Stephanie Jacob is an interviewer for Apex Magazine who resides in Eastern North Carolina. She graduated Chowan College with a degree in Commercial Art and Converse College with a degree in Studio Art. She worked for years in the publishing industry in pre-press, design and layout. In her spare time she reviews books and writes a seasonal column for a popular paranormal website.
Lavie Tidhar is a ubiquitous name in science fiction and fantasy circles. His short fiction has appeared dozens of times in professional...
Jennifer Pelland has twice been nominated for the Nebula Award for short fiction. Her first collection, Unwelcome Bodies, was...
Stephanie Jacob: Mother Nature is a dramatic image. The muted palette and striking imagery convey such power. Traditionally we...
Elizabeth Bear was the winner of the 2005 John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, the 2008 Hugo Award for Best Short Story...
R.A. Salvatore's books have sold more than 10,000,000 copies. His first published novel, The Crystal Shard from TSR, was the first...
Stephanie Jacob: When we first start reading “Frank” there is a sense of normalcy. But in a few paragraphs we are given our first...
Stephanie Jacob: Tether is a gritty, flawed character who has the ability to get under your skin. He is the kind of character...
“The Djinn Prince in America: A Microepic in 9 Tracks” is lyrically beautiful but at the same time exhibits an edge. The rhythm...
Congratulations on having your first story, “The Whispered Thing”, published with Apex. Were you familiar with Apex before submitting...
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