The latest issue of the highly acclaimed magazine.
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Trip the urban fantastic with twenty-one original stories from Forrest Aguirre, Barth Anderson, Steve Berman, Darin Bradley, Stephanie Campisi, Hal Duncan, Mike Jasper, Vylar Kaftan, Jay Lake, Paul Meloy, Richard Parks, Ben Peek, Cat Rambo, Jenn Reese, David Schwartz, Cat Sparks, Anna Tambour, Mark Teppo, Catherynne M. Valente, Greg van Eekhout, and Kaaron Warren.
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In response to the article by Michael Weingrad about “Why There Is No Jewish Narnia,” I have decided to investigate the mythological roots of my religion, and so I picked up Tree Of Souls, The Mythology of Judaism, by Howard Schwartz from the library. It’s a monster tome (pun, intended), clocking in at some six hundred pages. I think it’s thicker than my phone book. I’m barely past the introduction, but I’m already brimming with story ideas, and I’m discovering many things I didn’t know. For example, in orthodox Judaism …
Sybil’s Garage will be closing to submissions for our seventh issue on April 12th. Please make sure to send us your submissions on or before that date.
Here are the Sybil’s Garage submission stats so far: We have received 361 stories, 55 poems We have rejected 234 stories, 25 poems Average response time: 12 days for stories, 15 days for poems Please be on the lookout for a submissions closing date sometime in April. I will make an official announcement soon.
Last night, the folks in the house wanted to watch the Oscars, but we are all in a house at the top of a small mountain, and there is no television to be found. But there were many laptops, and broadband wireless. So with Googled blogs and followed Twitter feeds we discovered several web streams from which to watch the Oscars. We all huddled around the laptop on the hard floor and watched a satellite feed from England rebroadcast to net viewers by some generous person, and when that failed, …