It was a pleasure to catch up with Dann after so long and chat about the new collection, hear his thoughts on the sudden relevance of this particular anthology of his work, and what he's preparing next.

Next month, Fox is bringing back one of its hallmark TV series. "The X Files" thrilled and intrigued in its early seasons -- but even as its quality slipped, its anti-gay roots started to show. Should we care that the show is back?

The man behind the screenplays for "28 Days Later" and "Dredd" is now the man behind both keyboard and camera for "Ex Machina." Alex Garland discusses his new project in detail.

When it comes to stories about LGBTs, sci-fi authors have taken a variety of approaches. Some may feel they no longer have to prove anything while others, seeing gaps, rush to fill the need. EDGE talks to a few writers of the genre.

The fictional Maine town of Chester’s Mill is "Under the Dome" for a second season, and author Stephen King, on whose novel the popular show is based, has written the first episode for this summer’s run.

Kristine Kathryn Rusch writes lots of books, in lots of genres. Two her most recent are "Enemy Within" and "Street Justice," both set in the sixties and seventies, an era of widespread prejudices. EDGE gets the story on the stories.

Prolific writer Mike Resnick reveals to EDGE the mysteries behind his divine... and, some might argue, profane... new collection of stories, Blasphemy.

In his latest collection of 18 short works, renowned writer of fantastical tales Jack Dann teams up with some of the brightest names in sci-fi and fantasy. Behold: "The Fiction Factory!" Dann sets his hardhat aside to chat about work, friendship, and the special intersection of the two known as creative collaboration.