The previously discussed, long anticipated, lucky 13th issue of Into the Ruins is now out. This Summer 2019 issue comes as a 7″ x 10″ book packed with 106 pages of stories of a deindustrial future, an Editor’s Introduction, a letters to the editor section, and an essay by Karl North. Veering from high seas adventure (my own yarn, Sea Jackals Of Dubai) to a future academic treatise on the peculiar swimming habits of our industrial age, from the conclusion of Violet Bertelsen’s stellar novella, The Ghosts in Little Deer’s Grove, to the triumphs and challenges of a low-energy future lived down on the farm and out on the hunting grounds, the latest issue of Into the Ruins continues to present fascinating visions of our deindustrial future.
This is a beautifully laid out and published, small press, dystopian/apocalyptic SF magazine with a lot of careful attention to detail. Well worth checking out: