Sources
| Source | ID | Link |
|---|---|---|
| GoodReads | 263253705 | https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/263253705 |
| Amazon | B0HQFQ7PTN | https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HQFQ7PTN |
Description
The shadows are not the end of the story. They are where transformation begins.
For sixty years, Space & Time has explored the boundaries of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and poetry. In this special double issue, we're pushing those boundaries further, celebrating the extraordinary possibilities that emerge when literature, visual art, and interactive storytelling come together.
Our cover features haunting hand-drawn artwork by Abby Howard from the acclaimed indie horror game Slay the Princess. Inside, Howard and Tony Howard-Arias, the creative team behind Black Tabby Games, discuss the art of interactive storytelling, the power of choice, and how horror can reveal something profound about ourselves.
Inside No. 154:
Original speculative fiction and poetry exploring identity, transformation, fear, resilience, and the unknown.
“Who Gets to Haunt the Canon?” — A conversation with KJ Brantley about women in horror, creative opportunity, and whose stories become part of our literary history.
A conversation with Brad C. Hodson — The award-winning screenwriter and novelist discusses the joys of writing, the evolution of storytelling through video games, creative influences, and the challenges of making a living in the arts.
“Ekphrasis: A Conversation Between Poetry and Art” — An imaginative collaboration between award-winning poet Marge Simon and artist Shikhar Dixit, where haunting illustrations inspire equally haunting verse.
A celebration of classic and contemporary speculative storytelling, including Colleen Anderson on Universal's legendary monsters, Daniel M. Kimmel revisiting the science-fiction comedy Paul, and Lee Murray exploring her enduring love of horror.
Word Ninja with Linda D. Addison — Our award-winning poetry editor explores grief, transformation, and the monsters we create through reviews of Dark Reservoir and The Build-A-Monster Workshop.
The Red Thread Club — Our whimsical literary matchmaking column, connecting adventurous readers with books they may be destined to love.
Featuring an international gathering of writers and artists, No. 154 invites you to question what you know, confront what frightens you, and discover what becomes possible when imagination refuses to accept limitations.
The future is waiting beyond the shadows. Space & Time has been making room for extraordinary stories since 1966.
For sixty years, Space & Time has explored the boundaries of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and poetry. In this special double issue, we're pushing those boundaries further, celebrating the extraordinary possibilities that emerge when literature, visual art, and interactive storytelling come together.
Our cover features haunting hand-drawn artwork by Abby Howard from the acclaimed indie horror game Slay the Princess. Inside, Howard and Tony Howard-Arias, the creative team behind Black Tabby Games, discuss the art of interactive storytelling, the power of choice, and how horror can reveal something profound about ourselves.
Inside No. 154:
Original speculative fiction and poetry exploring identity, transformation, fear, resilience, and the unknown.
“Who Gets to Haunt the Canon?” — A conversation with KJ Brantley about women in horror, creative opportunity, and whose stories become part of our literary history.
A conversation with Brad C. Hodson — The award-winning screenwriter and novelist discusses the joys of writing, the evolution of storytelling through video games, creative influences, and the challenges of making a living in the arts.
“Ekphrasis: A Conversation Between Poetry and Art” — An imaginative collaboration between award-winning poet Marge Simon and artist Shikhar Dixit, where haunting illustrations inspire equally haunting verse.
A celebration of classic and contemporary speculative storytelling, including Colleen Anderson on Universal's legendary monsters, Daniel M. Kimmel revisiting the science-fiction comedy Paul, and Lee Murray exploring her enduring love of horror.
Word Ninja with Linda D. Addison — Our award-winning poetry editor explores grief, transformation, and the monsters we create through reviews of Dark Reservoir and The Build-A-Monster Workshop.
The Red Thread Club — Our whimsical literary matchmaking column, connecting adventurous readers with books they may be destined to love.
Featuring an international gathering of writers and artists, No. 154 invites you to question what you know, confront what frightens you, and discover what becomes possible when imagination refuses to accept limitations.
The future is waiting beyond the shadows. Space & Time has been making room for extraordinary stories since 1966.