Here are original stories that straddle the borderline between "fantasy" and "mainstream" fiction, stories both bright and dark in tone (without straying into the realm of horror fiction). Sometimes set in the contemporary or historical world, sometimes p
For most of us, these prizewinning spelling bee words would be difficult to pronounce, let alone spell. We asked twenty-one of today’s most talented and inventive writers to go even further and pen an original tale inspired by one of dozens of obscure a
SUMMER 2008 CONTENTSInterview: Jay Lake: For Real by Alethea KontisFiction: Fiction Chain of Fools by Jay LakeArticle: Mike Resnick: An Appreciation by Nancy KressFiction: Seven Views of Olduvai Gorge by Mike ResnickFiction: The Midland Specter by David P
You can't kill the dead Like any good monster, the zombie has proven to be ever-evolving, monumentally mutable, and open to seemingly endless imaginative interpretations: the thralls of voodoo sorcerers, George Romero's living dead, societal symbols, danc
1. Features Hugo, Edgar, Tiptree, Nebula and British Fantasy Award winners2. To commemorate the second centenary of Poe's birth - January 19, 1809 and the 160th anniversary of his death in Oct 1849.3. Compiled by multi-award winning editor Ellen Dat
Subterranean: Tales of Dark Fantasy, published in 2008 to widespread critical and popular acclaim, provided a unique showcase for some of our finest practitioners of dark, disturbing fiction. This much anticipated second volume more than meets the standar
