Philip Janowski

Philip Janowski is a fiction writer and essayist. He is a contributor to the Chicago Review of Books and Windy City Reviews, and his surrealist fiction has won awards from the Writers of the Future Contest and the NYC Midnight Flash Fiction Challenge. He is a board member of the Chicago Writers Association, and an Affiliate member of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association. He is currently working toward an MA in Writing & Publishing at DePaul University. He also works at Shedd Aquarium. He can be reached by his Instagram account (@spiral_go) or by email at (philip@speculativeliterature.org).

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Killer Animals and Family Trauma in “Winterset Hollow”
Neuronal Skies and the Dark Songs of Life in “Asmodeus”
Nature, Mysteries, and the Legacy of History in “Sunrise”
A Head Stuffed with Spirits in “Bedlam”
Body Horror At Its Best: Daniel Kraus’s “The Sixth Nik”
Irony and the Romantic in Paige Lewis’s “Canon”
Expansions of Consciousness in “The Infinite Sadness of Small Appliances”
Of Undying Significance: Daniel Kraus’ “Partially Devoured”
Victims of Love in “Last Seen”
A Friendly Revolution in “Not Your Founding Father”