Interzone #288 (September-October 2020)

eBook

English language

Published Aug. 31, 2020 by TTA Press.

3 stars (1 review)

1 edition

An average issue of Interzone

3 stars

An average issue with interesting stories by Alexander Glass and Gary Gibson at the start and end of the magazine.

  • "Time's Own Gravity" by Alexander Glass: creatures are loose in the land; creatures that feed on time. And only one man can apparently stop them. But who is he, and does he have his own agenda and use for the creatures?

  • "Soaring, the world on their shoulders" by Cécile Cristofari: in a country at war, one person is tasked with bringing to life a flying creature to aid in the war. But the person disagrees with the purpose and hides while the creature develops and hatches, looking for another way for it to be free.

  • "A Distant Hum" by John K. Peck: a woman goes to a man to learn of a secret: that an apparently abandoned and disconnect weapons system in a city is still very much alive. And …