My grandfather was a poet. Not one you’ve heard of—his work was never widely distributed—but a poet nonetheless. He wrote about his family, about my grandmother, and about his spirituality—things that were personal to him—but his writing was always contained in the...
An editorial from honorary editor Jeffery Reynolds.
For many companies, the fiscal year closes at the end of June. It’s a time of financial reckoning. It’s a time of seeing red (losses) or black (profit)—a very stark snapshot of the past year. Unfortunately, Apex Magazine ended the fiscal year running in the red....
In this issue of Apex Magazine, our original fiction unsurprisingly deals with themes of confinement in various forms.
Issue 122 contains fiction by Sheree Renée Thomas, A.C. Wise, Annie Neugebauer, Barton Aikman, Sam J. Miller, Sabrina Vourvoulias, Jason Sanford, and Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali.
I have a story to share. It’s one filled with tragedy. Of loss and injury. Of resurrection. While stories in Apex Magazine often don’t feature happy endings, mine does.
