The Liminal Space of Stillness
Part 1 by: Jamilette Pichardo Death doesn’t discriminate. That’s something I learned very early in life. Death doesn’t care about your sex, your religious beliefs, or how old you are.…
Oh No! There Goes Tokyo Again
Japanese Writer Terrified of Boyerzilla To get myself into the mood for really digging into the fact based, hard charging journalist mood of finishing the book “Indiana Sleaze,” I went…
A Desolation called Peace
A Desolation Called Peace is the spectacular space opera sequel to Arkady Martine’s genre-reinventing, Hugo Award-winning debut, A Memory Called Empire. An alien armada lurks on the edges of Teixcalaanli…
Riding an Elevator to Space
by Carla Sabata Imagine riding an elevator to space, climbing a cable to the top of the earth’s atmosphere and beyond. What would your journey be like? “You’d travel from…
Janrae Frank
Here’s cudos to a friend of White Cat Publications. She died several years ago, but will not be soon forgotten. She was a good friend and we’ll miss her. She…
The Blood Vial Attack
Here’s an interesting Flash Fiction piece, that would have been more appropriate for Halloween, but back then we were dealing with a Malware attack! by Christine J. Whitlock Walking down…
The Greater Game
We have taken over publishing a really exciting new book titled The Greater Game, by Dr. Gene Rowe out of Norwich, UK. It’s a truly epic space odyssey that his…
Endless Wonder
This is a peculiar story that I though you’d enjoy… by Leland Neville When Barbara sees the large hole in the middle of her small backyard she knows it is…
An Interview with E. B. Roshan
1. How old were you when you first started to write? I was quite young when I began writing letters to my great-grandmother. I don’t remember how old, exactly, but…
A Free Apex Magazine
While our official relaunch isn’t until January 5th with issue 121, we released a promotional mini-issue that was part of our Kickstarter stretch goals. It contains original fiction by Maurice…