The Legacy of the Corridor is a publication series of collections of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and alternate history short and long fiction, poetry, and essays by authors from “the Corridor”, an area that stretches from Idaho, through Utah, a little bit of Wyoming and Nevada, into Arizona and New Mexico, and into the northern part of Mexico (“the colonies”). This area was settled by pioneers from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (often called “Mormons”), and it has produced an inordinate amount (compared to the population) of science fiction, fantasy, and horror authors and other creatives (not all of them Mormon, either).
This series aims to make sure this legacy continues by highlighting well-known and lesser-known authors from this region (see this post on the AML site for more details). We hope you enjoy the collections and works in this series.
Books in the series:
- The Florilegium of Madness by D.J. Butler (collection, July 2021)
- Dragon Soup for the Soul by Emily Martha Sorensen (collection, December 2021)
- Down the Arches of the Years by Lee Allred (collection, April 2022)
- Sharks in an Inland Sea by Lehua Parker (collection, June 2022)
- The Bacillus of Beauty by Harriet Stark (novel, July 2022)
- In the Haunting Darkness by Michael R. Collings (collection, September 2022)
- Interplanetary Edition, and Other Tales of Tomorrow by Emily Martha Sorensen (collection, December 2022)
- All the Monoliths in the Universe by Michael C. Goodwin (collection, February 2023)
- Waiting for Elephants by Jaleta Clegg (collection, June 2023)
- …and more to be announced!
