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Ah, these one story issues of Hub are perfect for reading and reviewing in your lunchbreak. Issue 87’s story in Nightlife by Dean Grondo. Wow, that’s disturbing. I think I’m…
Issue 5 of Crossed Genres is sci-fi/fantasy crossed with humour. There are five stories. The first is Archimedes Nesselrode by Justine Graykin. The start of this put me off. I…
I am now reviewing Hub in the same month of its publication. I’m giddy. The story in Issue 85 is Old Clothes by Chris Cyr. I didn’t like this. It’s…
Special treats in Issue 83 of Hub. There’s a poem as well as a story. Story first, as usual, and it’s Mother Sponge by Mur Lafferty. This is really good.…
My Dad’s Idea by Llinos Cathryn Thomas is kind of fun. It’s a tongue in cheek solution to resource exhaustion and its impact on the human race. It’s worth a…
Once upon a time, I thought I was catching up but this is real life and there’s no happily ever after. Which sounds more depressing than I mean. There are…
Still struggling to get used to the new blocky design of Hub‘s website. And still struggling to catch up with all the things I want to read. Anyway, Issue 81.…
Yikes, Hub‘s had another redesign. I’m not so keen on this version; it hurts my eyes a little and seems a bit old-fashioned. Still, what it looks like is less…
The story in Issue 79 of Hub is another that plays with format. SBIR Proposal by Richard K Lyon takes the well used guise of a letter from one organisation…
OK, I’m steadily catching up. We’re on to Issue 78 of Hub, only five issues behind now. The story is Gravestones by Mari Ness and it’s a real treat. I’m…
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