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Science Fiction Poetry: Metaphor, Context, and Expectations
January 26, 2015
In my previous blog post, “Science Fiction Poetry: Some Starting Questions,” I posed a few questions we as readers of SF poetry could use to determine what we can and should expect from the genre. This post will focus on whether or not we should read SF poems differently from literary poems, and if so, […] ”Read
Happy Birthday, Virginia Woolf
January 25, 2015
"They published your diary And that's how I got to know you The key to the room of your own and a ”Read
To Read or Not To Read
January 23, 2015
When I daydreamed as a child – I imagined myself as a skater wearing fanciful sequined skirts with ”Read
Want to write for our blog?
January 22, 2015
Luna Station Quarterly is a grassroots, independent magazine with an international readership, dedic ”Read
Review: Swans in Half-Mourning by Vi Khi Nao
January 22, 2015
Swans in Half-Mourning, a prose poem in ninety-six parts from Per Second Press, is perhaps the most ”Read
Interview with Author and Creative Writing Professor Mary Grimm
January 21, 2015
I'm very happy this week to share an interview with author and creative writing teacher (and Chair ”Read
On Reading and Collecting
January 20, 2015
I buy comic books for a single purpose, to read them. There is a very large collector’s market and ”Read
Bobbing along in a pool of ideas
January 19, 2015
I’d swim every day if I could. I go early and try to do a kilometre, although sometimes it’s ”Read
In 2015, You Will Read Interactive Fiction… and Maybe Write It
January 16, 2015
You may not know it when it happens, because it will sneak up on you in your browser or Kindle or mo ”Read
A Living Fire
January 15, 2015
Speculative fiction…I read it. I write it. I crave it. There are Very Good Reasons for this. No ”Read
Book Review: “The Glass Sentence” by S E Grove
January 14, 2015
As readers have probably guessed, I read a LOT of YA and middle grade books, particularly in the spe ”Read