Apex Magazine
This month’s cover is “Cyber Entity” by Galactic Nikita, a freelance artist and designer who is currently focusing on 3D product rendering. Nikita’s works focus on the techniques that come...
Interview with Artist Galactic Nikita
This month’s cover is “Cyber Entity” by Galactic Nikita, a freelance artist and designer who is currently focusing on 3D product rendering. Nikita’s works focus on the techniques that come...
Sometimes you pull a story from the submission pile and start reading, and time disappears, and suddenly you’re back in your own reality feeling a little changed like you’ve returned...
Interview with Author Aimee Picchi
Sometimes you pull a story from the submission pile and start reading, and time disappears, and suddenly you’re back in your own reality feeling a little changed like you’ve returned...
Who are the monsters? The scary creatures in childhood bedtime stories or our neighbors? Or both? Was the monster just a regular animal until people came along and said it...
Interview with Author Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam
Who are the monsters? The scary creatures in childhood bedtime stories or our neighbors? Or both? Was the monster just a regular animal until people came along and said it...
This month’s cover art comes from Reza Afshar, a freelance environment-concept artist and illustrator. His work features fantastical landscapes that invite the illustrated characters as well as the viewers to...
Interview with Artist Reza Afshar
This month’s cover art comes from Reza Afshar, a freelance environment-concept artist and illustrator. His work features fantastical landscapes that invite the illustrated characters as well as the viewers to...
Sam Asher’s story “Americana!” started me thinking about value, and more specifically about perceived value. Does something have value because it is rare? Does it have value because you can eat it...
Interview with Author Sam Asher
Sam Asher’s story “Americana!” started me thinking about value, and more specifically about perceived value. Does something have value because it is rare? Does it have value because you can eat it...
I may have to go back to blogging formal book reviews, just so I can write a 1,500-word think piece on “A Monster in the Shape of a Boy.” This...
Interview with Author Hannah Yang
I may have to go back to blogging formal book reviews, just so I can write a 1,500-word think piece on “A Monster in the Shape of a Boy.” This...
J.R. Slattum is a self-taught artist based in Portland, Oregon. Inspired by personal enlightenment after a near-death experience in 2007, he began painting and creating as meditation. His work heavily...
Interview with Artist J.R. Slattum
J.R. Slattum is a self-taught artist based in Portland, Oregon. Inspired by personal enlightenment after a near-death experience in 2007, he began painting and creating as meditation. His work heavily...