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Friday, July 24 at 12:00am
Fantasy Magazine Holly Phillip's lovely "The Small Door" is up in audio form on Podcastle.
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Neither knew what the Weirdo did with his captives, but it was hard to think of a possibility that wasn’t horrible. Not when you saw that figure, with its thatched gray hair, lumpy shoulders and white ...
Fantasy Magazine Joe Sherry reviews Flashforward episodes three and four. Stop by and tell us what you're thinking of the show so far!
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From Modern Mythcraft to Magical Surrealism
Fantasy Magazine Katamari Damacy!
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From Modern Mythcraft to Magical Surrealism
Fantasy Magazine New Genevieve Valentine film column, talking about Lily in the movie "Legend".
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From Modern Mythcraft to Magical Surrealism
Fantasy Magazine
New fiction by Su-Yee Lin, "In Dreams Tangible".
There are ships with flying sails in the corners of her mind. There are men in disguise, women dressed as men, pirates pretending to be dandies. She wonders about black holes and time travel, about parallel universes and big friendly giants. She thinks that snozzcumbers w...ould taste terrible but longs to try them anyway. One should always keep one’s mind open. Open enough to catch every stray thought shooting out around them.Read More
There are ships with flying sails in the corners of her mind. There are men in disguise, women dressed as men, pirates pretending to be dandies. She wonders about black holes and time travel, about parallel universes and big friendly giants. She thinks that snozzcumbers w...ould taste terrible but longs to try them anyway. One should always keep one’s mind open. Open enough to catch every stray thought shooting out around them.Read More
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From Modern Mythcraft to Magical Surrealism
Fantasy Magazine Stop by and wish F&SF writer Ursula K. Le Guin a happy 80th birthday!
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From Modern Mythcraft to Magical Surrealism
Fantasy Magazine Are you a fan of Ursula K. LeGuin? Stop by and comment on the review of her book LAVINIA, and let us know which LeGuin works are your favorite!
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From Modern Mythcraft to Magical Surrealism
Fantasy Magazine Please comment on our latest story by Genevieve Valentine: "49 loved the hotel across the river, and that spring, when fog covered her, he knew he had to tell her." http://bit.ly/8zWkD
Fantasy Magazine Who are your favorite urban fantasy authors? Whose books do you look forward to the most?
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From Modern Mythcraft to Magical Surrealism
Fantasy Magazine Interview with Ken Scholes, author of Canticle
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Ken Scholes is a lyrical and funny writer who has published short stories across such august markets as Weird Tales and Tor.com. His first novel, Lamentation, volume one of the Psalms of Isaak, came out in hardback in February, and the second volume, Canticle, is being released in a few weeks. He is...
Fantasy Magazine New fiction: Tending the Mori Birds by Caroline M. Yoachim
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Prem sucked in just enough air to mumble curses as he exhaled. Every day it was harder and harder to force his tired old body up the stairs. He was grateful for the cool breeze when he finally reached the roof. Orange light from the setting sun spilled through the railing, casting sideways shadows l...
Fantasy Magazine Jaym Gates reflects on Michael Dougherty's Browncoats: Redemption
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Michael Dougherty, director of Browncoats: Redemption, had more than a few scares during the filming for his charity project. Seeing Mal Reynolds’ resin pistol lying on the ground—in three pieces—and his lead star lying on the ground next to it, holding her head, is one that is often trotted out at ...
Fantasy Magazine Interview with James Maxey, author of the Dragon Age series
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I must admit to being a nerd. One of the most fateful moments in my life, which I remember with crystal clarity, came when I was sixteen and a friend asked me if I’d ever heard of a game called Dungeons and Dragons. Soon I had the boxed set in my hands, and there was never any doubt that it was the ...
Fantasy Magazine An interview with Berrien Henderson, author of "The Girl in the Green Sequin Dress"
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I have to default to one of Elmore Leonard’s ten rules for writing: “Try to leave out the part the readers tend to skip.” If I revise and it bores me, then it better leave the draft. That darling’s going to have to be killed. Now, Leonard’s advice in and of itself had nothing to do with the exper...
Fantasy Magazine Joe Sherry review's Eureka's latest episode, "Have an Ice Day"
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With Alison Blake going on six week maternity leave, “Have an Ice Day” features Tess on her first day as interim boss of Global Dynamics. Tess is waiting on a delivery of the longest ice core ever recovered, drilled out of the arctic sheet. Given the title of the episode, this can’t end well. Hmm…th...
