By request, I review one of the latest entries into the strange fiction short story market, Black Dandy. Continue reading
Author Archives: Derek Thomas Conrad
The Great Disappearing Act
The garden of the mind has gone to seed, but the birds have stopped their feasting. Continue reading
The War on Error: Brazil in the Age of Alternative Facts
Part movie review, part political screed, all relevant. Brazil has never looked so pertinent. (Spoilers ahead.) Continue reading
April 2017 Review: Part 2
I’ve scoured some of the most popular science fiction and fantasy magazines available online and these are my thoughts. (Possible spoilers ahead!) Continue reading
How to peel an orange
Something is rotten in the state of Florida, and I don’t think it’s just the fruit. Continue reading
April 2017 Review: Part 1
I’ve scoured some of the most popular science fiction and fantasy magazines available online and these are my thoughts. (Possible spoilers ahead!) Continue reading
March 2017 Review: Part 2
I’ve scoured some of the most popular science fiction and fantasy magazines available online and these are my thoughts. (Possible spoilers ahead!) Continue reading
Starred Reviews (☆)
We’re one day shy of another review and I’d like to make an announcement about a change in my method. I mostly review stories I like, but right now there’s no strong distinction between the ones I like and the ones I love besides the language of the review itself. To make the distinction easier … Continue reading
March 2017 Review: Part 1
I’ve scoured some of the most popular science fiction and fantasy magazines available online and these are my thoughts. (Possible spoilers ahead!) Continue reading
