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From the Editors' Shelves: December 2025
Jake Casella Brookins In this new occasional feature, ARB editors offer some quick thoughts on recent reads. For our first entry, Jake Casella Brookins talks about five books from this year that he wanted to be sure to have on the record. North Sun, or, The Voyage of the Whaleship Esther by Ethan Rutherford. Strange Object, March 2025. Though it made the National Book Awards longlist, and…
Clarkesworld Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine and Podcast. This page: The Brotherhood of Montague St. Video by Thomas Ha
There was something buried within him, somewhere, and with it a feeling that even if he were to disappear some fragment would echo beyond this time and place. Yes, he told himself. They could take everything substantive from him, but not that. They would get many things from him, but they would never get that.
ergot. innovative horror
I should have known something was strange because the repairman came after dark. He wore a mask out of respect, but beneath the coated plasticine I could sense the softness of his form. To think, a biological in my home. I would have to be sure to book a scrubbing service to remove the detritus after he was gone.
It came from Thomas Ha
It came from Thomas Ha
Thomas Ha’s story “Orla, Always” was published in Metaphorosis on Friday, 3 December 2021. I mainly wanted to write about losing a loved one to an influence beyond your control, the pain and animosity that can accompany that kind of gradual loss, and your inability (especially if you’re a parent estranged from a child) to let go of the hope that you’ll reconnect, which can be risky, if not…
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Orla, Always - Thomas Ha
New story! Orla, Always - Thomas Ha, @ThomasHaWrites
December 2021 She raised her head to listen for the rustle of his whispers. It was always the same muttered words that she could never fully comprehend, followed by the sound of his hands—those callused, filth-crusted fingers tapping across the surface of the cellar door, feeling the wood for the lock and handle. (more…)
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Yet another question for Thomas Ha
Yet another question for Thomas Ha, @ThomasHaWrites
Q: How has your writing evolved over time? A: I’m working on being more judicious with my writing. I have a tendency to over-explain my characters and their motivations, so I’m learning to trust my readers more by paring some of that back. Similarly, while my stories vary in genre and style, I’m beginning to home in on subjects that matter to me personally, so I think a kind of consistency is…
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Even more about Thomas Ha
Even more about Thomas Ha, @ThomasHaWrites
Thomas Ha is a former attorney turned stay-at-home father who enjoys writing speculative fiction during the rare moments when all of his kids are napping at the same time. Thomas grew up in Honolulu and, after a decade plus of living in the northeast, now resides in Los Angeles. thomashawrites.com, @ThomasHaWrites Thomas Ha’s story “Orla, Always”in Metaphorosis Friday, 3 December 2021.Subscribe…
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It came from Thomas Ha
It came from Thomas Ha, @ThomasHaWrites
Thomas Ha’s story “A Compilation of Accounts Concerning the Distal Brook Flood” was published in Metaphorosis on Friday, 30 April 2021. I was a lawyer in another life, and I always found it funny in legal dramas when some major revelation resolved a case decisively and tidily. While I wouldn’t claim the legal mechanics of this particular story are realistic, I wanted to write something that…
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