
A Word Shaped Like Bones by Kris Millering
There is a recurring setting in short SF fiction – frequent enough to be noticeable, but rare enough that I Continue reading
There is a recurring setting in short SF fiction – frequent enough to be noticeable, but rare enough that I Continue reading
It’s a common parlor game (if parlor games still exist) in fannish circles to imagine what character X would do Continue reading
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
When looking for the origins of the sword and sorcery subgenre of fantasy, today’s story is not a bad possibility. Continue reading
A couple of years ago I was at the Readercon convention listening to a panel on fantasy, where one of Continue reading
One of the anthologies I’m enjoying at the moment is The Weird, edited by Ann & Jeff VanderMeer, an overview Continue reading
There must be other stories in which Sherlock Holmes meets Arthur Conan Doyle. But I doubt there are many that Continue reading
The characters really sell this story. The protagonist in particular is quite charming: he’s ‘the old-fashioned one in the family Continue reading