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A New Hope, Ambiguously
There is a stately elegance to all the stories collected in Vandana Singh’s “Ambiguity Machines and Other Stories.”...
Matthew Cheney
Matthew Cheney’s first collection, Blood: Stories, won the Hudson Prize and was published by Black Lawrence Press. He has published fiction and nonfiction with One Story, Conjunctions, Literary Hub, Rain Taxi Review of Books, Strange Horizons, and elsewhere.
Articles
On Samuel R. Delany’s “Dark Reflections”
Matthew Cheney reviews Samuel R. Delany’s “Dark Reflections.”...
Magic, Memory, and Menace
MARY RICKERT'S debut novel begins like a sequel to Shirley Jackson's We Have Always Lived in the Castle, then seems like it might become a feminized version of Peter Straub's Ghost Story, then for a moment seems awfully twee — and then, ...
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