Afrofuturism, Utopia, and the Prospect of a Better Now by Woody Dismukes
Recently, I was approached by an editor friend of mine to assist with founding a creative writing program…
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Recently, I was approached by an editor friend of mine to assist with founding a creative writing program…
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The Haunting of Tram Car 015, a 2019 novella by American writer P. Djèlí Clark, became a finalist for three awards this year…
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Ginn Hale is an author with many talents, one of which includes crafting sharp, witty stories in captivating universes…
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Witch-in-Residence Issue 8: Weird | 1,036 words With Witch-in-Residence, Speculative City imagines...
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John Carpenter’s horror movie Prince of Darkness opened in 1987 to mixed reviews, barely breaking even its opening weekend…
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The recent back-to-back murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, George Floyd, and countless other Black individuals bring grief and rage.
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Dear Witch-in-Residence, I am at a loss and really need some advice…
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To continue our exploration of the horror genre, we speak with writer Lindsay King-Miller, a fellow horror enthusiast.
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Dear Witch-in-Residence, a.k.a. the past, I am from the future. It is a post-nuclear holocaust time…
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Stupid humans, right? Always coming up with bad ideas and then doing them…
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From the first texts read aloud to us as children to the new Hugo winners we now itch to download…
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Dear Witch-in-Residence, My girlfriend is a kitchen witch and wants to put a blood charm on me so that she can know…
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