“Not every character needs to be relatable” – George Salis Interview
Author of Sea Above, Sun Below novel George Salis discusses his book and his story “Nuclear Mysticism” (Three Crows Magazine
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Down To a Sunless Sea: A Review of John Langan’s The Fisherman
By Anthony Perconti As a father and husband, the thing that scares me the most in this life is the
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Chuck Wendig’s The Wanderers: Book Review
by Julie Ann Rea The Wanderers starts slow, and a good part of its 800-page length elapses before the bulk
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Ontological Combatants: A Review of Michael Moorcock’s The Metatemporal Detective
by Anthony Perconti One of the enduring qualities of the works of fantasy grandmaster Michael Moorcock, in my view, is
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Anna Smith Spark Interview: “I certainly believe that small scale individual goodness is possible, love and acts of kindness are indeed humanly necessary”
Anna Smith Spark is the author of the critically acclaimed, multi-award shortlisted Empires of Dust grimdark epic fantasy series The
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“Three Expeditions” by Dennis Mombauer (English translation by Olivia Hofer)
Read Dennis Mombauers interview HERE and buy ISSUE 6 to support stories like this.
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Dennis Mombauer Interview: “A single, unachievable dream”
Dennis Mombauer’s short story “Three Expeditions” was featured in Three Crows Issue 6 and you can read it for free
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One Book, All Stories: A Discussion on Borges’ “The Book of Sand”
By Anthony Perconti I came to the writings of Jorge Luis Borges through my affection for the works of the
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Dead Astronauts: Book Review
by Alexander Pyles An undulating, coalescence of image and feeling, DEAD ASTRONAUTS is a living work. It tests you. Tricks
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The Hollow Gods: Book Review
A.J. Vrana’s debut “The Hollow Gods” is an exciting contemporary horror-fantasy that shines when it declines to play frights, which
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