Place is Alive: Annihilation, Jeff VanderMeer
Jeff VanderMeer writes the natural environment of Annihilation with such attention to its every vein and sigh; it truly feels alive.
Continue ReadingJeff VanderMeer writes the natural environment of Annihilation with such attention to its every vein and sigh; it truly feels alive.
Continue ReadingThere is the long-established custom of intertextuality in the literary world in which writers adapt tales from centuries past to reflect their contemporary society.
Continue ReadingHere’s our list of recent books about time travel that we recommend and DIDN’T fit into issue two. The list also includes recommendations from you (we asked on Twitter, you answered) – so thank you for that.
Continue ReadingHaldeman makes a sharp commentary about the Vietnam War in many ways throughout The Forever War, but his treatment of time dilation is both elegant and elaborate.
Continue ReadingWe had a chance to talk to Samantha Atkins, whose debut YA novel, The Wing Thief, arrives in late January.
Continue ReadingThe Midnight Library is absorbing, inspiring and every bit as compelling as its premise.
Continue ReadingMeddling with time travel often raises a myriad of questions. So, rules often have to be made and followed – then maybe broken.
Continue ReadingKate Mascarenhas manages to do many things in The Psychology of Time Travel, published by Head of Zeus. It’s captivating, original and above all, convincing.
Continue ReadingThis hard-working, powerful press with a small team of five are quite impressive. They know their stuff. They care deeply about their work. Here’s Zoe answering all of our questions…
Continue ReadingFantasy has reached new heights this year, with many incredible stories from black authors…
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