The first story I can recall where our feline and canine housemates live on post-life..
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Jeremiah Tolbert. In the Dying Light, We Saw a Shape. (Lightspeed Magazine #44)
A classy story from Tolbert, that has a lot in it to like.
Interzone #224 Sept/Oct 2009
Jason Sanford. Sublimation Angels. A lengthy novella from Sanford which had the slight misfortune to be read immediately after a string of stories from Dozois’ latest Years’ Best, and not quite living up to that very high standard. The story reads more like a Young Adult story, as it whips through a story with a […]
Interzone #199 July/August 2005
TTA Press took over Interzone last year, and it has made a refreshing change to be party to the thoughts behind what publisher/editor Andy Cox and his team have in mind with regard to the direction of the venerable title, through the TTA Press Discussion Boards. With the previous regime a smoky bar in Brighton […]
Interzone Number 197 March/April 2005
I‘ve already taken editor Andy Cox to task over the front cover of this issue. Whilst shaven-headed women are absolutely fine for speculative/New Weird fiction mags such as The 3rd Alternative (as on TTA #35 front cover and frequent interior illustrations on a regular basis) – putting them on Interzone is just going to confuse […]