Issue 046 is a gift that keeps on giving–we still have plenty of author interviews to share! Today’s shining star is Mara Regan as she shares her thoughts on her story “Lemon“. LSQ: This story feels more than lovely, it feels genuinely affectionate and tender, and I just adored it. What inspired you to write […]
You’re in for a treat, dear readers! Today’s Issue 046 author interview brings us Maeghan Klinker’s thoughts and inspirations behind “Mother Haskell,” and it comes with a sweet recipe, to boot! LSQ: This is such a beautiful little fairy tale, and even better, it left me wanting pie! I have to ask—do you have a […]
Publisher: Burrowing Wombat Press
Categories: criticism, Fantasy, Reviews, Science Fiction, semiprozine
Authors: Barbara Bengels, Brian Stableford, Danl Danehy-Oakes, Joe Sanders, Leah Krippner, Michael Levy, Terry Thompson
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Special Ender and the Beast Issue: Leah Krippner: Ender’s Evolving Editions; Brian Stableford: The First (French) Fantasy Novel?; Terry Thompson: H.G. Wells’s debt to Jonathan Swift; Barbara Bengels: SF Writers In Childhood; Joe Sanders: Roger Zelazny’s Jack of Shadows; Dan’l Danehy-Oakes: Michael Swanwick’s “Not So Much,” Said the Cat; Michael Levy: Kelly Barnhill’s The Girl Who Drank the Moon
Posted on Tuesday, January 31st, 2017 at 12:00 am.
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