By: Lynn Peril

“A lady is always a lady, cocktail or no cocktail.”

By: Joshua Glenn

From LAURA and DOUBLE INDEMNITY to RED RACKHAM’S TREASURE

By: James Parker

“And what are you worth,/old man, if you can’t rouse the earth?”

By: Joshua Glenn

Arkady and Boris Strugatsky’s ROADSIDE PICNIC

By: Joshua Glenn

Jack Kirby’s (pre-Fourth World) Sixties sci-fi comics

By: Erik Davis

Introduction to our 2013 edition of William Hope Hodgson’s sci-fi novel.

By: Joshua Glenn

Jane Gaskell’s A SWEET, SWEET SUMMER

By: Joshua Glenn

Walker Percy’s LOVE IN THE RUINS

By: Joshua Glenn

From THE SWORD IN THE STONE and BRIGHTON ROCK to REBECCA

By: Lynn Peril

“She is peevish, complaining, envious, malignant, covetous, wholly unsympathetic.”

By: Joshua Glenn

Ursula K. LeGuin’s THE LATHE OF HEAVEN

By: Joshua Glenn

J.G. Ballard’s THE ATROCITY EXHIBITION

By: Tom Hodgkinson

Introduction to our 2012 edition of Edward Shanks’s sci-fi novel.

By: Joshua Glenn

John Sladek’s THE MÜLLER-FOKKER EFFECT

By: Joshua Glenn

From LOST HORIZON and THE THIN MAN to THE WEREWOLF OF PARIS