, where purchase now includes both the PDF and EPUB versions for direct download.
We are currently evaluating several printing providers in order to continue offering a printed version of our journal. We expect to publish and distribute the forthcoming issue of ionosphere (Vol III Issue 2) independently of Amazon and gradually make back issues available the same way.

What this means:

  • After June 1st, our journal (digital and print) will no longer be available on Amazon. This includes future, current, and previous issues.

  • There will be a transition period in which back issues are only available for digital purchase.

  • The price for print issues and shipping is expected to increase; however, details depend on the yet to be decided on printing solution.

  • Prices will now be communicated in Canadian dollars instead of British pounds.

We thank everyone for their continued support as we implement these changes.

February 1st, 2026

Submissions open

The submission period for ionosphere Vol. III, Issue 2 is now open until May 31st, 2025.

Read the submission guidelines HERE and note our new policy regarding incorporation of AI-generated content.

January 13th, 2026

ionosphere Vol III Issue 1 availble now

The literary journal ionosphere focuses on the relationship between science, technology, and society. Among many other thought-provoking themes, this fifth issue asks readers to critically examine their consumption habits and interactions with modern technologies. The 30 featured authors represent both established and new voices.

This issue includes poetry and essays by Isabel Greenslade, Sowocki, Mike O’Brien, Jim Krosschell, Diane Raptosh, Angela Acosta, Joshua Walker, Chris Holdaway, Suzanna Fitzpatrick, Pulkita Anand, Cristina Ghita, JC Bogan, M. Kamm, Brigid Regan McCarthy, Nicholas Grooms, Lance Mazmanian, Melissa McCarter, Nick Phosphorus, Meg Freer, D. C. Nobes, Steve Denehan, Mason T.A. Robertson, Larry Kilman, Isi Unikowski, Hannah Frey, Betty Stanton, Michelle Berry, Shannon McEntee, Daniel Galef, and Will Staveley.

*Currently free to read with Kindle Unlimited

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