Space & Time No. 99: 2005 Spring

Step into the strange, shadowed worlds of Space & Time No. 99, a Spring 2005 issue of the long-running magazine of fantasy, horror, and science fiction. Behind its eerie, autumnal cover, this issue gathers a rich selection of speculative fiction, poetry, and black-and-white artwork that moves from the supernatural and surreal to the cosmic, macabre, mythic, and darkly humorous.

Featuring work by Andersen Prunty, Sandra McDonald, Mike Allen, Sharon Bailly, John Everson, Pete D. Manison, Uncle River, Corrine De Winter, Darrell Schweitzer, John Roseman, Hugh Cook, and more, Space and Time #99 offers the distinctive blend of literary imagination and genre edge that has made the magazine a destination for readers of the weird and fantastic. Inside are stories and poems of haunted lives, witches and ancient powers, dangerous transformations, uncanny journeys, strange survival, and visions that blur the line between wonder and dread.

With highlights including “Black Rosita’s Man,” “Mrs. Gillingham’s Constitutional,” “The Witches of Cairn,” “The Strong Will Survive,” “Mortacheck,” “The Lizard,” “The Musk of November,” “The Emperor of the Ancient Word,” “Going Away,” and “A Gorilla in Vietnam,” this collectible issue captures Space and Time at its atmospheric best: imaginative, unsettling, and full of strange discoveries.