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ByMarissa van Uden

Interview with Author Avra Margariti

In “Their Wings as Powdery as Bones,” giant mothlike angels have appeared over a town, partially destroying it and spreading their wings across the sky. Ever since then, chosen children rise ecstatically up into the air, called up by the…

ByMarissa van Uden

Interview with Author Nika Murphy

There was a video going around early on in the invasion of a young Russian soldier being surrounded and fed by a bunch of Ukrainian women. That’s the epitome of the Ukrainian spirit.

ByBradley Powers

a painting of a woman sitting in a forest.

Interview with Artist Asya Yordanova

Asya is a self-taught Bulgarian illustrator specializing in dark fantasy and horror imagery.

ByMarissa van Uden

Interview with Author Akis Linardos

And yet sometimes, when you listen to the song of the faeries beyond the hedge line and ask just the right questions, the way out becomes possible.

ByMarissa van Uden

Interview with Author Isabel J. Kim

The rule I follow is that the more expansive in scope a concept or setting is, the more personal the story needs to be—if you’re going to go big, go intimate.

ByMarissa van Uden

an image of a magazine cover with mushrooms.

Interview with Author Margaret Dunlap

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.

ByBradley Powers

a picture of a person with a dragon on their back.

Interview with Artists Angelica Alzona, Alyssa Winans, and Pamela Zhang

ByBradley Powers

an image of a robot holding a tennis racket.

Interview with Artist Galactic Nikita

Interview with Cover Artist Galactic Nikita by Bradley Powers

ByAndrea Johnson

a cartoon character holding a book and pointing at it.

Interview with Author Spencer Nitkey

Interview with Author Spencer Nitkey by Andrea Johnson