The advertisements for the film TROOP ZERO seem to be a melange of other films’ influences, with quirky Wes Anderson notes, hints of BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD, and the lo-fi, indie sensibility that suggests a new kind of movie… Read More ›
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 ›
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 ›
Management would like to thank everyone who submitted to our anthology, THE WAY OF THE LASER: FUTURE CRIME STORIES. We appreciate everyone’s hard work, and energy, and creativity. We are currently trying to finish first read on all the submissions,… Read More ›
In two days, children will wake up to a tree with presents wrapped in brightly colored paper. Wastebaskets will be filled with cardboard, Scotch Tape, and parents with bags hanging heavy as Santa’s sack under their eyes from a sleepless… Read More ›
The end of the world is probably going to be very slow. All the things we think are part of our civilization will betray us a little bit by a little bit, and after the end, people will still be… Read More ›
The world has fallen in love with the Mandalorian in large part because of his adorable little plushy sidekick known only as Baby Yoda. One look into those eyes and you know it is impossible to come back. You’ll do… Read More ›
Jessica Reisman’s Arcana of Maps is a short story collection whose themes will be familiar to SFF readers. There are stories of the future, stories of the moment, and stories of somewhen. There are stories with intriguing technology and ones… Read More ›