Space & Time No. 124: 2015 Fall

Enter the strange, beautiful, and dangerous worlds of Space & Time No. 124, a Fall 2015 issue packed with fantasy, horror, science fiction, poetry, art, reviews, and speculative insight. From Tina Starr’s tense space-survival tale “Burning the Little Match Girl” to Matt London’s apocalyptic “The Flypaper Solution,” this issue delivers the eerie, imaginative, and unexpected storytelling that has defined Space and Time for generations of genre readers.

Inside, readers will find original fiction by Tina Starr, Matt London, Richard Bist, Stephen Couch, M. Elisabeth Fortune, D. Thomas Minton, Nathaniel Katz, and Darrell Schweitzer, along with poetry by Richard H. Durisen, F. J. Bergmann, Yunsheng Jiang, Kasia James, and Ann Stolinsky. The issue also includes nonfiction columns and features, including “Editor’s Geeble” by Hildy Silverman, “Word Ninja” by Linda D. Addison, “I See Tiny People” by Daniel M. Kimmel, a review by Sam Tomaino, and Stephen Euin Cobb’s interview feature “Robert J. Sawyer Flashing Forward.”



With bold black-and-white interior art, a striking Steven C. Gilberts cover, and a lineup that moves from cosmic dread to dark humor, mythic memory, futuristic survival, and uncanny transformation, Space & Time No. 124 is a compelling collectible issue for readers who love speculative fiction with edge, atmosphere, and literary imagination.

Edited by Hildy Silverman, with Gordon Linzner as Editor Emeritus, Gerard Houarner as Fiction Editor, Diane Weinstein as Art Editor, and Linda D. Addison as Poetry Editor, this Fall 2015 issue presents a varied collection of fantasy, horror, science fiction, poetry, commentary, and speculative art.