by David Cleden David Cleden explains how a very unusual and extremely memorable art exhibition inspired his novelette “The Touchstone of Ouroboros”, which you can
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by David Cleden David Cleden explains how a very unusual and extremely memorable art exhibition inspired his novelette “The Touchstone of Ouroboros”, which you can
by Sean McMullen Sean McMullen extols the potential virtues of a planet-sized space telescope in his novelette “Mirrorstar”, available to read in our [November/December issue,
by Matt McHugh Matt McHugh leads a guided tour through the rambling, overlapping streets of thought he traveled in writing his short story “If This
by Jenny Williams Jenny Williams discusses how life reflects art and art reflects life in her novelette “A Short Future History of Whales”, available to
William Paul Jones discusses how a trip to the Balkans inspired his latest story, “A Garden in the Sky,” from in our [November/December issue, on
by Pauling Barmby Astrophysicist Pauline Barmby discusses how the patience required in planetary research helped inspire her story “Galilean Crossing,” featured in our [November/December issue,