
Touchstone by Terry Carr
The ‘be careful what you wish for’ story has been a staple of folk tales long before such classics as Continue reading
The ‘be careful what you wish for’ story has been a staple of folk tales long before such classics as Continue reading
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For once I have nothing to say about a story. It’s only a hundred words long, it’s on Neil Gaiman’s Continue reading
The Carpet Makers is one of my favorite sf books of the last twenty years, and I do not say Continue reading
I wouldn’t call this a horror story. Granted, there’s something quite unsettling about the titular shortcut, a sense of the Continue reading
A standard piece of advice to new writers is that you shouldn’t write more than one novel, or a few Continue reading
Although no prior knowledge is needed, this is part of the John Dortmunder series about the titular thief. He’s the Continue reading
If you haven’t read part one, that would be a sensible place to start. When we left, Gurgeh was on Continue reading