Apex Magazine
In 2005 when I had the idea to publish Apex Science Fiction & Horror Digest (a print ancestor of this zine), I wanted to publish sci-fi stories that served as...
What Say You: Editorial
In 2005 when I had the idea to publish Apex Science Fiction & Horror Digest (a print ancestor of this zine), I wanted to publish sci-fi stories that served as...
Welcome to Apex Magazine issue 131. This month is special to me because it marks my ten-year anniversary of working for Apex. My Apexiversary, if you will. When I first...
Musings from Maryland
Welcome to Apex Magazine issue 131. This month is special to me because it marks my ten-year anniversary of working for Apex. My Apexiversary, if you will. When I first...
Welcome to Issue 130. Time is a fickle thing. That became abundantly clear at the beginning of the pandemic, when months—and then years—passed, and yet somehow it still feels like...
Musings from Maryland
Welcome to Issue 130. Time is a fickle thing. That became abundantly clear at the beginning of the pandemic, when months—and then years—passed, and yet somehow it still feels like...
In 2014, when I started scouting for science fiction from non-English speaking countries and written in languages other than English I never thought I would find so many wonderful stories...
From the Sense of Wonder to the Sense of Wander
In 2014, when I started scouting for science fiction from non-English speaking countries and written in languages other than English I never thought I would find so many wonderful stories...
Hello and welcome to Apex Magazine issue 127! Identity is something I’ve been reflecting on a lot lately. In August, my husband and I dropped our older daughter off for...
From the Editor - Musings from Maryland
Hello and welcome to Apex Magazine issue 127! Identity is something I’ve been reflecting on a lot lately. In August, my husband and I dropped our older daughter off for...
Hello and welcome to Apex Magazine issue 127! Identity is something I’ve been reflecting on a lot lately. In August, my husband and I dropped our older daughter off for...
From the Editor - Musings from Maryland
Hello and welcome to Apex Magazine issue 127! Identity is something I’ve been reflecting on a lot lately. In August, my husband and I dropped our older daughter off for...
My grandfather was a poet. Not one you’ve heard of—his work was never widely distributed—but a poet nonetheless. He wrote about his family, about my grandmother, and about his spirituality—things...
Indigenous Futurists Editorial
My grandfather was a poet. Not one you’ve heard of—his work was never widely distributed—but a poet nonetheless. He wrote about his family, about my grandmother, and about his spirituality—things...