Asimov’s, July/August 2025 “Most Things” by Rich Larson “In The Halls of the Makeshift King” by Tobias S. Buckell “Another Mother on Mars” by Dominica Phetteplace “Worm Song” by Derek Künsken “Aftermath” by William Preston “In the Gardener’s Service” by Michèle Laframboise “Pirates of Highship” by Stephen Case “Perri’s Fate” by Robert Reed “The Courier” …
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Read More...The Scour: An Empire of the Wolf novella by Richard Swan (Grimdark Magazine, October 2025, 160 pp.) Reviewed by Victoria Silverwolf Set in the outskirts of a fantasy empire, this novella features a magistrate, his assistant, and his lover, who is also a magistrate. They investigate a pair of mysteries. Another magistrate has been arrested …
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Read More...Sci Phi Journal, Summer 2025/2 “Beyond the Sea” by Kevin Eric Paul “The Price of Progress” by David Partington “Broken Windows” by Nicholas Diehl “The Caves” by Harley Carnell “Will We Talk to the Trees?” by Robert L. Jones III “Memory” by Momir Iseni “Mirror” by Philip Madden “Gods of Science” by Lily Black “The …
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Read More...Frontier Gentleman (February 2, 1958–November 16, 1958) aired “The Cannibal” on May 11, 1958 as the 15th of the classy, well produced, but short-lived series’ 41 episodes. This is but the fifth episode of Frontier Gentleman we have offered and the first since February of 2023, almost two and a half years ago. Since there …
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Read More...Beneath Ceaseless Skies #436, July 10, 2025 “Out of Draconia” by Alma Alexander “Beyond the Fold” by Holden Lee
Read More...Casthen Gain: A Novella of the Graven by Essa Hansen (Grimdark Magazine, July 2025, hc/pb, 146 pp.) Reviewed by Victoria Silverwolf This action-packed space opera begins with the main character held prisoner and dumped on a planet with other captives, many of them aliens. Their goal is to find an anomalous object for their captors. …
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Read More...Since the Summer of 2021 there have been no professionally paying bi-annual SF/F genre print magazines.
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