We are turning in to the home stretch, here, and revisiting posts about our authors in case you missed them the first time. We have just a few hundred dollars left to raise, and only seven days to raise it!… Read More ›
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Reviews Revisited: Karen Bovenmyer’s The Dissolution of Forever
With just about a week left to go, we are at 85% of our goal! We’re so excited to see our project come this close, and with your help we can rise above the target, and raise even more than… Read More ›
Reviews Revisited: Why We Love the Work of Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam
We are so excited to be so close to our goal, with just 815 dollars left! We are overwhelmed by the outpouring of support from our community, and we hope you can help us push all the way up and… Read More ›
Reviews Revisited: Julie C. Day’s THE RAMPANT poses a horrible question and answers it beautifully
We are 9 days away from the end of this KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN! We are almost there! While we’re counting down to the end, let’s take another look at the end times, from one of our contributing author’s excellent novellas, THE… Read More ›
Review Revisited: CHICK BASSIST by Ross Lockhart
Editor’s Note: WE ARE IN THE HOME STRETCH for our awesome Kickstarter! While we steam ahead to the final push, we’re going to repost reviews of our awesome slate of authors in case you missed it the first time, and… Read More ›
11 Days to Raise the FUTURE!
Ladies and Gentlemen, we are so excited to see the total dollar amount raised go up over the weekend. With 11 days to go, we need just $2370 more pledges! Dig down and dig deep and consider, if you have… Read More ›
Kickstarter Oh Plateau No!
In most Kickstarter campaigns, there comes this point where the funding slows… down… And the initial energy seems to fade into the background of the internet, and it’s hard to keep that momentum rolling! I know we have two more… Read More ›
The Bible, Star Wars, and Kameron Hurley’s Meet Me in the Future
This is one of the best anthologies I’ve read this year.
The Dissolution of Forever: Karen Bovenmyer’s “From Now Until Infinity”
My favorite thing about science fiction is how easily symbolism emerges in alien worlds and technology, reflecting our experience, amplifying its beauty and heartache. In Karen Bovenmyer’s “From Now Until Infinity” published in Factor Four Magazine a woman ignoring an… Read More ›
The Night Calls to Kicks and Starts
Eric and I are both hitting that wall in a Kickstarter where we need to pause a minute, and reflect on our journey forward, and what lies ahead for us and you and we and me. Importantly: We are also… Read More ›