Strange. Surreal. Shocking. Beautiful.
Strange. Surreal. Shocking. Beautiful.
Science fiction writers like to build elaborate traps for their characters. When they think they have no recourse and no future, where do they find
Spring is not a good time to read horror, and Ann Radcliffe (1764 – 1823) knew it. She was an advocate of dark and stormy
Presenting good secondary worlds in short fiction can be a challenge. There simply isn’t a lot of space for worldbuilding.
There is a moment in David Stevens’s “My Life as a Lizard” (Crossed Genres #15) when the protagonist laments, “Why do I keep doing shit
Place is, arguably, the element that defines speculative literature. When we speak of science fiction and fantasy, we speak of other worlds and other lands,
