Helen Marshall

Articles

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  Infinite Worlds, Ordinary and Extraordinary

  At its heart, Nina Allan's “The Race” is a story of split identities. Lives diverted by violence are sometimes restored, and sometimes left incomplete.

  Helen MarshallJul 26, 2016

  • SF

• The Spectres of the Silver Screen

  This renewed sense of what horror fiction can do will resonate deeply for readers who find themselves overwhelmed by the increasingly prominent and disturbing images of the real world.

  Helen MarshallFeb 18, 2016

  • SF

• Kitsch Meets Kafka

  Reading "Europe at Midnight" is a little like unlocking an insane Matryoshka doll.

  Helen MarshallNov 4, 2015

  • SF

• Beautiful, Broken Bodies

  "Sing Me Your Scars" is not always a pleasant read. It's hard not to squirm as the women in these stories are crucified, stabbed, beaten, bruised, and incised.

  Helen MarshallAug 11, 2015

  • SF