
High tech, high church. A literary magazine at the intersection of faith and sci-fi.
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By Clay Anderson
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The building had three names depending on which door you used....
This month's author talks religious law, Hungarian authors, and inviting death to kindly stop for tea.
By Adam Porkolab
Edited by Yuval Kordov
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The plasma pen glowed at...
This month's author discusses Robin Hobb, opening hooks, and everyday demons
By Aeryn Rudel
Edited by Yuval Kordov
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The lid of my cryopod opens with the tired...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Melkite Catholic; Dad; Writer; Omni-nerd; ADHD; Semicolon enthusiast. Ask about my latest hyperfocus. Head editor of Incensepunk Magazine
Dad, author, old goth.
Author of Sword & Censer Fantasy (The Kallattian Saga), slavic inspired fantasy (Needle & Leaf) and even Cozy Fantasy (The Sideways Tales)!
Writing on theology and art, with a special affinity for the works of JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis on topics of fantasy and science fiction. He has been published in the St. Austin Review magazine (under his full name, Raphael Imgrund).
Orthodox Christian Creative Writer and Artist based in southern Indiana. Peacefully fighting this world with words instead of violence. [Lover of odd History | Writer of Historical Fiction | Extremely Amateur Theologian]
I'm a former RPG designer, ex-magazine/fiction editor, and a current spec-fic author with over 120 stories in markets such as Pseudopod, Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, and Radon Journal. My real talent, though, is getting rejected.
Nicholas Packwood has taught game writing at George Brown Polytechnic, Toronto since 2009 and been program coordinator for Screenwriting & Narrative Design since 2015. Currently on hiatus, he appears to be taking refuge in literary SF.
Adam Porkolab writes liturgical Central European SF from Tar, a Palóc village in Hungary. Fiction in Aurealis, Cosmic Horror Monthly, Farthest Star Publishing; WotF honorable mention. Even Death gets coffee, and is called beautiful. adamporkolab.com
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