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Last year, while I was editing the stories in Earthen, I read these Canadian books, and it’s no surprise to me that each of them contains some kind of connection to the living eart...
I grew up in a small southern town. The models I had for queerness were people on television, living glamorous lives in New York City—lives totally removed from the farmlands, mars...
Helen Phillips, winner of the Climate Fiction prize for her novel Hum, on if stories can make a difference, her anxieties and writing about the climate
Hum, Helen Phillips’ third novel, featuring a woman whose job is taken by a humanoid robot, is a terrifying look into a future where AI rules and nature is scarceA novel featuring...
Could non-human creatures walk among us, hidden in plain view? The post An Inordinate Fondness for Beetles: Donald A. Wollheim’s “Mimic” appeared first on Reactor.
What the cutting-edge science of plant behavior and intelligence can teach us about the world and our place in it... The post Vegetable Neighborhoods, Clan Wars, and Hunting Strate...
The creators' new Oni Press series follows a scientist who built a home that allowed him and his family to survive the climate apocalypse...
Field Guide for the Formerly Villainous Field Guide for the Formerly Villainous by Autumn England is $1.99! T...
Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil by V.E. Schwab is $3.99! This came ou...
We've got mermaids, elder gods, ghost pirates, sunken cities, and more! The post Seven Deeply Unsettling Nautical Horror and Fantasy Novels appeared first on Reactor.
This month's best stories include a frozen home, an AI book club, and a record deal that's too good to be true... The post Must Read Short Speculative Fiction: April 2026 appeared...
“With his latest, Erbach tackles natural horrors with the story of a young woman facing swarms of vicious, ravenous, and very deadly wasps.” As soon as Scarlett arrives at her dad’...
Giant spiders! Deadly fungus and killer spores! A massive ant army! This book has it all. The post Life Among the Giant Bugs: <i>The Forgotten Planet</i> by Murray Lein...
“A bird, for example, flew into Aira’s café while he was writing, and he worked it into the story.”
I love to write in different genres. When I first began to take writing seriously, I wrote creative nonfiction; now I’m working on a poetry collection, and my published books inclu...
An excerpt from Nightjar by Emily Ruskovich Tess discovered the mystery one morning while doing her chores. She was twelve years old and in charge of the house while her parents we...
Review by Jennifer Stevenson: It’s been a long, long time since my witchy days, but these three novellas bring it all back like riding a bicycle. At least, the parts where the gang...
Exploring the history of the ocean, the critical environmental threats if faces, and strategies and solutions for its future The post Voracious Urchins, Angry Orcas, and Tuna Consp...
Voidwalker Voidwalker by S.A. Maclean is $2.99! This was released last August and I mentioned it on Hide Your...
When 103-year-old Melissa Alexander dies peacefully in her bed, her great-niece, Lia Sanders, and Lia’s husband, Eric, drive through the night from Texas to the family property in...
She is ten years old. She loves storybooks, puppies, and murder.Her mother knows. She has always known. And still she runs with her, steals for her, looks the other way—because sh...
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