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The more recent meaning of “weird,” aligning it with the bizarre, is a good starting point for inquiry. The post Feeling Weird in the Archives appeared first on The Good Men Projec...
Dani K. Inkpen “History should make you feel weird.” So proclaims a widely touted slogan of history nerds. While there is much in the world foisting weirdness upon us today, too ra...
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.
Hodgson had a proto-Lovecraftian penchant for buffeting his readers with unnamable, unclassifiable, inconceivable terrors—that is to say, "Things." Several of his stories employ th...
Laugh about degeneracy today, and you'll be tempted into degeneracy tomorrow! The post Spicy Fables: Ayida Shonibar’s “An Unholy Terroir” appeared first on Reactor.
“Three six five,” a new collection of writing exercises, belongs to a venerable tradition of goofy, esoteric, and avant-garde guides to unlocking the creative mind.
I’ve been chasing the strange, the surreal, and the utterly reality-warping in fiction ever since I first cracked open Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas in college. Since then, I’ve s...
The first god's arrival was an event, now they're just another fact of life... The post Keep Your Hands Inside the Car: Matthew MacDonald’s “How to Deal with Fallen Gods” appeared...
S&S is making a comeback in a very narrow way — we need to restore the genre's essential weirdness. The post Bored of the Swords: The Rebirth of Sword & Sorcery and the Dea...
Two short chapters this week, but there’s a lot going on in Arthur’s fevered brain... The post The Fine-ish Flesh of Three Persons: Stephen Graham Jones’ <i>The Buffalo Hunte...
“The few words it contains are indecipherable, of no language. (The letters look Hebrew—if you don’t know Hebrew and have never seen Hebrew letters before.)”
(Advisory bordering on caveat: Snake’s-hands [1], rabbit holes, footnote, and a neologism or two – also, SFnal historic arcana or at least gray-hairing.) [1] a term from John Crowl...
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The forgotten H.G. Wells novel that reads like next week
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As the UK's classic weekly comics anthology makes it way into comic shops stateside, we have 3 tips for How to Read 2000AD!
Things get bizarre and dangerous in Bizarro: Year None #2, The Peril of the Brutal Dark: An Ezra Cain Mystery #5, and Harley Quinn #63.
Before isekai began ramming people into other dimensions, classic SFF tried out some other weird strategies... The post Five Ways to Get Transported to Other Worlds That Don’t Invo...
Today's anxieties about digital culture are prefigured in the long and wobbly history of books.
Brutal experiments, corporate cults, eldritch beings, and zero respect for your work/life balance... The post Seven of the Worst Workplaces in Weird Fiction appeared first on React...
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