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Jun 17, 2024 | 
ktla.com | Kristy Anne Cox
, /PRNewswire/ -- Australia's Kristy Cox has cemented her place as one of the leading Bluegrass artists on a global stage with her brand new album, "Let It Burn," entering the US Billboard Bluegrass Album Chart at #1. Responding to the news Kristy said: "I am so completely blown away by the support I've received with the release of 'Let It Burn'. This album is so special to me and I am extremely proud of it.
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Jun 17, 2024 | 
pix11.com | Kristy Anne Cox
, /PRNewswire/ -- Australia's Kristy Cox has cemented her place as one of the leading Bluegrass artists on a global stage with her brand new album, "Let It Burn," entering the US Billboard Bluegrass Album Chart at #1. Responding to the news Kristy said: "I am so completely blown away by the support I've received with the release of 'Let It Burn'. This album is so special to me and I am extremely proud of it.
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Dec 5, 2023 | 
strangehorizons.com | Kristy Anne Cox |Claire Light |Ann Leblanc |Steve Denehan
In the eighth installment of Writing While Disabled, Kristy Anne Cox interviews Claire Light. (KAC): Hello, and welcome again, readers, to Writing While Disabled today! I'm here with the fabulous Claire Light, on Zoom. Claire also writes as Jadie Jang. Hi Claire, how's it going? (CL): It's going great. Thanks for asking. Excellent. (KAC): Readers, Claire lives in the San Francisco Bay area, and uses she/her pronouns. She's a writer, a cultural worker, and an activist.
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Nov 27, 2023 | 
strangehorizons.com | Rosamund Lannin |Lune Loh |Ada Palmer |Kristy Anne Cox
[Spoilers for “The Voice in the Night,” Mexican Gothic, The Girl With All the Gifts, Ambergris, the X-Files episode “Field Trip,” and Star Trek: Discovery.]There’s something about mushrooms that gets our minds sporing. These spores sometimes take the form of stories: from Alice in Wonderland to Ray Bradbury’s “Boys! Raise Giant Mushrooms in Your Cellar!” to Sheri S.
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Nov 27, 2023 | 
strangehorizons.com | Lune Loh |Rosamund Lannin |Kristy Anne Cox |Kuzhali Manickavel
I’m no longer bound to you. I’ve broken free from orbit,escaped your gravitational pulland pulled off my mask. Turns out I can breathe just finewhen my feet touch soil. It’s summer. Along the riverthe air is filled withthe music of cicadas. Emergingafter years underground. No longer bound to darkness. The night, the trees, standing readyto collect their songs and playthem back anew. That cis-tem is now only a speck. Barely visible, unlike the hairsprouting all over my body.
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Nov 27, 2023 | 
strangehorizons.com | Lune Loh |Rosamund Lannin |Kristy Anne Cox |Ada Palmer
you no longer have image. in photos your cheek² sharpens, vectors. Binary Star System That cis-tem is now only a speck. Out of the Damp and Dark: The Evolution of Mushrooms in Fiction Mushrooms didn’t exactly sweep sci-fi, fantasy, and horror, but much like their real-world inspiration they persisted, growing in the damp, dark crevices of the creative minds of every generation. They were a template for the anxieties of each age, seasoned with the fears of the era.
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Nov 27, 2023 | 
strangehorizons.com | Kuzhali Manickavel |Lune Loh |Rosamund Lannin |Kristy Anne Cox
My most hearty and luxurious greetings fam, hope all are doing well. Friends, I feel like I often start this column by saying I can’t remember what happened in the previous episode. Today, I honestly cannot remember a single thing that happened last time. Fam, so many things happened lately and my brain has been all over the place. I had to move! I am getting too old for this kind of lifestyle and now I’m not going to unpack anything because I will just have to repack and move again at some point.
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May 22, 2023 | 
strangehorizons.com | Mame Bougouma Diene |Kristy Anne Cox |Niall Harrison |Maria Haskins
Sometimes, writing fiction is the only way to get your experiences across to other people—and these experiences are caused by your own mind. If the future is here, but unevenly distributed, then so is the past. My previous Short Fiction Treasures column was all about science fiction, so it’s only fair that the theme this time around is fantasy. He claims that Redlow used to be a swamp and he has now brought them into the future before the future. Yes he said that.
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Apr 26, 2023 | 
strangehorizons.com | Archita Mittra |Seth Wade |Shinjini Dey |Kristy Anne Cox
Speculative fiction, like Janus—the Roman god with two faces, standing at gates and doorways, presiding over beginnings and endings—is uniquely situated to both interrogate our past (historical events, folkloric traditions, and the myths that continue to shape society), as well as peer into our future, particularly the dystopian, capitalist, neocolonial and technology-driven reality we are heading towards.
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Apr 24, 2023 | 
strangehorizons.com | Shinjini Dey |Michael Imossan |Seth Wade |Kristy Anne Cox
[Editor's Note: This article continues the conversation on extractivism in SF, that began with the Strange Horizons special issue on extractivism, in September 2022, and continued with Jenna Hanchey's essay on Tade Thompson, in the January 2023 issue.] I For a short spell, the Spanish Inquisition apprehended Pierre Jaquet-Droz, his son Henri-Louis, and his apprentice Jean Frederic Leschot for “sorcery.” The three of them were clockmakers, and had unveiled doll-like automata at the royal...
