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Julie Buffalohead (Ponca), Black Snake Memory, 2018. Oil paint on canvas; 60 x 84 in. Courtesy of Julie Buffalohead and Bockley Gallery.
Artist Julie Buffalohead creates narrative images layered with personal meaning, while she invites the viewer in, leaving of room for the mysterious.
Image: Julie Buffalohead (Ponca), A Little Medicine and Magic, 2018. Oil on canvas; 52 x 72 in. Courtesy of Julie Buffalohead and Bockley Gallery. Image courtesy of Julie Buffalohead and Bockley Gallery
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Biomimicry abounds in this themed collection of new and classic science fiction “at the crux of creatures and tech,” from Hex Publishers.
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Photo credit: Winter dawn by Carmel Mawle
The holidays are here again. The days are short and the nights are long. Best stock up on stories that will see you through the long dark.
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Parenting is risky business, more so when ghosts take an uninvited co-parenting role.
Read morePeng Shepherd’s thrilling debut novel explodes post-apocalyptic fantasies of independence.
Read moreWriter Gabino Iglesias’ new book Coyote Songs hit book stores this week. Check out this interview for ideas about writing, the horror of murder and living interstitially.
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Jane Yolen’s novel-in-verse, Finding Baba Yaga, arrives just in time for the season of the witch.
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In the second New Fears anthology, horror knows no boundaries.
Read moreA watery, Gothic update of Greek myth by an exciting new voice in dark fiction.
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In volume 4 of The Murderbot Diaries, Murderbot’s climactic showdown with an evil corporation pushes the rogue SecUnit to its limits, and beyond.
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Yes, you can turn them into pigs, but there are so many other situations women find themselves in and such a variety of possible responses. Gods and Heroes, trigger warning: not all of them act like gentlemen.
Read moreIn the world of Japanese anime you can slip from the ordinary to the magical at any moment.
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Being different is hugely consequential for teens who populate graphic novels, as well as for teens who read them.
Read moreFiction Unbound’s Gemma Webster chats with UK writer Priya Sharma.
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Melissa Albert’s debut novel cuts to the bone of European fairy tales to find the essence of nightmares: horrors that are both seductive and disturbing.
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The Black God’s Drums beats a hammer of imagination against the anvil of history and forges a dense alternate history.
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To mark summer’s midpoint, here are a few of the best speculative short stories Amanda has read since summer’s inauguration back in June.
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Murderbot is back. Its mission: help to bring down GrayCris, the evil corporation that has made thievery and killing a business model.
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Jeff VanderMeer’s spare, heartbreaking novella soars through the world of Borne.
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