Typebar Magazine Issue 1 + 2

The first two issues of Typebar Magazine, published on the website in early 2024. We were not producing eBook versions of the magazine at the time. We eventually combined both issues into one eBook and released it December 2024 for free (briefly) as a holiday bonus .

This eBook contains:

NON-FICTION:

• Girl, Interrupted 25 Years Later: An Unheralded Film with a Lasting Cultural Impact by Freddie deBoer
• Nobody Wants to Buy The Future: Why Science Fiction Literature is Vanishing by Simon McNeil
• Science Fiction and the Death of the Sun by Gwen C. Katz
• No Country for Cringe Men: Remembering the Channel Awesome Anniversary Trilogy by Christopher Sloce
• Infernal Transmutation: Remembering K.J. Bishop’s The Etched City by J.R. Bolt
• The Barbie Typewriter: Cracking Codes in Trademarked Pink by Sarah Everett
• Concerning Habits: Purpose In Fiction and How to Defy It by Karlo Yeager Rodríguez
• Finding Space for the “Literary” in Fantasy: A Reflection on A Woman of the Sword by Eric de Roulet
• How Aeon Flux Deconstructed the Mystery Box TV Show (Before It Existed) by Will Greatwich
• Doug Walker Was Right: How To Boldly Flee Predicted the Modern Internet by Sean Dillon
• Nostalgia Ends Here: The 2000s Sucked, Actually by Gwen C. Katz
• Representation and Refraction: Gender and The Triple Goddess in Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman by Elizabeth Marie-Helms
• Invisible Cities 2: Neopets as a Lived Space by Anna C. Webster
• Playing Fate: Choice and Doom in Gothic Gameplay by Simon McNeil
• Lore Done Right: Micaiah Johnson’s The Space Between Worlds by Julian Williams
• Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and ChatGPT: How Snobbery Can Save Us From the Literary Robot Apocalypse by Matthew Claxton
• Bringing Sherlock Holmes to the 21st Century (or The Adventure of Japan Having All the Fun) by Cezary Jan Strusiewicz
• Someone You Can Worldbuild a Nest In: John Wiswell, Fictional Worlds, and Limitations by Karlo Yeager Rodríguez
• Interpreting the Abyss: An Ode to Christopher Manson’s MAZE by Angus Stewart