Winnipeg may not be the most obvious setting for an urban fantasy series, but Chadwick Ginther talks about making it his own in his newest release, Graveyard Mind.
Fantasy Horror Interviews Sci-fi
Kelsi Morris on Myths, Monsters, and Fighting Marginalization
May 11, 2018
Today's interview is with Kelsi Morris, co-editor of the anthology Those Who Make Us. Join us for a chat about monsters, mythology, CanLit, and more.
Fantasy Horror Interviews Sci-fi
A Talk with Ada Hoffmann About “Monsters in My Mind”
January 13, 2018
Welcome to the first interview of 2018! We're off to a great start by chatting with Ada Hoffmann about her debut collection "Monsters in My Mind."
The Hugo award deadline is close, so I'm running a series of posts about this year's nominees in various categories. Today's category is Best Novelette.
Meet Charlotte Ashley, a contributor to Archipelago, a collaborative, competitive, serial fiction project with pirates, monsters and world-changing magic.
Well, it's Monday, which means Ad Astra 2017 has come and gone. Here's a brief summary of how I fared this past weekend.
Fantasy Horror
30 Days of Reviews: Our Talons Can Crush Galaxies by Brooke Bolander
November 2, 2016
"Our Talons Can Crush Galaxies" is Brooke Bolander's latest story in Uncanny Magazine — an angry, snarling, righteous piece of work.
Voting for the 2016 Hugo Awards ends today. If, like me, you're filling out your ballot at the last minute, here's a look at what I'm voting for and why.