By Dan DeWeese
The coastal visions of Sheila Evans.

Gershow’s collection will appear in March, 2024.

Propeller will consider proposals in this genre through March 15.

Rechner’s new book is slated for release on October 24, 2023.

Rechner’s story collection becomes the fourth title in the Northwest Collection.

By Carter Sickels
On the life and novels of Alan Hart.

By Thea Prieto
Abraham Smith follows the sonic sense.

Abraham Smith and Kirsten Ihns will read and chat via Zoom to celebrate the release of Smith’s new book, Dear Weirdo. REGISTER HERE FOR THE EVENT.

Propeller Q&A
A conversation with Thea Prieto, author of From the Caves.

By Jonah Hall
Absorbing Kim Adrian’s The Twenty-Seventh Letter of the Alphabet.

By Timothy Day
The outer and inner horrors of Brian Evenson’s stories.

By Mary Rechner
A Q&A with writer and editor Nancy Zafris, who died August 1.

By Justin Hocking
I’m ambivalent about skateboarding in the Olympics, but not about the slams.

By Mary Rechner and Core Productions
Bumping into you.

By Pete Tothero
A man’s friend gifts him bad records. Concepts exist as concepts and that is not a lie.

By Mary Rechner and Core Productions
Like a supplicant, I requested a latte.

Prairie Lights hosts Kirsten Ihns and Benjamin Krusling in a free Zoom event on April 1st.

By Mary Rechner and Core Productions
For your coffee break, tea time, happy hour, or midnight snack.

Artist talk series “the cclouds” will feature Kirsten Ihns, author of sundaey, in a free event on March 13th.

By Mark Dillon
A Volkswagen and a marriage short-circuit in 1970s San Francisco.

By Dan DeWeese
Solaris, genre, and the problems of loving simulacra.

Chicago Review’s winter poetry reading January 28th includes Kirsten Ihns, author of sundaey.

By Dan DeWeese
Is every art film science fiction?

By Dan DeWeese
Forbidden Planet diagnoses the movies.