If I could have one superpower, I think it would be the ability to split myself into multiple bodies. That way, maybe I wouldn’t be so far behind on reading, writing, and review. You know, the important stuff.
Anyway I promised Adrian Simmons, the editor of Heroic Fantasy Quarterly, a review for both the previous and current issues. Both are strong issues. Continue reading
The latest issue of Heroic Fantasy Quarterly (#28) has been out for a little while. I’m playing catch up after traveling for a great deal of the past month, so apologies for this being a little late.
As I stated the last time I reviewed HFQ, there were two serials in the previous issue that I would deal with here. There are also two poems (by Mary Soon Lee and David Sklar) and two more short stories in the current issue. Let’s deal with the short stories first. Continue reading
The latest issue of Heroic Fantasy Quarterly has been out for a while. I’m just now getting to it, but I’m old and slow.
If there’s one things I’ve come to expect from HFQ, it’s consistency. The editorial team there has done a good job of selecting some of the best S&S around these days. This is issue is no exception. In addition to two poems, “The Harrowed Hall” by Cullen Groves and “Dragonslayer” by Mary Soon Lee, there are three fiction pieces, Continue reading