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Falling in Love With Speculative Poetry

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Weird Fiction

Penelope, Still Waiting: Sonya Taaffe’s “As the Tide Came Flowing In”

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Falling in Love With Speculative Poetry
Poetry
Poetry

Weird as Hell: Falling in Love With Speculative Poetry

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Weird Fiction

Sometimes the Sea, Sometimes Bones: Sonya Taaffe’s “Tea With the Earl of Twilight”

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Painting depicting a tale from the Decameron, with a group of women gathered before a man with a lute
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short fiction

Jo Walton, Maya Chhabra, and Many More Authors Present the Decameron Project: Free Fiction for the Social-Distancing Era

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Queering SFF

Queering SFF: The Art of Collecting Short Fiction

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Books
H.P. Lovecraft

Words That Shine Like Incorruptible Gold: Sonya Taaffe’s “All Our Salt-Bottled Hearts”

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Rereads and Rewatches
Rich and Strange

Rich and Strange: “The Boatman’s Cure” by Sonya Taaffe

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Excerpts
Excerpts

‘The Dybbuk in Love’ from People of the Book (Excerpt)

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“You want stories?" Thom Merrilin declaimed. "I have stories, and I will give them to you. I will make them come alive before your eyes.”

Robert Jordan, The Eye Of The World

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