A.C. Wise

Bookgasm posted a positive review of The Undead: Flesh Feast, praising its stories for being innovative even with a topic that, as they put it, has been “done to death” - pun intended.

Paradox #12 gets a positive review over at The Fix. Sweet!

I’ve always liked Strange Horizons. Here’s a few reasons why:

The Gadgey by Alan Campbell

The Refutation of Rosemont by Barth Anderson - set in the same world as, and directly connected to, The Magician and the Fool, which I recommended in my last post.

I’m still way behind on my online reading, but here are some things that have struck me lately - electronic and otherwise.

Prose Poem: Hungry: Some Ghost Stories by Samantha Henderson

Novella: The Wreck of the Grampus by Jeremy Adam Smith

Graphic Novel: The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Black Dossier by Alan Moore
How could you not like something that comes with 3-D glasses? 3-D glasses!

Novel: The Magician and the Fool by Barth Anderson
Um…wow.