Zeta Centauri: All Possible Worlds Reviews

A magazine of science fiction and fantasy stories.

Reviews

Tangent Online Review of APW Premiere Issue

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Reader Comments

"Mr. Champion,

I wanted to write to let you know how much I'm enjoying the debut issue of "All Possible Worlds."

So far, my favorites are "Prizes" by Edward Muller, "High Concept" by John B. Rosenman and "Save A Dance For The Plowman" by Justin Stanchfield -- but I still have a couple more stories to read.

Overall, I appreciate the eclectic spin of your magazine. A little science fiction, a little spooky fantasy, a little not-sure-what-to-call-it. Nice mix.

I also appreciate the penchant for straight-forward storytelling as opposed to today's more prevalent, more obtuse style that almost dares the reader to decipher what the author is talking about. The last time I purchased the debut issue of a science fiction/fantasy magazine I was disgusted by the inability of a couple of authors to write understandable prose; that happily has not been the case with "All Possible Worlds." The writers you present so far prove it is possible to write about the strange and the weird and the mind blowing, in prose that is clear. Less time spent untangling wretched sentences or obscure references means more time enjoying the stories and thinking about the ideas they contain.

Thanks again, and keep up the good work."

-- Steve (Jeromesville, Ohio)

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