I grew up reading my grandfather’s collection of science fiction and fantasy magazines from the 1930s to the 1980s. Some of those...
Jason Sanford is an award-winning science fiction and fantasy writer who's also a passionate advocate for fellow authors, creators, and fans, in particular through reporting in his Genre Grapevine column (for which he is a three-time finalist for the Hugo Award for Best Fan Writer). He's also published dozens of stories in magazines such as Apex Magazine, Asimov’s Science Fiction, Interzone, and Beneath Ceaseless Skies along with appearances in a number of "year's best" anthologies and The New Voices of Science Fiction. His first novel, Plague Birds, was a finalist for both the 2022 Nebula Award and the 2022 Philip K. Dick Award. Born and raised in the American South, Jason's previous experience includes work as an archaeologist and as a Peace Corps Volunteer. His website is www.jasonsanford.com.
How Can You Be?
22 Nov, 2022
Earlier this year Julie K. Brown, an award-winning Miami Herald investigative reporter, tweeted words that ignited rage across...
The Ever-Dreaming Verdict of Plagues
21 Sep, 2021
Murder it is, Cristina de Ane thought as she gripped the condemned woman’s face. The woman, Jennery Flats, stood five hands higher...
The Eight-Thousanders
11 Mar, 2021
He spoke once, the words whispered by frozen lips on a face so frostbitten he looked like a porcelain doll. I found him below...
Death Flowers of Never-Forgotten Love
15 Mar, 2016
He rests like frozen time in the coffin—his face embalmed to wax, his cheeks flushed to rouge and an ever-sparkling smile on lips...
Here We Are, Falling Through Shadows
08 Jul, 2010
Miker drove our fire engine through the dark neighborhood, the red emergency lights flash-synching to the deep bass of the rumbler...