Josh Wilson
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‘Dark Phoenix’ and the persistence of Jean Grey
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Temptation, manipulation and gaslighting can’t keep Marvel’s mutant goddess down.
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It’s a Wonderful Apocalypse (Review)
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In which a novel of apocalyptic satire manages to be at once funny, insightful, and strikingly poignant.
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When History Goes ‘Wonderfully Wrong’ (Review)
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One of the great “what if” stories, “The Lucky Strike” imagines a history where America never dropped the bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Magical Escapes in a City of Sunlight and Shadows (Review)
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What a sparkling jewel-box of a book is Ellen Klages’ World Fantasy Award-winning “Passing Strange” — full of intricate workings, hidden chambers, privileged glimpses into private and magical lives.
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‘The Atavist’ Adds a Humanist Twist to Time Travel
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An interview with indie filmmaker Cameo Wood on her new, science-fictional feature film.
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Fall/Winter 2014 fiction, submissions and more
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Our summer program of publishing an original work of short fiction or poetry (almost) every week is now at an end. Forthcoming this fall is a great lineup of stories and fragments exploring fantastical and extraordinary lives, worlds and incidents — almost all in the most ordinary of places.
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Relaunch?!
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Welcome to the relaunch of The-Fabulist.org! We’re thrilled to debut this new home for fables, yarns, tales and fantastical art, after many a long month of hacking away at cascading stylesheets and relatively esoteric HTML. Glitches? We got ’em! There are still some glitches we’re ironing out, so thanks for your patience! Consider this the…