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Extra, extra. Event Horizon reached the May 2025 Books Received section of Locus Magazine, the magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field.
Walking around. Inhabiting Pablo Neruda and Menis Koumandareas
Enjoy the live read Stephanie did on Instagram as she becomes anew in southern Crete during Persephone’s season of Spring.
She read excerpts of their work, and then an excerpt from Event Horizon, the story “Event Horizon”, based on an unpublished novel, To Love Like Venus. “I read to the rocks and seagulls. I read to the Libyan Sea. Enjoy this echo.”
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https://youtu.be/XbZ0nWwmNvg?si=eYkOzRcsKaV2ECsR
Event Horizon got its Human Authored stamp from the Authors Guild, because all stories are written by a human.
And all art was commissioned or are reprints by human artists.
Welcome the new organic sticker for books (no longer just for eggs).
Watch staff at the University of Texas unpack their Event Horizon box.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DGJcruPuSyD/
“Much like the title, reading this collection is a breaking point into the un/known. Is it a black hole? A supernova? A solar flare? This is a remarkable collection of bright visionary talent. When you started reading, it was the past, and when you finish reading this collection, you will be in the future; these stories will linger on and light new paths.”
—Shamika A. Mitchell, Ph.D. Editor-in-Chief, WinC Magazine
Event Horizon: Stories of No Turning Back
At long last, Event Horizon in print is here! All three covers look gorgeous in their own three moods: female heart, comic sci-fi, dripping “GoodStrange” graffiti canvas work.
Here’s a look at the unboxing.
Here’s a celebration of each cover in video form. It celebrates themes (black holes, human desire), subverting the idea that only comic books can have variant covers. It’s a fangirl homemade MTV video to Muse’s Supermassive Blackhole and the old peep shows of Times Square. Enjoy the book chair dance. This is comic book realism.
