The final table of contents for our upcoming anthology, Way of the Laser, Future Crime Stories, is finally ready for everyone to know. We’re terrifically excited to share these stories with you. We did have some shuffling and reshuffling in our… Read More ›
By Emilia Barrett Speaking on condition of anonymity at a three martini breakfast, a former casting exec recalled the events leading to the studio’s pursuit of Brad Pitt for the role. “It had such a boring inner monologue of a… Read More ›
Thank you for your patience with us while we are pushing through the production of our first, big anthology! I’m sure you recall the successful Kickstarter campaign? Well, we’re nearly there, now. We are putting all the last pieces together,… Read More ›
There’s this publication that’s been pushing along, mostly without major critical appreciation and mostly without awards for 30 issues, now, and it is always an interesting and unexpected thing, with stories that range from fantasy to horror to science fiction… Read More ›
“Abstruse dullness is actually a much more effective shield than is secrecy. For the great disadvantage of secrecy is that it’s interesting.” ― David Foster Wallace, The Pale King Tax season is upon us. Already, forms are arriving in the mail, and… Read More ›
I have a lot of things in my head right now. I’m teaching books that aren’t easy to leave at the door: Maus, a book about the Holocaust, and The Things They Carried, which if you don’t know is one… Read More ›
“That was an opportunity I didn’t want to pass up, because who funds short sci-fi about women’s issues?” – Jennifer Phang, interviewed for Wired about Advantageous So, I discovered this quiet, little gem of a film in the Netflix backlog.It… Read More ›
In times that seem so distant now, cultures shared experiences and truth. To imagine the Bible, Shakespeare, and fireside chats as universal reference points, or even the days in which there was truly such a thing as must-watch local network… Read More ›