· 2022
After solar flares have burned away the framework of society, how long can humanity last? In a post-apocalyptic world on fire, a patchwork settlement in Vermont is the last oasis outside of hell. Eleven writers explore this ragged setting and the wild, unforgettable cast of characters who reside within its borders, weaving tales of adventure, survival, deceit, and intrigue that combine genres and styles to create a thrilling shared universe. Welcome to Barning, Vermont, where there are only two rules: fear the sun and trust no one.
· 2016
· 2015
This chapbook of poems is a literary journey across America. Inspired by a real road trip taken after the loss of a loved one, each poem reflects a different place the author visited. Dark, visceral, and cerebral, Viner's free-verse poetry provides a nuanced glimpse of hope in the wake of tragedy.
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· 2012
Our January issue features the winning poems from our first annual Winter Poetry Contest. We have some great short stories including our first novelette. We also interview fantasy author Robert VS Redick about completing The Chathrand Voyage and have a 2013 Film Forecast from Movieologist John Carney. Don't miss this milestone issue!
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· 2013
In our final monthly issue, we interview EJ De La Pena about his upcoming online sci-fi series, Nobility. We have some excellent short stories including a creepy horror novelette Subtle by JD Cano. And John Carney provides an insightful profile on a man who might just be the next big name in Hollywood - Alfonso Cuaron.
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· 2012
In this issue, we offer a binding-busting eleven short stories, all about the apocalypse. We interview british author Jo Cannon about her recent apocalyptic collection "Insignificant Gestures." John Carney gives us his "Top 5" apocalyptic films and we feature an essay about how to survive the end times.
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· 2013
In our April Fool's Day issue, we have absolutely no speculative work! The fiction section, edited by Danielle Rose, contains several excellent mainstream literary stories. We interview Sarah Braunstein - published this month in The New Yorker - about her first novel. We also have reviews of a must-see documentary, and a poetry chapbook. Don't miss this great issue!
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· 2012
A digest of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and all things speculative. Each month, we feature a wide variety of material including short stories, poems, essays, interviews, book and movie reviews, and more.