Description
In the twelfth issue of Neo-opsis, a diverse collection of essays and stories delves into the enigmatic realms of perception and cryptozoology. Karl Johanson opens the discussions by exploring the ways human perception shapes our understanding of mythical creatures that lurk just beyond the known world. The contributors, each with their unique voice, challenge conventional wisdom and urge readers to reconsider the boundaries of reality.
Enriching the dialogue, writers like C.S. Johnson and Suzanne Church weave tales that blur the lines between fiction and speculation, inviting readers to journey through imaginary landscapes where science and folklore collide. This issue not only entertains but also sparks curiosity, urging an exploration into the depths of our own beliefs and the mysteries that the natural world still holds.
Enriching the dialogue, writers like C.S. Johnson and Suzanne Church weave tales that blur the lines between fiction and speculation, inviting readers to journey through imaginary landscapes where science and folklore collide. This issue not only entertains but also sparks curiosity, urging an exploration into the depths of our own beliefs and the mysteries that the natural world still holds.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
80 pages
Language
English
Published
Jul 12, 2007
Publisher
Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine
Genres
Poetry