Nobody’s Home by Joanna Russ
Readers are easily lost when presented with a busy and unfamiliar setting. Russ succeeds admirably by concentrating on the comings Continue reading
Readers are easily lost when presented with a busy and unfamiliar setting. Russ succeeds admirably by concentrating on the comings Continue reading
I am nowhere near old enough to remember the USA student riots of the 1960s. What little I know comes Continue reading
In the countryside near Flagstaff, Maine, there is a wall ten feet high, dull, and has been there for as Continue reading
A newcomer moves into a quiet suburb. He goes to the eight nearest houses and greets the families. There are Continue reading
In an unchanging city in the far future people have perfected remembering their past lives, to the extent that one Continue reading
“This is a story about a ray-gun. The ray-gun will not be explained except to say, ‘It shoots rays.’” As Continue reading
I initially wanted to recommend this on the strength of Borges’ thoughts on immortality. I often find immortals dissatisfying in Continue reading
While cosmic horror writers have been strip-mining the works of H.P. Lovecraft for decades, there’s one area of the Cthulhu Continue reading