Ring in the Rawring ’20s with a burlesque show.
Month: December 2019
(Art) The Immaculate Fables of Ddaddy Star
Ddaddy Star, a Malay artist who also goes under the name Olafoolart, makes wonderful illustrations of characters from myth, both Eastern and Western, both ancient and modern: Asian gods, Aesop fables, Princess Mononoke, astrological signs, […]
Season’s Greetings, from one merry dumpster fire to another.
art by Rory Kurtz For a period in the 1950s, Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine ran a Christmas-themed cover every December. Have a happy holiday.
(Fiction) Library of Thieves
After Beltran’s visit, some of my restrictions were lifted. I was not allowed to speak to Etude and had no idea where in the cavernous dungeons he was being held—the same dungeons where the Eye […]
My best friend lives in Japan. He introduced me to my wife, actually; he was trying to hook up with her friend. Across the sweep of my life, I’ve known him longer than I’ve not […]
(Art) The Metafables of Andrew Blucha
UK collage artist Andrew Blucha creates darkly surrealist illustrations under the moniker Metafables, which is an excellent description of his work. For more on why that’s so, see Visions of Excess.
(Fiction) Abuelita’s One Good Thing
There was nothing left of the watchtower but a cluster of broken stone walls hanging onto each other like refugees in the water. As I got closer, I could see the central chamber on the […]
(Update) The Imaginary Cities of Ben Sack
New work by Benjamin Sack, previously featured here.
