Apex Magazine
By T. Kingfisher | Narrated by Blythe Haynes "Origin Story"—Published inApex Magazine, Issue 104, January 2018. Read it here:https://apex-magazine.com/origin-story/ Ursula Vernon is the winner of the Hugo, Nebula, and Mythopoeic...
Episode #55: Origin Story
By T. Kingfisher | Narrated by Blythe Haynes "Origin Story"—Published inApex Magazine, Issue 104, January 2018. Read it here:https://apex-magazine.com/origin-story/ Ursula Vernon is the winner of the Hugo, Nebula, and Mythopoeic...
Well, here we are at the end of 2017. It’s been a year, hasn’t it? But through it all, fiction has brought me joy, as have the people who create...
Words for Thought #19
Well, here we are at the end of 2017. It’s been a year, hasn’t it? But through it all, fiction has brought me joy, as have the people who create...
This month’s cover art comes from artist and designer Clarissa Ferguson. Ferguson enjoys all forms of art and design. She took time out of her busy schedule as a student...
Interview with Cover Artist Clarissa Ferguson
This month’s cover art comes from artist and designer Clarissa Ferguson. Ferguson enjoys all forms of art and design. She took time out of her busy schedule as a student...
Nature is beautiful, surreal, and harsh. Nature doesn’t much care about the safety or welfare of the people who live within it. It’s up to us to find or create...
Interview with Author Daniela Tomova
Nature is beautiful, surreal, and harsh. Nature doesn’t much care about the safety or welfare of the people who live within it. It’s up to us to find or create...
She lay bleeding upon her cartridge belts. She could not stand up. The piercing pain in her stomach would not allow it. Catalina raised her head, squinting. A man with...
Cemetery Man
She lay bleeding upon her cartridge belts. She could not stand up. The piercing pain in her stomach would not allow it. Catalina raised her head, squinting. A man with...
The problem, of course, is that the world ended. She’s lying in her bed, staring at the sloping scribbles on the ceiling. Downstairs, the party continues as ever. Voices rise...
The Edge of Things
The problem, of course, is that the world ended. She’s lying in her bed, staring at the sloping scribbles on the ceiling. Downstairs, the party continues as ever. Voices rise...
Narrated by Dave Robison “Sit here.” He pulls out a thin panel from the front of his kiosk, punches it into the third dimension, then into its secondary function as...
Behind Her, Trailing Like Butterfly Wings
Narrated by Dave Robison “Sit here.” He pulls out a thin panel from the front of his kiosk, punches it into the third dimension, then into its secondary function as...