SATHANO THE SLAYER, by Jeremy D. Farkas, with artwork by Miguel Santos, and audio by Karen Bovenmyer and Timothy Menzel.     What happens when a man is kept as a beast, when he is stripped of his humanity, and forced to rely only on his most base instincts? In the case of Sathano, he […]

THE SEA SINGS BACK, by Dawn Vogel   “Entertain us,” say the waves, With unspoken promises that If we do, they might spare us.   We chant our tales of valor, Of the things we have seen, Of the places we have conquered.   The roaring, rumbling reply, Surging squalls and swells, A dirge to […]

Summer has hit in full force, as has the weighty hammer of HISTORY!   The Covid-19 pandemic still grips the U.S., as has a long season of good trouble of civil unrest; the cult of Set anti-maskers and the madness of the King in Yellow Q-anon grow in every city.  HFQ does not let living through […]

ASSAILING THE GARDEN OF PLEASURE, by Daniel Ausema, audio by Karen Bovenmyer To reach the master’s pleasure garden, adepts must follow the path precisely. Where it splits, adepts too must split themselves, must send their left halves down the winding left path and their right halves down the right path, which meanders in counterpoint. At […]

FOX HUNT, by Rebecca Buchanan, art by Simon Walpole It was a truth universally acknowledged among foxkin that humans were silly creatures. They built their dens of wood, rather than taking advantage of nice, natural holes in the ground. They had no fur of their own, and so they had to keep sheep and goats […]