Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam

  • Short Story Interview: Deborah Walker

    Today I’m featuring an interview with Deborah Walker. Deborah publishes an insane amount of stories. It seems as though every time I log onto Twitter I see that she’s publishing a new story, a translation, or a reprint. She was also a participant in last year’s Art & Words Show (Submissions close tonight at midnight!).…

  • Magazine Review: The Letters Page

    The Letters Page is a new magazine based out of the UK, consisting entirely of letters. The Letters Page is not strictly made up of speculative fiction — some letters are nonfiction, some realistic fiction, and only a couple in the issue I read, Issue Two: Winter 2013, could be considered fantastical — but I…

  • Short Story Interview: Ken Schneyer

    News My Art & Words Show is now open for submissions for the month of March; see this page for submission information. The show was also profiled in Poets & Writers. My story “Mrs. Stiltskin” is out from Lakeside Circus. Interview This week I’m featuring a favorite short story writer, Ken Schneyer. I reviewed Ken’s…

  • Collection Review: Kij Johnson’s At the Mouth of the River of Bees

    I first encountered Kij Johnson’s stories as part of an anthology that, to put it bluntly, changed my life. When I first came upon Feeling Very Strange: The Slipstream Anthology (edited by James Patrick Kelly and John Kessel), I was blown away; I had never encountered such a wealth of stories that seemed so specifically…

  • Highlights from Karin Tidbeck’s Jagannath

    News My short story “The Damaged” is in issue 250 of Interzone. Visit the link Here to check out the other issue contents and, if you so desire, to subscribe. Review This week, I’m briefly highlighting two of my favorite stories from Karin Tidbeck’s collection Jagannath, an interesting collection and one that I recommend for…