Space & Time Fall 2016 #126

Space & Time Issue 126: Fall 2016 launches into alien war, haunted theaters, generation ships, impossible manuscripts, forgotten cities, witchcraft, cosmic dread, and the enduring legacy of speculative fiction.

Published in the magazine’s 50th anniversary year, this issue celebrates the long strange voyage of Space & Time, one of speculative fiction’s enduring homes for fantasy, horror, science fiction, poetry, and weird literature. From the luminous astronaut cover to the dark corners of its fiction and verse, Issue 126 captures the magazine’s classic blend of old-school wonder, literary unease, and genre-bending imagination.

Inside, readers will find cyborg remotes drafted into battle against tentacled alien invaders, a theater finale that becomes something far more sinister than performance, a shipmind forced to rebuild the future after catastrophe, a manuscript that may be rewriting a marriage, falling stars, strange planets, bone-deep curses, hidden cities, sea-born mysteries, karma, witchcraft, and speculative poetry from the edge of the unknown.

This issue features “Heroes” by John Walters, “The Marquis” by Mike Penn, “Captain’s Children” by Jamie Killen, “Sun Melody—A Plagiarized Life” by JC Hemphill, “The Forgotten City” by Jakob Drud, “Sea Full of Stars” by Siobhan Gallagher, “Karma Kombat” by Tom Joyce, and “The Witch’s Apprentice” by Brian Koscienski & Chris Pisano. Also included are works by Michael Ceraolo, Kendall Evans, Frederick Stansfield, John Grey, Terrie Leigh Relf, Matthew Wilson, Katarzyna Lisińska, and more.

Readers will also find Hildy Silverman’s Editor’s Geeble reflecting on Space & Time’s 50th anniversary celebration and her own decade with the magazine, Danielle MacConnell’s “The Advantage of a Small Press Publisher,” Daniel M. Kimmel’s “Fear Itself,” Sam Tomaino’s review of Nihala, Linda D. Addison’s Word Ninja column, and an interview with Danielle Ackley-McPhail.

For readers who love speculative fiction with cosmic scope, theatrical darkness, artificial intelligence, alien invasion, eerie romance, mythic strangeness, and classic magazine energy, Space & Time Issue 126 is a fall portal into wonder, danger, and the beautifully unknown.

The stars are falling. The stories are rising.

Publisher - Yuriko Publishing, LLC

Language - English

Perfect Bound

Contributors

By author

Hildy Silverman

Published Date - 2016-08-01

ISBN - 9781959048534

Dimensions - 27.9 x 21.6 x 0.3 cm

Page Count - 50