Space and Time Fall/Winter 2024 #147

The oldest continuously published speculative fiction semi-pro magazine in print returns with Space & Time magazine Issue #147, a Fall/Winter 2024 collection of strange visions, dark futures, uncanny transformations, and impossible worlds.

Inside this issue, readers will find a rich blend of science fiction, fantasy, horror, poetry, art, reviews, and commentary from established voices and rising talents. From dying civilizations and lunar-born beasts to artificial creativity, cosmic bargains, haunted futures, monstrous hunger, and worlds just beyond our own, Issue #147 continues Space & Time’s tradition of publishing bold speculative work that crosses boundaries and refuses easy classification.

This issue features fiction and poetry by Kurt Newton, Pauline Chow, ayana walker, Harold Steve Hull, Damian Stockli, Amanda Worthington, C. J. Peterson, Christopher Mark Rose, Maxwell I. Gold, Denise Dumars, Scott J. Couturier, JM Cyrus, Pixie Bruner, Angelique Fawns, A.N. Grace, LindaAnn LoSchiavo, Lee Murray, Stephanie M. Wytovich, Felicia Martínez, Gordon Linzner, Michael C. Young, J. Michael Hayes, David Gianatasio, E. Rathke, J.D. Strunk, R.J.K. Lee, Nawal Khalid, Mark Dougherty, Nathan Cromwell, Brian Hugenbruch, John Reinhart, Camden Rose, Shane Morin, Andrea Blythe, and more.

Also included are Linda D. Addison’s Word Ninja, exploring the latest offerings in dark poetry; Daniel M. Kimmel’s Take Two on the Movies, with a look at apocalypse cinema; and Michael Wyatt’s The Mx. Up: Transmissions from Beyond the Binary Writer’s Log.

Packed with speculative fiction, dark poetry, strange art, and fearless imagination, Space & Time magazine Issue #147 is for readers who like their stories weird, literary, haunting, cosmic, and beautifully unsettling.