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Paul Di Filippo Reviews Weird Tales: 100 Years of Weird edited by Jonathan Maberry - Vimarsana News

Paul Di Filippo Reviews Weird Tales: 100 Years of Weird edited by Jonathan Maberry

The magazine of the science fiction, fantasy, and horror field with news, reviews, and author interviews

Lovecraft's Cthulhu and Melville's Moby Dick: "Cosmic Echoes from the Ocean Depths" - Vimarsana News

Lovecraft's Cthulhu and Melville's Moby Dick: "Cosmic Echoes from the Ocean Depths"

As Ishmael floats helplessly atop the ocean deep, he becomes the stuff of Cosmicism - a strikingly lonely image of humanity adrift in a universe neither good nor evil. Death ends their misunderstanding, and negates their madness. The true madness of man is that of trying to apply a reasonableness to an unreasonable cosmos.

Pixel Scroll 7/29/23 Glass Pixels Are Good For Seeing Into The Hearts Of Scrolls - Vimarsana News

Pixel Scroll 7/29/23 Glass Pixels Are Good For Seeing Into The Hearts Of Scrolls

(1) CLASSIC CAR WITH AN SFF PEDIGREE. J. Michael Straczysnki told Facebook readers he needs a taker for the late Harlan Ellison’s 1947 Packard. For the last six months, we’ve talked to just about every vintage car company in existence about buying Harlan’s 1947 Packard, to no avail. It’s not an especially collectible car, not

8 Things You Might Not Know About 'Weird Tales' Magazine - Vimarsana News

8 Things You Might Not Know About 'Weird Tales' Magazine

The pulp magazine, which turns 100 this year, inspired Stephen King and made a star out of Conan.

The Women Who Built the Horror Genre | The Saturday Evening Post - Vimarsana News

The Women Who Built the Horror Genre | The Saturday Evening Post

Before Hollywood’s scream queens, the ladies of horror comics were at the forefront of fright.