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After the Dragon by Sarah Monette (audio)
This month’s audio fiction is After the Dragon written by Sarah Monette and read by Sarah Tolbert
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Above It All by Carol Emshwiller (audio)
This month’s audio fiction is Above It All written by Carol Emshwiller and read by M. K. Hobson
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Uncomfortable Realities: An Interview with Jesse Bullington
Jesse Bullington’s debut novel, The Sad Tale of the Brothers Grossbart, has caused quite the ruckus in the world of literary reviewers. In this interview, we discuss just why this might be.
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Outsiders and Others: An Interview with Garth Nix
This interview was conducted at World Fantasy 2009, in San Jose, California.
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Images of Anna by Nancy Kress (audio)
The morning was turning out to be a bust. The first client wanted to pay with a personal check, which I’ve learned to not accept. She had no cash, credit card, or ID. The second client had cash but turned out to be a thirteen-year-old kid who wanted a “really sexy picture” for her boyfriend. No way: session cancelled. The third client was late.
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Clockatrice by Tanith Lee (audio)
Poor girl. Beautiful Diana, named for a goddess, and barely sixteen years of age. Just after midnight she descended through through the gardens to meet her lover. And before any clock could strike one, she was as beautiful as she was dead.
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The Vigilant by Dirk Strasser (audio)
The sorcery of djinn was like a stalking beast. You had to stay downwind of it, even when you were the hunter. Antar knew, as always, everything depended on him seeing the unseen and forcing his eyes to reveal what lay in the membrane between light and darkness. He drew a deep breath and rolled between his thumb and forefinger the seal that was chained to his neck.
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Podcast: Fantasy Magazine‘s Micro-Fiction Contest Winners, Read by Maguerite Croft (Podcastle)
Night comes softly, and the crickets chirp their spell-binding lullaby. In a small thicket the nymph lulls to trance-like slumber as the last rays of light disappear.
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Golden Lilies by Aliette de Bodard (audio)
It was the smell which woke me up, insinuating itself between the planks of my coffin: cooked meat mingling with the sweet odour of aromatic rice, and the tangy hint of fruit and spices — a powerful summoning if there ever was one.
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The Water Tower by John Mantooth (audio)
At a certain point, somewhere past the junkyard, out beyond the little pond that, over the years, had been used to dump the things even the junkyard didn’t want, the woods changed. But not just the woods. The things in the woods changed as well.
