It can be hard to find a new place to live, especially if you’re not moving across town but to another state or another country. But in his new military sci-fi novel Trinity (paperback, Kindle), writer ...CONTINUE
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Some people say you should look for the magic in the world. But what if some people who did this were just looking to weaponize it? This where we find things in Weston Ochse’s new military fantasy novel A ...CONTINUE
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In the following email interview about their new “sawmill Gothic” novella The Secret Skin (paperback), writer Wendy N. Wagner not only explains what she means by “sawmill Gothic,” but also how, in a weird way, this story ...CONTINUE
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The cardinal rule of real estate is “location, location, location.” And apparently the same rule applies to calling a story an “urban fantasy.” Which is just one of the things I learned doing the following email interview with writer ...CONTINUE
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It doesn’t matter what you put on a pizza; if the cheese, sauce, and crust aren’t good, the pizza won’t be good, no matter what you pile on top. The same is true for combative action games. If the ...CONTINUE
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For Halo fans, Halo Infinite‘s December 8 release date can’t come fast enough. But it might come a little quicker — or at least seem to — if you read Troy Denning’s new Halo novel, Halo: Divine Wind ...CONTINUE
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Over the course of her more than thirty-five year career, Ellen Datlow has edited numerous collections of horror short story collections, including twenty annual installments of The Year’s Best Fantasy And Horror and a dozen more in The Best ...CONTINUE
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While there are times when science fiction stories are too much about the humans involved (I’m looking at you, Cloverfield), it does always help to have some humanity in your sci-fi to ground the story or make the ...CONTINUE
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