Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine
The 2017 English translation by Roman Glazov of Giorgio De Maria’s The Twenty Days of Turin (A Report from the End of the Century), connotes a high water mark in the international weird fiction literary scene. Initially published in late 1977, The Twenty Days has gained traction amongst certain Italian circles as a cult classic.
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by Alex Khlopenko Every single time I join any community there comes a strange moment when I first begin to
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by Mike Ramberg In the horror genre, it is often difficult to distinguish between tropes and opportunities. A decaying gothic
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by Julie Rea Survivor Song, by Paul Tremblay, is about an epidemic that causes havoc in the United States. The book
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by Alex Khlopenko One of the worst books I read this year. I know that rambling about an 11-year-old book
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by Anthony Perconti Count Jan Potocki seems like he stepped out of a grand piece of adventure fiction. This Polish
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by Alexander Pyles What happens when a merman becomes a literal fish out of water, in order to find his
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Review of “The Only Good Indians” horror novel by Stephen Graham Jones
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by Olivia Hofer Sue Burke’s debut novel Semiosis takes a truly intriguing and fascinating concept but turns it into an
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By Anthony Perconti As a father and husband, the thing that scares me the most in this life is the
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