The first Australian semi-professional publication devoted to the weird and the macabre, it was published by Radburn's imprint Dark Press.

"Australia has never produced a straight fantasy magazine, though in 1970 Sword and Sorcery, a putative companion to Ronald E Graham's Vision of Tomorrow, reached dummy stage before a poor financial deal killed it.

[2] [1] Radburn, also a writer, contributed to such other magazines as Arkham Sampler (Strange Company new series), Eldritch Tales, Dark Dreams, Etchings and Odysseys, Footsteps, Haunts and Doppelganger in the late 1980s.

Radburn conducts independent writing courses as well as working as a Compliance Manager in the print/publishing industry (he has written several technical manuals for the print and publishing sector).

His Cthulhu Mythos story "The Space of Madness" is included in Robert M. Price (ed), The Azathoth Cycle: Tales of the Blind Idiot God.