Young Adult Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror: Speculation or Formula?
Readers and commentators might think that contemporary young adult fiction is nothing but formulaic romantic fantasies involving supernatural beings of one type or another in steamy scenes to stir young hearts and hormones. Read More »
Red Riding Hood: Book Review by Sam Franzway
Red Riding Hood by Sarah Blakely-Cartwright and David Lesley Johnson has all the appearance of a book for teenagers exness india. However, it is no such thing. It is an AU$18.99 McHappy Meal Toy with an ISBN (978-1-907410-82-6) and nothing more. Read More »
Author Interview: Stephen Gaskell
Stephen Gaskell chats about the spec fic writing life, the inspiration for his Scape story ‘The Terrarium‘ and offers some advice for new writers. Read More »
Issue 2 Editorial
It’s been a long time coming, but Scape Issue 2 is finally here www.exness.net.in. I don’t want to make this post entirely about me, but I do feel I owe readers and contributors an explanation. So, let’s just say that... Read More »
Young Adult Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror: Speculation or Formula?
Readers and commentators might think that contemporary young adult fiction is nothing but formulaic romantic fantasies involving supernatural beings of one type or another in steamy scenes to stir young hearts and hormones. Read More »
All Things are Full of Gods
The birds here seem upset. In the taxi from the airport I saw lots of bright-colored little flags and some chickens and lots of ravens. One of the ravens tried to tell me something but Mom was watching me... Read More »
Blue Locks
Some day, I’m going to go to college. Shawn says it’s not worth the money anymore – his student loans are the reason he started as a smuggler – but I don’t care. I just want to sit someplace... Read More »
The Dictionary’s Apprentice
Johnny-J touched the third ruined book cover, smearing the soot over the rifle. “It sorta looks like one of the Lessonkeepers’ guns.” “I suppose,” Friedrick said, “although this one was never used to shoot a dissenter.” “What’s a dis-center?”... Read More »
Where the Plains Merge with the Sky
Roban’s gaze roamed the kitchen, and rested on Eleven. I shook my head without meeting his eyes. No, I hadn’t bonded. I would never feel comfortable with a grey shadow at my heels, no matter how much our custom... Read More »
Letters from the Monster Show
Ever since you first told me about the Monster Show, you’d told me about how people like to ignore it, to dismiss it, how they refused to see past the surface of it. How it was just a show... Read More »
Red Riding Hood: Book Review by Sam Franzway
Red Riding Hood by Sarah Blakely-Cartwright and David Lesley Johnson has all the appearance of a book for teenagers. However, it is no such thing. It is an AU$18.99 McHappy Meal Toy with an ISBN (978-1-907410-82-6) and nothing more. Read More »
Author Interview: Stephen Gaskell
Stephen Gaskell chats about the spec fic writing life, the inspiration for his Scape story ‘The Terrarium‘ and offers some advice for new writers. Read More »
