
Close readings of speculative fiction, from sentence-level craft breakdowns to deep-dives into themes like language, meaning, and the unknown. Showing how these techniques work and how they can be applied in practice.
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Close readings of speculative fiction, from sentence-level craft breakdowns to deep dives into themes like language, meaning, and the unknown. Showing how it works and how to use those techniques yourself. Publishing weekly on Wednesdays.
Henry is an Aurealis award nominated sci-fi/horror writer, musician and recovering tech enthusiast based in Melbourne, Australia. His work has been featured in Aurealis Magazine and TL;DR press, and he published his first novel in early 2025.
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