Milo has had many chances to get it right—almost 10,00 to be exact. One would […]
Riverworld and Other Stories, by Philip Jose Farmer
Philip José Farmer was one of the leading lights of mid-twentieth century science fiction and […]
The Refrigerator Monologues, by Catherynne M. Valente
In 1999, comics writer and critic Gail Simone started a website called Women in Refrigerators […]
The Blizzard, by Vladimir Sorokin
Platon Ilich Garin has a mission. He must get a vaccine to Dolgoye to stop […]
All the Birds in the Sky, by Charlie Jane Anders
The future is impossible to predict, which is why I’m always surprised that some people […]
Mrs. Caliban, by Rachel Ingalls
Rachel Ingall’s Mrs. Caliban is an odd novella of a bored housewife who suddenly finds someone […]
Curioddity, by Paul Jenkins
Wil Morgan lives a boring, miserable life. His landlady lets cats swarm around her house. […]
The Rise of the Automated Aristocrats, by Mark Hodder
Time has been out of joint for a long time in Sir Richard Francis Burton’s […]
The Sunlight Pilgrims, by Jenni Fagan
Jenni Fagan’s The Sunlight Pilgrims has, in all of the reviews I’ve seen so far, been billed […]
My Real Children, by Jo Walton
What if. What if. What if. This question drives to much fiction, but we rarely […]