EDGE of Imagination
EDGE of Imagination
EDGE publishes thought-provoking full length novels and anthologies of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Magic Realism. Featuring works by established authors and emerging new voices, EDGE is pleased to provide quality literary entertainment in print, pixels and audio.
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May 11, 2026
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Episodes
The Architecture of an Android Assassin and Profile of Tristis Ward 11.05.2026 20:08
A comprehensive profile of a multi-talented Canadian author, illustrator, and graphic designer based in New Brunswick -- Tristis Ward.
Turning the Homeless Into Mutant Laborers 25.03.2026 4:56
A comprehensive look at The Unworthy , the third installment in Michael Prelee’s science fiction series, The Milky Way Repo .
Why Dark Fantasy Is a Weighted Blanket 18.03.2026 5:47
A comprehensive profile of Carrie Newberry and her urban fantasy series, Eternal Spring, Invisible Forest. The primary focus is on the third installment, When the Fur Hits the Fan, Duck, which follows a wolf-human hybrid named Kellan as she navigates a high-stakes pregnancy and community trauma. Newberry draws from her personal background as a dog groomer and writing instructor in Madison, Wiscons...
Surviving the Amazon 02.03.2026 4:52
A comprehensive look at the life and literary work of Mark Patton, a retired public servant turned author.
A look at the speculative fiction titles... 23.02.2026 16:09
A look at the speculative fiction titles scheduled for release during the first week of February 2026
Don Quixote Meets Brutal Physics 16.02.2026 4:38
Sean O’Brien , a Southern California educator and science fiction novelist and the creator of the Beltrunner series.
A Seawitch Stranded in the Desert 09.02.2026 12:38
A comprehensive profile of author Rowena Spring, a Canadian museum curator and lifelong equestrian, highlighting how these personal experiences shaped A Song to Drown the World ’s specific focus on horses and coastal imagery .
How A Real Archaeologist Writes Horror 01.02.2026 18:30
Rebecca Bradley’s style of horror and fantasy was formed early by a group of twentieth-century literary masters who she describes as some of the greatest stylists in the genres. Her work reflects a desire to update these traditional narrative styles for twenty-first-century themes.
A Skeptic Digs Up Cosmic Nightmares 26.01.2026 18:21
About Canadian author Rebecca Bradley
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