Tag Archives: Barbara Krasnoff

Subversive Reading

Authority—many different types of authority—are subverted in this hit-and-miss anthology of mostly short stories... Read more [...]

NYRSF Readings Promote Subversion

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... Read more [...]

NYRSF Readings Feature Brooklyn Authors

Brooklyn fantasists (and tech writers) Lev Grossman and Barbara Krasnoff offered entertaining and at times disturbing readings... Read more [...]

Sex, Sax, and Shaggy Tails: April’s NYRSF Readings

This month's NYRSF readings featured two authors of sf-nal erotica, along with a guest jazz saxophonist, interesting conversation, and good companionship... Read more [...]

Apex Magazine’s April offerings

The April 2009 issue of Apex Magazine was guest edited by Michael A. Burstein, and is a theme issue, focusing on memory. Fiction authors include Jeffrey D. Kooistra, Barbara Krasnoff, Jamie Todd Rubin... Read more [...]

Change in tonight’s NYRSF Reading program in New York City

Tonight's reading will feature the previously announced Chris Cevasco and Barbara Krasnoff, and Richard Bowes will fill in for Robert J. Howe... Read more [...]

Barbara Krasnoff sells story to Sybil’s Garage

Barbara Krasnoff reports the sale of "All His Worldly Goods" to Sybil's Garage for publication in their next issue, number 5. Read more [...]

Barbara Krasnoff sells short-short to Behind the Wainscot

Barbara Krasnoff sold short-short story "An Old-Time Girl" to Behind the Wainscot, which is part of... Read more [...]

Sybil’s Garage number 4 features Bowes, Boston, and Segal

The fourth issue of Sybil's Garage is now available, with fiction by Richard Bowes, Barbara Krasnoff, Steve Rasnic Tem, and others, poetry by the likes of Bruce Boston and JoSelle Vanderhooft, an interview with Jeffrey Ford, and... Read more [...]

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