Now Available from Interstellar Flight Press! — We’re stoked that the Best of Interstellar Flight Magazine Year Four is now available for purchase wherever books are sold! This print anthology collects all of our favorite articles, interviews, and essays from 2022. Available in print and eBook formats. “A very diverse collection of essays and other works that…

An Interview with William Ledbetter, author of THE LONG FALL UP: AND OTHER STORIES from Interstellar Flight Press — Interstellar Flight Press is lucky to have acquired the print versions of William Ledbetter’s bestselling audiobook series, The Killday Series. In November, we published Bill’s latest collection of short stories, named after the Nebula Award winning short story, “The Long Fall Up”. The collection is full of stories that meld…

Mexican Indigenous Futurism in Haiku Form — once they were the gods now they’re hunted by a God a few became less Interstellar Flight Press is delighted to announce the acquisition of a new book of Mexican indigenous futurist poems from Juan Manuel Pérez, BURY MY HEART UNDER THE MARTIAN SKY. From the perpetual war between dogs…

Gareth Edwards’ New SF Flick May Leave a Bad Taste in the Mouth of Those Worried about AI — Less than a day ago, META debuted its chat AI, bringing AI to social media in an entirely new way. The database “books3” used to train AI recently had its list of books revealed, leading to loaded discussions online about AI and plagiarism. US funding for AI hit 3.3 billion…

Debut from Jason Yu Explores Horrors of Sleepwalking — As someone with sleep paralysis, I’m fascinated (and justifiably creeped) by horror about sleepwalking. What most films don’t capture is how easily lulled those around you are by the phenomenon. Most of the time, it barely impacts them. But for the few who have a terrifying story of sleepwalking gone…

Barry Keoghan, Rosamund Pike Devastate in this Dark Masterpiece of Desire — Premiering as one of the secret screenings at Fantastic Fest, Saltburn, directed by Emerald Fennel, a former actress who draws on her private school upbringing in England in this salacious miasma of a film. Set at Oxford, Saltburn sets up Oliver Quick (Barry Keoghan) as the mousy, shy schoolboy who…

Stuck in Massachusetts in the 1960s — “I looked like a girl you’d expect to see on a city bus, reading some clothbound book from the library about plants or geography, perhaps wearing a net over my light brown hair. You might take me for a nursing student or a typist, note the nervous hands, a foot…

JT Mollner’s Second Feature Film Explores the Gender Dynamics of Murder — The description for the Strange Darling screening at Fantastic Fest was just one line: “One day in the twisted love life of a serial killer.” So, of course, I had to see it. What followed is a twisty, turny take on the cat-and-mouse thriller trope that is lusciously shot and…

Set at a Carnival in the Great Depression, the Latest from the Adams Family Is a Rotten Riot — If you’re not familiar with the Adams Family, they are made up of mother and father John Adams and Toby Poser, and their two daughters, Lulu and Zelda Adams — and they make horror movies. Together, the family not only acts in but writes, directs, produces, and sound designs movies…