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Maybe I shook them off. I don’t feel them breathing down my neck anymore. I turn around, but I don’t see them in the crowd. The square is swarmed by...
An Evening in the City Coffeehouse, With Lydia on My Mind
Maybe I shook them off. I don’t feel them breathing down my neck anymore. I turn around, but I don’t see them in the crowd. The square is swarmed by...
In her dreams, Jiaotan saw Father: hands outstretched, the flesh of the fingers fraying away to reveal the yellowed, tapered shape of bones, the deep-set eyes bulging in their sockets,...
After the Fire
In her dreams, Jiaotan saw Father: hands outstretched, the flesh of the fingers fraying away to reveal the yellowed, tapered shape of bones, the deep-set eyes bulging in their sockets,...
Translated from Hebrew by Lavie Tidhar When Benjamin Schneider came to my clinic and complained of mysterious coils on his left wrist, I wasn’t overly surprised. The term “hypochondriac” may...
Benjamin Schneider’s Little Greys
Translated from Hebrew by Lavie Tidhar When Benjamin Schneider came to my clinic and complained of mysterious coils on his left wrist, I wasn’t overly surprised. The term “hypochondriac” may...
Tunku Halim is aMalaysian-born writer of horror, science fiction, and fantasy. He’s seen twonovels published, four collections of short stories, and runs a popularblog at tunkuhalim.wordpress.com. You mentioned in an...
Interview with Tunku Halim
Tunku Halim is aMalaysian-born writer of horror, science fiction, and fantasy. He’s seen twonovels published, four collections of short stories, and runs a popularblog at tunkuhalim.wordpress.com. You mentioned in an...
I am delighted to welcome you to the special World SF issue of Apex Magazine. This month, The Apex Book of World SF is officially released, an anthology of fifteen...
Issue 5 Guest Editorial
I am delighted to welcome you to the special World SF issue of Apex Magazine. This month, The Apex Book of World SF is officially released, an anthology of fifteen...