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Now Is the Time for Expansion and Growth
(Julian’s on a small break this week, and that means I get to write the editor’s note - Fran) Sarah Pinkser’s award-winning short fiction asks readers…
Sarah Pinsker
Mar 20
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Five Bailouts
Brian Francis Slattery is as much musician as he is writer, which you can tell from how his prose just sings. It also shines through in his depiction of…
Brian Slattery
Feb 20
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To Make Unending
A short story from Max Gladstone
Max Gladstone
Jan 9
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Min Zemerin’s Plan
Katherine Addison created an intricate layered world in her novel The Goblin Emperor, which she revisited in The Witness for the Dead and in this story…
Katherine Addison
May 1
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The Book of Unwritten Poems
In Curtis Chen’s mysterious “The Book of Unwritten Poems,” the reader’s interaction with their copy of the book takes on cautionary new dimensions. Very…
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Curtis C. Chen
Jun 19
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Building Migration #1
A few months before I asked Fran Wilde to come on as managing editor, I asked her to write a story for the Transport. I’m so glad I did both, because…
Fran Wilde
May 29
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The Daily Commute
We love how Sarah Gailey’s story merges magic and public transport with a wonderful, wrenching effect. ~ Fran Wilde, July 10 The Daily Commute by Sarah…
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Jul 10
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Fifteen Minutes of Grace
Meg Elison writes some of the best science fiction thrillers I’ve read, and “Fifteen Minutes” is no exception. It’s a tense story set five minutes from…
Meg Elison
Jun 12
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Sword of Bone, Halls of Thorns
Aliette de Bodard’s “Sword of Bone, Hall of Thorns,” is a vivid moment where lovers and ghost hunters, longing, fear and forgiveness meet. The story’s…
Aliette de Bodard
Jun 5
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On the Origins of the Population of Wakeford
An artist and a writer, Kathleen Jennings occupies two worlds. In her story for us this week, the picture she paints of a small town comes together in…
Kathleen Jennings
Mar 13
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We Can Make Death Work
Today, Cassandra Khaw’s beautiful, poignant story brings new insight to the phrase ‘hungry ghosts’. ~ Fran Wilde, August 14, 2022 We Can Make Death Work…
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The Tree at the Edge of an Unknown Land
Miyuki Jane Pinckard’s “The Tree at the Edge of an Unknown Land” is a full sweep of civilization realized in just a few concise words. We think you’ll…
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Jun 26
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