Space & Time No. 133: Spring/Summer 2019

Space & Time Issue 133: Spring/Summer 2019 marks a new beginning for one of speculative fiction’s longest-running magazines.

Founded in 1966, Space & Time has spent more than five decades publishing the strange, the unsettling, the imaginative, and the impossible. With Issue 133, the magazine enters a fresh era under publisher Angela Yuriko Smith, carrying its legacy forward while opening new doors for speculative fiction, poetry, art, and genre conversation.

This Special Poetry Month Edition gathers science fiction, fantasy, horror, poetry, interviews, and literary strangeness into one vivid issue for readers who love work that slips between worlds. Inside, readers will find unsettling futures, dark transformation, mythic resonance, cosmic unease, emotional hauntings, and the signature blend of weird fiction and speculative poetry that has made Space & Time a beloved home for the strange and unusual.

This issue features fiction by Gordon Linzner, including “A Door Opens,” Derwin Mak’s “XY-Girls,” and Evey Brett’s “Twisted-Up Things,” along with poetry by John Reinhart, K.B. Kofoed, Christina Sng, and many more. Readers will also find an interview with Terrible Tim & the Drive-In Movie Maniacs, continuing the magazine’s tradition of celebrating creators from across the speculative arts.

As both a continuation and a rebirth, Space & Time Issue 133 is more than a magazine issue. It is a collectible moment in speculative fiction history: the issue where an enduring publication found new momentum, new energy, and a new future.

For readers who love speculative fiction with literary bite, poetic darkness, and deep roots in genre history, this issue is where the next chapter begins.



The door opens. Step through.