The Evening Universe
An International Magazine of Horror, Sci-Fi and Fantasy
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April 30, 2023
Issue 6 is done. We grow and try something new!
Dear readers, writers and friends! Our sixth issue contains magnificent poems and exiting short stories, as well as witty two-sentence stories with plot twists...
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March 31, 2023
Issue 5 is alive. Jeremy Szal’s interview is inside!
Dear readers, writers and friends! In our fifth issue, you will find not only soul-stirring poetry, thrilling fiction and breathtaking two-sentence stories, but also...
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February 28, 2023
Read Issue 4 with awesome non-fiction!
Dear readers, writers and friends! Winter is ending, spring is near, so it’s the right time to make everything at least a bit better....
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January 31, 2023
Read Issue 3 with David Walton’s interview!
Dear readers, writers and friends! In our third issue, you will find not only excellent poetry, fiction and two-sentence stories, but also an exclusive...
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December 25, 2022
Merry Christmas! Issue 2 is done
Dear readers, writers and friends! We can’t wait for you to read the second issue of “The Evening Universe.” Santa Claus is coming not...
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Interviews
Jeremy Szal: “A mind needs books like a blade needs to be sharpened”
by Maxim Sviridenkov
Jeremy Szal is an Australian space opera and fantasy author. From 2014 to 2020, he was the fiction editor and audio producer for the Hugo-winning podcast
StarShipSofa
. Authors he's worked with on the show include George R. R. Martin, Harlan Ellison, and William Gibson. Jeremy’s first novel,
Stormblood
, was published by Gollancz in 2020, with the sequel
Blindspace
following in 2021.
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David Walton: “I still only have time to write because I love to do it”
by Maxim Sviridenkov
David Walton is an American science fiction author. His first novel,
Terminal Mind
, won the 2008 Philip K. Dick Award for the best SF paperback published in the United States for that year. In 2018, his book
The Genius Plague
won John W. Campbell Memorial Award for Best Science Fiction Novel. The
Wall Street Journal
wrote that “Walton has brought hard sci-fi roaring back to life.”
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