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18 Apr 2025
She Who Knows? offers the backstory focuses on feminism, trauma, heartbreak, racism, and the supernatural.
16 Apr 2025
Hamilton is adept at playing around with the pieces unique to his setting and getting a lot of mileage out of them.
14 Apr 2025
The idea that scale can do something to the emotional register of a story goes back at least to Edmund Burke.
Strange Horizons
14 Apr 2025
On June 4th, we will be opening for speculative fiction novelette submissions between the word count of 10,000 and 18,000 words. We will cap submissions at 300.
Strange Horizons
14 Apr 2025
On November 3rd, we will be opening for speculative fiction stories written by Indigenous authors. We will be capping submissions at 500.
11 Apr 2025
In Alien Clay, Tchaikovsky argues that community is important to human ecology.
9 Apr 2025
There has been quite a lot of critical writing on Ballard, but Pavane has attracted relatively little academic critical interest, which is puzzling.
7 Apr 2025
If there’s a repeated theme in Schrödinger’s Wife (and Other Possibilities) it’s how the practice of science mirrors the life of its practitioners.
4 Apr 2025
The Book of Disappearance is powered by questions.
2 Apr 2025
Under The Eye is a study in contradiction.
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