Reality out-entertains fiction: Interview with D. Harlan Wilson
By Alex Khlopenko D. Harlan Wilson is everything you want to be – he is a novelist, short story writer,
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Author: Three Crows
Excerpt: “Legacy of Ghosts” by Alicia Wanstall-Burke
(Sequel to Blood of Heirs – Book Two of The Coraidic Sagas) by Alicia Wanstall-Burke Four years have passed since
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We Live Inside a Dream: A Discussion on Borges’ “The South”
by Anthony Perconti Jose Luis Borges was a writer of myriad interests. Literature, poetry, the criminal underworld and the nature
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THE GOD RAYS OF NERVESPRACHE: D. HARLAN WILSON’S THE PSYCHOTIC DR. SCHREBER
Near the end of Daniel Paul Schreber’s Memoirs of My Nervous Illness, he has an epiphany: “…everything that happens is
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“Stones” by Anna Smith Spark
Stones. Put them in your mouth and suck them. Squeeze them in your hand so tight your fingers bleed. Sitting
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“All Will Be Made Well: A Review of Grant Morrison & Philip Bond’s Vimanarama”
By Anthony Perconti Although he needs no introduction from the likes of me, let me just take a moment to
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THE BONE SHIPS BY RJ BARKER REVIEW
by Alex Khlopenko Once again, I’m facing a conflict of interest – how can you objectively review authors that you
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“Riggers” by RJ Barker
We look after our own in this circus. As long as I’m ringmaster we always will. The Riggers turned up
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House of Sacrifice by Anna Smith Spark Review
I gotta be honest, I doubt that I can be entirely impartial when reviewing the book of one of my
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Jen Williams: “My own work is inherently optimistic”
Jen Williams, fantasy writer and Dragon Age obsessive, is the author of The Copper Cat Trilogy and The Winnowing Flame
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