Apex Magazine
“The Djinn Prince in America: A Microepic in 9 Tracks” is lyrically beautiful but at the same time exhibits an edge. The rhythm of the words read like poetry but...
Interview with Saladin Ahmed author of “The Djinn Prince in America: A Microe...
“The Djinn Prince in America: A Microepic in 9 Tracks” is lyrically beautiful but at the same time exhibits an edge. The rhythm of the words read like poetry but...
Congratulations on having your first story, “The Whispered Thing”, published with Apex. Were you familiar with Apex before submitting work? Do you have any other works in progress or slated...
Interview with Zach Lynott author of "The Whispered Thing"
Congratulations on having your first story, “The Whispered Thing”, published with Apex. Were you familiar with Apex before submitting work? Do you have any other works in progress or slated...
Stephanie Jacob: “The Widow and the Xir” is both lyrically beautiful and emotionally compelling. It is a striking fantasy but also an engaging love story. Sanih, after losing her husband,...
Interview with Indrapramit Das
Stephanie Jacob: “The Widow and the Xir” is both lyrically beautiful and emotionally compelling. It is a striking fantasy but also an engaging love story. Sanih, after losing her husband,...
Congratulations on having your first story, “The Neighborly Thing to Do”, published with Apex. Were you familiar with Apex before submitting work? Thank you! I’m really very honored to be...
Interview with T.J. Weyler, author of “The Neighborly Thing to Do”
Congratulations on having your first story, “The Neighborly Thing to Do”, published with Apex. Were you familiar with Apex before submitting work? Thank you! I’m really very honored to be...
In “CUE:Change”, the undead promise change, a better world. What are your thoughts on the consequences, good or bad, that a society functioning with a “hive mind” would usher in?...
Interview with Chesya Burke author of “CUE:Change”
In “CUE:Change”, the undead promise change, a better world. What are your thoughts on the consequences, good or bad, that a society functioning with a “hive mind” would usher in?...
On your blog, you mention that your own circumstances inspired the story “Valentines”. Would you tell us about the evolution of the story and what it means to you? There's...
Interview with Shira Lipkin author of “Valentines”
On your blog, you mention that your own circumstances inspired the story “Valentines”. Would you tell us about the evolution of the story and what it means to you? There's...
For the author poetry is deeply personal, for the reader it is highly subjective. What do you hope readers experience or gain from your poetry? Well, poetry isn't always deeply...
Interview with Rachel Swirsky author of “Black, Red, White”
For the author poetry is deeply personal, for the reader it is highly subjective. What do you hope readers experience or gain from your poetry? Well, poetry isn't always deeply...