
Self-Compassion Toolkit: A Conversation on Mental Health and Writing by Marissa van Uden and Rebecca E. Treasure
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2023 is almost here! New years always come with a sense of possibility and we've got lots to deliver. Issue 135, reopening to your lovely submissions, the flash contest continues, a new Kickstarter project, and more!
Read MoreApex in January 2023
Many non-Eurocentric cultures teach a way of knowing the world that accounts for the unknown and fantastic, and many ways of knowing the world like Santeria or Vodun are labeled as “black magic” because they are not understood by European colonizers and their descendants.
Read MoreThe Line Between Science Fiction and Fantasy is Blurring, and I’m Into It
BR@X15 found it odd to hear those words coming through the air, the way humans communicated—back when there were humans to communicate—rather than having those words transfer silently and electronically from one robot to another, audible only the way its own thoughts were. But they’d analyzed their situation, calculated the energy drawn that way versus potential replenishments, and determined this method would be less of a power drain, so that’s how all communications between the two had gone in recent days.
Read MoreLearning to Accept What’s to Come
Quick by-the-numbers for stat fanatics.
6 issues released (Issues 129-134)
40 original stories published
160,000 words of original fiction
Read MoreApex Magazine 2022 Award Eligibility
Andrew McIntosh: Most ideas come to mind pretty quickly, but sometimes I need to stare at a wall or close my eyes to see it. I sketch out a couple of roughs before finding reference material to work out the finer details.
Read MoreInterview with Artist Andrew McIntosh
She’d told me the story of her ancestor one steamy afternoon after I’d chanced upon an old box containing crumbling papers with the formula to Butirub in an ancient teak cupboard in her crumbling north Kolkata home. I’d been rooting around for condoms and so hadn’t really been in the mood for ancient documents at the time because Tarini had been in bed next to the cupboard, naked and laughing and glistening impatiently under a creaking fan.
Read MoreButirub
For me, outlines feel less intimidating when I think of them as a way to explore a story, rather than the step I have to get through before I get to the fun part.
Read MoreInterview with Author Margaret Dunlap
Apex in December 2022
Read MoreApex in December 2022