News & Press from The Future Fire

“I have always loved playing around with words. I didn’t know it was called poetry. I was just an innocent kid messing around with words.”...

We are delighted to host on our blog a conversation with Sarah Day , author of horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and many other flavors of speculativ...

We’re joined again by TFF team member and old friend Cécile Matthey, artist of “ Microseasons of the Dead ” in The Future Fire #67. Art © ...

Guest post by Juliet Kemp For me, at least in English, ‘language’ and ‘written language’ are very nearly the same thing—when I think of wor...

Welcome, L.E. Badillo, artist of “ Crumb Cutie Exodus ” in The Future Fire #67, for one of the last micro-interviews of 2023! Art © 2023, ...

We invited Elena S. Kotsile, author of “ How to plant an olive tree on the Moon when all is lost ” in The Future Fire #67, over for a brief...

Very pleased to invite Juliet Kemp, author of “ Just as You Are ” in The Future Fire #67, over for a wee chat. TFF: What does “Just as Yo...

We welcome Beth Cato, author of the poem “ How magic will help you take the bastards down ” in The Future Fire #67 for a short conversation...

Katharine A. Viola, artist of “ Woman, Soldier, Girl ” in The Future Fire #67, joins us for a quick chat about illustrating, family history...

Welcome, Vanessa Fogg, author of “ Microseasons of the Dead ” in The Future Fire #67 (and many previous stories), to the micro-interview se...

Jonathan Olfert, author of “ Collective Bargaining ” in The Future Fire #67, came by for a short chat about the story, equity, AI and the f...

We had a bit of a chat with Melkorka, artist of “ How magic will help you take the bastards down ” in The Future Fire #67. The Future Fir...