Interview with Poet M. Stone
With two chapbooks to her name, Poet M. Stone – whose poem “Fire Opal” was featured in Volume 7 – … Continue reading Interview with Poet M. Stone
Category: Editor Joe
Fantastic 13th – A Chronicle of Magical Items: Hand of Glory
Continuing our theme of escape, we present a magical item that will allow its user to escape any problem: The … Continue reading Fantastic 13th – A Chronicle of Magical Items: Hand of Glory
Sunless Sun Doesn’t Shine
Victorian England has just entered the height of the Industrial Revolution when an unspeakable evil sinks the city into the … Continue reading Sunless Sun Doesn’t Shine
Look What You Made Me Review
Let me begin by saying I love Taylor Swift. She’s a brilliant businesswoman, a great singer, a fabulous performer and … Continue reading Look What You Made Me Review
Slime Rancher – The Sticky, The Icky And The Fun Of It All
After throwing caution to the wind, Beatrix “Bea” LeBeau gives up her city life and moves thousands of light years … Continue reading Slime Rancher – The Sticky, The Icky And The Fun Of It All
Author Interview: Cathy Frizzell
This month’s Artist Interview is author Cathy Frizzell! Cathy’s published books with Bold Strokes Books, won the Debut Author Award … Continue reading Author Interview: Cathy Frizzell
The Root Of Nature Settings
We end our month on nature writing with the most natural of questions: what’s in your nature setting? Editor Sara … Continue reading The Root Of Nature Settings
Fantastic 13th – A Chronicle of Magical Creatures: Bunyip
WHAT IS IT This month’s creature comes from the Down Under – it’s the fearsome bunyip! … Continue reading Fantastic 13th – A Chronicle of Magical Creatures: Bunyip
Character Of The Month: Mumen Rider
With news that season two of One-Punch Man in production, now is the perfect time to celebrate this weird, amazing … Continue reading Character Of The Month: Mumen Rider
Hell no, Hello Neighbor!
Hello, Neighbor, a stealth horror game from Dynamic Pixels and tinyBuild, is slated to have the final, completely developed … Continue reading Hell no, Hello Neighbor!
