Some of the reasons for this I won’t go into. (No, I’m not currently homeless.) But I think I’m addicted to it. I base this assumption on the fact that I write out of doors even when it’s quite cold. 37 with a mild wind chill factor is about my limit for now. Any colder than that and I can’t last a full writing session (usually about 3 hours).
Three years ago, DC Comics hit the continuity reset button with the launch of The New 52, seemingly wiping away the past 26 years of stories since Crisis on Infinite Earths.
But like superheroes, no story stays dead forever.
Next April, DC launches Convergence, a nine-part event series that brings the publisher’s regular publishing schedule to a halt while bringing characters, places and concepts from DC’s past into its current universe. It’s also the culmination of the weekly series The New 52: Futures End and Earth 2: World’s End, both of which wrap up just before Convergence launches.
Award-winning sci-fi print and digital publication Apex Magazine, which concluded its free micro-fiction contest last month, is now accepting new submissions via Submittable during its regular reading period.
The magazine publishes a new issue monthly of sci-fi prose and poetry, including…