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Apex Magazine Issue 151
EDITORIALMusings from Maryland by Lesley ConnerORIGINAL FICTION"Liecraft" by Anita Moskát, translated by Austin Wagner"Ghosts of Summer" by Catherine Tavares "Code Green" by Rebecca Johnson "We Used to Wake to Song" by Leah Ning"The Horrible Conceit of Death and Night" by J. A. Prentice Excerpt from ECO24: The Year's Best Speculative Ecofiction - "The Water Runner" by Eugen BaconFLASH FICTION"The Fate You Choose" by Nadia Radovich "FAQ on My Vagina Dentata" by Jarune Uwujaren "Cassandra and the Changeling" by R.
J. Sterling ESSAYS"Dust, Stars, and Shadows: How Western Genre Literature Helped Shape Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Horror" by Michael Knost "More than Lighting: Speculative Noir" by Premee Mohamed "Words for Thought: Short Fiction Review" by A. C. Wise CLASSIC FICTION"Before, After, and the Space Between" by Kel Coleman "Come Here, Ofelia" by Cynthia Gómez INTERVIEWSInterview with Author Anita Moskát and Translator Austin Wagner by Marissa van UdenInterview with Author Leah Ning by Marissa van Uden Interview with Artist Natasa Illincic by Bradley PowersTHE MASKS WE WEAR"Exuviae" by Mari Harrison "Don't Hide from the Mirror" by Nico Martinez Nocito"Involuntary Self" by Jim HorlockREACH YOUR APEX WEIRD WEST FLASH"Horse and Rider" by Christine Beres
J. Sterling ESSAYS"Dust, Stars, and Shadows: How Western Genre Literature Helped Shape Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Horror" by Michael Knost "More than Lighting: Speculative Noir" by Premee Mohamed "Words for Thought: Short Fiction Review" by A. C. Wise CLASSIC FICTION"Before, After, and the Space Between" by Kel Coleman "Come Here, Ofelia" by Cynthia Gómez INTERVIEWSInterview with Author Anita Moskát and Translator Austin Wagner by Marissa van UdenInterview with Author Leah Ning by Marissa van Uden Interview with Artist Natasa Illincic by Bradley PowersTHE MASKS WE WEAR"Exuviae" by Mari Harrison "Don't Hide from the Mirror" by Nico Martinez Nocito"Involuntary Self" by Jim HorlockREACH YOUR APEX WEIRD WEST FLASH"Horse and Rider" by Christine Beres
EDITORIALMusings from Maryland by Lesley ConnerORIGINAL FICTION"Liecraft" by Anita Moskát, translated by Austin Wagner"Ghosts of Summer" by Catherine Tavares "Code Green" by Rebecca Johnson "We Used to Wake to Song" by Leah Ning"The Horrible Conceit of Death and Night" by J. A. Prentice Excerpt from ECO24: The Year's Best Speculative Ecofiction - "The Water Runner" by Eugen BaconFLASH FICTION"The Fate You Choose" by Nadia Radovich "FAQ on My Vagina Dentata" by Jarune Uwujaren "Cassandra and the Changeling" by R.
J. Sterling ESSAYS"Dust, Stars, and Shadows: How Western Genre Literature Helped Shape Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Horror" by Michael Knost "More than Lighting: Speculative Noir" by Premee Mohamed "Words for Thought: Short Fiction Review" by A. C. Wise CLASSIC FICTION"Before, After, and the Space Between" by Kel Coleman "Come Here, Ofelia" by Cynthia Gómez INTERVIEWSInterview with Author Anita Moskát and Translator Austin Wagner by Marissa van UdenInterview with Author Leah Ning by Marissa van Uden Interview with Artist Natasa Illincic by Bradley PowersTHE MASKS WE WEAR"Exuviae" by Mari Harrison "Don't Hide from the Mirror" by Nico Martinez Nocito"Involuntary Self" by Jim HorlockREACH YOUR APEX WEIRD WEST FLASH"Horse and Rider" by Christine Beres
J. Sterling ESSAYS"Dust, Stars, and Shadows: How Western Genre Literature Helped Shape Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Horror" by Michael Knost "More than Lighting: Speculative Noir" by Premee Mohamed "Words for Thought: Short Fiction Review" by A. C. Wise CLASSIC FICTION"Before, After, and the Space Between" by Kel Coleman "Come Here, Ofelia" by Cynthia Gómez INTERVIEWSInterview with Author Anita Moskát and Translator Austin Wagner by Marissa van UdenInterview with Author Leah Ning by Marissa van Uden Interview with Artist Natasa Illincic by Bradley PowersTHE MASKS WE WEAR"Exuviae" by Mari Harrison "Don't Hide from the Mirror" by Nico Martinez Nocito"Involuntary Self" by Jim HorlockREACH YOUR APEX WEIRD WEST FLASH"Horse and Rider" by Christine Beres
