Apex Magazine
My Song at the Conclave of Many Sorrows
1. I was six years old when my grandmother took me to a conclave of ìrókò trees. Màámi had passed away the night before, after suffering from a sickness that...
My Song at the Conclave of Many Sorrows
1. I was six years old when my grandmother took me to a conclave of ìrókò trees. Màámi had passed away the night before, after suffering from a sickness that...
Musings from Maryland
Welcome to Apex Magazine issue 150! We decided to celebrate 150 issues with the previously unpublished/unpaid author issue that we funded through our last Kickstarter. For the purposes of this issue, we...
Musings from Maryland
Welcome to Apex Magazine issue 150! We decided to celebrate 150 issues with the previously unpublished/unpaid author issue that we funded through our last Kickstarter. For the purposes of this issue, we...
Issue 150
Apex Magazine is a digital dark science fiction and fantasy genre zine that features award-winning short fiction, essays, and interviews. Established in 2009, our fiction has won several Hugo and...
Issue 150
Apex Magazine is a digital dark science fiction and fantasy genre zine that features award-winning short fiction, essays, and interviews. Established in 2009, our fiction has won several Hugo and...
"The Masks We Wear" Drabble Contest
Time to pick out your costumes early and choose your masks for this Halloween. Our theme for the second drabble contest in 2025 is “The Masks. We Wear.” Halloween is...
"The Masks We Wear" Drabble Contest
Time to pick out your costumes early and choose your masks for this Halloween. Our theme for the second drabble contest in 2025 is “The Masks. We Wear.” Halloween is...
The Fifth Horseman
When the echo of other hoof beats fades away, I dismount.
Perfection, and the Bridges Between
I understood then that this was a lesson on trust. I needed to rip old habits. I needed to trust someone else with the business side of writing.
Perfection, and the Bridges Between
I understood then that this was a lesson on trust. I needed to rip old habits. I needed to trust someone else with the business side of writing.
Things the Older Boy Understands
They’re not brothers, and before three days ago, they weren’t friends. But now, they’re all that’s left.
Things the Older Boy Understands
They’re not brothers, and before three days ago, they weren’t friends. But now, they’re all that’s left.