Apex Magazine Issue 67 December Issue Released

Apex Publications is happy to announce the release of issue 67 of our Hugo Award-nominated zine, Apex Magazine. This month we have stories by John Zaharick, Marie Vibbert, Brooke Juliet Wonders, and Rebecca Kaplan. Our poetry is by Joshua Gage, Melanie Rees, and Elizabeth R. McClellan. Andrea Judy brings us our nonfiction article, and we have interviews with Marie Vibbert and cover artist Nello Shep. Exclusive to our eBook/subscriber editions, we have a reprint of “Desire” by Kiini Ibura Salaam and an excerpt from Apex Publications’ next release Severance by Chris Bucholz.

The original fiction, poetry, and nonfiction is available for free on the Apex Magazine website: http://www.apex-magazine.com/issue-67-december-2014/ .

Or purchase a nicely formatted eBook edition for only $2.99 and read the entire issue, including the reprint and novel excerpt, on your eReader. EBook editions are available direct from Apex, or through Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Weightless Books. Subscriptions are also available.

Table of Contents

Fiction

“Anthracite Weddings” by John Zaharick

“Keep Talking” by Marie Vibbert

“Griefbunny” by Brooke Juliet Wonders

“Henrietta’s Garden” by Rebecca Kaplan

“Desire” by Kiini Ibura Salaam (eBook/subscriber exclusive)

Poetry

“The Grey Cathedral” by Joshua Gage

“Night-time Visitor” by Melanie Rees

“Sympathy for the Devil: A Duet in Two Solos” by Elizabeth R. McClellan

Excerpt

Severance by Chris Bucholz

Nonfiction

“Interview with Marie Vibbert” by Andrea Johnson

“Interview with Cover Artist Nello Shep” by Russell Dickerson

“Fandom: Not Just Funny Business” by Andrea Judy

“Clavis Aurea: A Review of Short Fiction” by Charlotte Ashley

Podcast

“Anthracite Weddings” by John Zaharick

APEX PUBLICATIONS (www.apexbookcompany.com) is a small press dedicated to publishing exemplary works of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Owned and operated by Jason B. Sizemore, Apex publishes the thrice Hugo Award-nominated Apex Magazine. The Apex catalog contains books by genre luminaries such as Tom Piccirilli, Catherynne M. Valente, and Lavie Tidhar.