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The Saint of Bright Doors is a mesmerizing plunge into the seams of a fractured reality, a world where the present is a dizzying palimpsest of rewritable pasts. While rightly praised for its kaleidoscopic worldbuilding, where elements of fantasy bleed organically into the science fictional, Vajra Chandrasekera’s unsettling novel is also a work of horror
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Jupiter is a place of beauty, mystery, & primal terror. My latest story, “Sibilance“, published in Issue #299 of Interzone Magazine, is an homage to classic science fiction & space opera and a love letter to the planet that I find most captivating. Synopsis: While investigating an anomaly in Jupiter’s ecology that is disrupting the
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I am thrilled to see this insightful and beautifully articulated review of Sordidez published in Strange Horizons by M L Clark. A sample below: “Told through intersecting character POVs, and set across a few island and Indigenous communities currently afflicted by other cultures’ climate change transgressions, Sordidez inverts the very concept in its title—a state of ruin,
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For a month, I took SORDIDEZ on tour in the eastern United States, passing through New Hampshire, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington DC and North Carolina, before returning home to Frankfurt for the first-ever English speaking event hosted at my local bookshop, Büchergilde Buchhandlung & Galerie. The experience was transformative and surreal, given my


