Fall 2005 Wraeththu satire, work from new artists, poetry by Adam Ritchie and Jamie Spracklen, and reviews, including a look at A Dark God Laughing. Chock full of essays, poetry, art and more, it's something we plan to keep online, just like all future issues. For more information, email inception@metrogirl.com.
Musings and analysis, diverse and dynamic, on Storm's writing and related universes. Harlo Magazine by M. Carvaggio A Special Note on Storm's Behalf by Wendy Darling Inception Interviews Storm... In 1990 Magic: Arcanum Theoria by Adam Ritchie Verses and songs. Vaysh by Adam Ritchie Isthmus by Adam Ritchie Lie by Adam Ritchie The Road to Salt Rock by Adam Ritchie Tribulation by Adam Ritchie Mon Destin, Destormais Mon Delice by Jamie Spracklen My Delinquent Bloom by Jamie Spracklen Dreamworlds and real worlds, inside and outside and in between.   Adam Ritchie Chrome Crying Homoncolous Pellaz Prayer The Shadow of Death Amy Harlib Muscle Man Doodle Starry River The Offering Alien Meal Prysm Face Ays' Dream by Shisa Aruhani Sigil by Elizabeth Sahen by Angelo Ventura Examinations of books, stories, albums, and more. A Look at Terzah's Sons Subject of Review: Terzah's Sons (2004) by Victoria Copus by Karen Chahbi Guy Gavriel Kay: Alternate Reality's Trobadour Subject of Review: Guy Gavriel Kay by Angelo Ventura Cats and Clowns: Moscow Cats Theatre Subject of Review: Moscow Cat Theatre, live show by Amy Harlib Buddies, A Family of Gay Friends Subject of Review: Buddies series by Ethan Mordden by Angelo Ventura A Brittle Young Man of Glass and Ice Subject of Review: A Dark God Laughing (2005) by Fiona McGavin by Shisa
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