Dark Discoveries – Issue #31

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Dark Discoveries – Issue #31

Transhuman

All new Fiction by:  Lisa Tuttle, Gregory Benford, Paul Di Filippo, R.B. Payne, John Shirley and John C. Wright

Interviews with: Paul Di Filippo, Nelli Kowalik and David Brin

Articles on: “A Conversation with Paul Di Filippo”, The World of Neil Clarke”, “The Future Event of Global Transcendence”, “Hubbard, Parsons, and Scientology” and “World Horror Convention 2015 Wrap-Up”

Columns from Yvonne Navarro, Richard Dansky, Robert Morrish, Michael R. Collings, Donald Tyson and so much more!

Table of Contents

Fiction
1. 2-Dava by Lisa Tuttle
2. Dissecting the Alien by Gregory Benford
3. The Herple is a Happy Beast, or, “Neighbors are Delicious!” by Paul Di Filippo
4. Spark by R.B. Payne
5. That Part of the Bran by John Shirley
6. The Scepter of Nowhere by John C. Wright

Features

  1. “A Conversation with Paul Di Filippo” by K. H. Vaughan
  2. “The World of Neil Clarke” by K. H. Vaughan
  3. “The Future Event of Global Transcendence” by Aaron J. French
  4. “Trans-Beauty: An Interview with Nelli Kowalik” by Leah Jung
  5. Horror in a Hundred Stories
  6. “A Virtual Fireside Chat with David Brin: Intelligent Aliens and What it Means to be Human”
  7. “Introduction to Bizarro” by Bizarro Pulp Press
  8. “The Magus of Silicon Valley: Ray Kurzweil’s Transhumanism as Contemporary Esotericism” by Egil Asprem
  9. “Hubbard, Parsons, and Scientology” by Mike Lester
  10. “World Horror Convention 2015 Wrap-Up” by John Palisano

Columns
1. Double X Chromosome: Metawoman by Yvonne Navarro
2. “What Makes Not-So-Good Horror…Not So Good” by Michael R. Collings
3. “What the Hell Ever Happened to… T. Chris Martindale” by Robert Morrish
4. “Transhumanism and Video Games” by Richard Dansky
5. Murmurs in the Dark: “Frankenstein Transcendent” by Donald Tyson
6. “Untitled” by Gary A. Braunbeck

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Dark Discoveries is a quarterly (Spring: April 30th, Summer: July 31st, Autumn: October 31st and Winter: January 31st), 8×11/color glossy magazine (100 to 130 pages) that is available in close to 500 stores in the US, Canada and Overseas (U.K., Germany and other countries) — including Barnes & Noble, Chapters, Powell’s Books, Tattered Covers, Borderlands, Things From Another World, Dreamhaven, Mystery & Imagination and Dark Delicacies.

In continuous publication for nearly a decade, the magazine features some of the best content in the Horror/Dark Fantasy/Science Fiction genres, offering in-depth interviews, insightful articles, regular columns, fantastic artwork and outstanding short fiction. Past contributors and topics include: Ray Bradbury, Richard Matheson, The Twilight Zone, H.R. Giger, William F. Nolan, Ramsey Campbell, EC Comics, Joe R. Lansdale, Dan O’Bannon, Forrest J Ackerman, Graham Masterton, Brian Lumley, George Clayton Johnson, Dark Horse Comics, Brian Keene, Douglas Clegg, Joe Hill, J.K. Potter and many others.

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