Gavin Grant

Content by Gavin Grant

A novel of mythic proportions

Issue: July, 2001
It's appropriate that a writer who came to this country as an adult should attempt to forge a new mythology for his adopted homeland. One of the dominant myths of the U.S. Read more »
A spooky retelling of Bluebeard

Issue: December, 2002
Fitcher's Brides is Gregory Frost's spine-tingling contribution to editor Terri Windling's acclaimed Fairy Tale Series, a long-running project in which contemporary authors offer modern takes Read more »
An author's brave new world

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Caribbean author Karen Lord has taught physics, trained soldiers, worked in the Foreign Service and earned a Ph.D. in the sociology of religion. Read more »
Conspiracy theory: the power of ordinary people

Issue: January, 2002
Patrick O'Leary often wanders around his office at a large Michigan advertising firm humming to himself. Read more »
Crossing the country in search of a cure

Issue: September 2009
Libba Bray’s secret underground lair, from which one day she plans to rule the universe, is, interestingly enough an exact replica of her living room in Brooklyn. Read more »