Oz in a Twist(er): Detours off the Yellow Brick Road

Oz Reimagined will take you far off the Yellow Brick Road, but keep you firmly planted in the wonderful world first imagined by L. Frank Baum…

Oz Reimagined will take you far off the Yellow Brick Road, but keep you firmly planted in the wonderful world first imagined by L. Frank Baum…
A reimagining of a classic fantastical world leads to a night of dark and enjoyable tales, book giveaways, and more…

Family night this time featured “The Privilege of the Sword,” as well as something of a Welsh Christmas tradition, with the ghost story “The Ghost of Cwmlech”…

This month’s NYRSF Reading celebrated a YA anthology of post-apocalyptic stories in the nearly apocalyptical New York City…

The Family Forge is an engaging story in an imaginatively fresh setting…

Mishaps and madness lead to a night of humorous readings featuring Aaron Rosenberg and James Ryan…

Following her funeral in Connecticut, many of Josepha Sherman’s friends gathered in New York City to celebrate her life and memory…

John Shirley and Michael Cisco help NYRSF Readings celebrate May Day with an evening of dark and disturbing fiction…

An evening of readings linked by either Flurb or double initials features Dr. Rudy Rucker and Brendan Carney Byrne…
More than 50 people return to a century-old Mars on the wings of stories read by Jonathan Maberry and Catherynne M. Valente, with direction by editor John Joseph Adams…
Two Coast Guardsmen and another fantasy writer walk into a digital art gallery…
Missing men and exported ghosts feature in an evening of readings by James Patrick Kelly and Kelly Link…

Authority—many different types of authority—are subverted in this hit-and-miss anthology of mostly short stories…
Subversion and reversing it was the theme of the night as Barbara Krasnoff, Kay T. Holt, and Daniel José Older read from anthology Subversion: Science Fiction & Fantasy Tales of Challenging the Norm…

The fourth installment of the NYRSF Readings Series’ Family Night once again featured a family and Yuletide tales…
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