“Post-Solar” by D. Harlan Wilson
“The only real beginning and end is birth and death. All of the other alphas and omegas that you think you have suffered are an illusion. What remains is the horrific in-between. Amen.”
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Author: Three Crows
REVIEW: “Raising Hell” by Bryony Pearce
Through those reality-addled eyes, Ivy is the perfect portrayal of a flawed young woman who is plagued by past mistakes but tries to make up for them the best she can.
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“Special Delivery” by Eric Williams
It looked like a wedding cake from Hell. Three stories tall, sprouting balconies and columns and pinnacles like mushrooms on a rotting stump.
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INTERIVEW: Lavie Tidhar on Asking the Right Questions
“I don’t know what it is. It doesn’t obey any particular rules. I think that would be very boring.”
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REVIEW: “The Escapement” by Lavie Tidhar
Encountering Lavie Tidhar’s THE ESCAPEMENT is, even at first brush, like entering a dizzying dream.
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“My Skin Sings” by Ellen Meny
“Do you love me?”
My body tenses at the question, at his sudden wakefulness. He’s never asked that before, never in fifteen years, not even when he took my skin from me.
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Our Editors’ Top 5 SFF (and Horror) Reads of 2021
Our editors each chose five books they’ve read in 2021 (that weren’t necessarily written in 2021) that they highly recommend.
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REVIEW: “The Game Weavers” by Rebecca Zahabi
Rebecca Zahabi sets her gripping debut in a future Britain of much darker times. Gay rights have been set back
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“The Limb Garden” by C. L. Taylor
“Did you hear me?” Dr. Bergman leaned forward, put his long, crooked finger on her knee and tapped it three
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REVIEW: “The Echoed Realm” by A.J. Vrana
by Alex Khlopenko In the world of trilogies, where the second book is usually a teaser-trailer for the final installment,
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