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The Jaxicans' Authentic Reconstruction of Taco Tuesday #37

By: Stephen Granade

Graduate Assistant Four Fronds Turning had made the best guacamole that Mike had ever tasted in his original or post-revival life, and it was all wrong.

By: Amanda Mitzel

the burrowing spiders, / backs the size of satellites, / orbiting your hair

More Than Distance

By: Roger Dutcher

And these meteors still fall to the earth.

Monday: Atoms Never Touch by micha cárdenas

By: Sessily Watt

Wednesday: A Shot of Gin by Phoebe Wagner

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The Jaxicans' Authentic Reconstruction of Taco Tuesday #37

By: Stephen Granade

Graduate Assistant Four Fronds Turning had made the best guacamole that Mike had ever tasted in his original or post-revival life, and it was all wrong.

By: Amanda Mitzel

the burrowing spiders, / backs the size of satellites, / orbiting your hair

More Than Distance

By: Roger Dutcher

And these meteors still fall to the earth.

Monday: Atoms Never Touch by micha cárdenas

By: Sessily Watt

Wednesday: A Shot of Gin by Phoebe Wagner

Recent Comments

2152 – Strange Horizons special issue focused on SF&F in Southeast Asia (29 Aug 2022) – TimeSpace Warps on Song
Award Eligibility (2020) - S. Qiouyi Lu on Mazes of Power by Juliette Wade
Black Gate » Articles » Adventure in the Final Days of Civilization in the British Isles: The Trials of Koli by M.R. Carey on The Book of Koli by M. R. Carey
BSFA Award Shortlist – Wondrous Writing on These Constellations Will Be Yours
Eligibility in 2020 – Aphotic Ink on Short Fiction Treasures: Quarterly Short Fiction Round Up
Paul Jessup’s October Short Story Roundup – Vernacular Books on A Layer of Catherines
Dear Tolkien Fans: Black People Exist | The Public Medievalist on The Dark Fantastic: Race and the Imagination from Harry Potter to the Hunger Games by Ebony Elizabeth Thomas
RESULTS: The 2020 Ignyte Awards – FIYAH on A Conversation Between the Embalmed Heads of Lampião and Maria Bonita on Public Display at the Baiano State Forensic Institute, Circa Mid-20th Century
“The Present Only Toucheth Thee” reviews | Kathleen Jennings on Podcast: The Present Only Toucheth Thee
“The Present Only Toucheth Thee” review | Kathleen Jennings on The Present Only Toucheth Thee

Issue 1 Apr 2024

Voyeur | Voyeur

By: E. N. Díaz

By: Victor Forna

Aurora Borealis and Aurora Australis

By: Abdulrazaq Salihu

Monday: Menewood by Nicola Griffith

By: Catherine Rockwood

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Wednesday: The Justice of Kings by Richard Swan

By: Roy Salzman-Cohen

Issue 25 Mar 2024

Columns, Non-Fiction

Stories From The Radio: The Heartbeat

By: Kuzhali Manickavel

Another Beauty of Darkness

By: Elisha Oluyemi

Articles, Non-Fiction

Dis/entangling Human-Animal Intimacies in Nghi Vo’s When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain

Lotus descends to visit Nova

By: Sammy Lê
Art by: Kim Hu

Monday: NA VIRO by Gina Cole

By: Octavia Cade

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Wednesday: The Privilege of the Happy Ending by Kij Johnson

By: M. L. Clark

Issue 18 Mar 2024

Welcome New Fiction Editor!

Strange Horizons

By: Anne Mai Yee Jansen

The Cyborg’s Side of the Story

By: Martins Deep

By: Kailee Pedersen

Monday: Twice Lived by Joma West

By: Eric Hendel

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Wednesday: Overlap: The Lives of a Former Time Jumper by N. Joseph Glass

By: Racheal Chie

Issue 11 Mar 2024

By: Audrey Zhou

my poem in which the decision of a scientist and a cyborg over a satellite crash, determines the fate of my sisters [syntax: scientist+cyborg=ruling class, & satellite— the law]

By: Adamu Yahuza Abdullahi

You Are Entitled to Your Pain

By: Toby MacNutt

Monday: Tea Leaves by Jacob Budenz

By: Tristan Beiter

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Wednesday: The Art of Destiny by Wesley Chu

Issue 4 Mar 2024

By: CL Hellisen

By: Eva Papasoulioti

Monday: To Shape A Dragon’s Breath by Moniquill Blackgoose

By: Safia H. Senhaji

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Wednesday: Brooms by Jasmine Walls and Teo DuVall

By: Shannon Fay

Issue 26 Feb 2024

By: Sarah Cannavo

Articles, Non-Fiction

A Letter Dispatched from the Hills of Afghulistan and the Ramparts of Tarouz

By: Tanvir Ahmed

SOCIETY’S LEARNERS DICTIONARY ON DEFINING A BOY

By: Joemario Umana

Monday: The Blue, Beautiful World by Karen Lord

By: Ian J. Simpson

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Wednesday: The Body Problem by Margaret Wack

Issue 19 Feb 2024

The Three-Jeweled

By: Kathy Chao
Art by: Heather McDougal

Octavia Said You Cannot Know How Deeply People Feel Their Ancestors

By: Cecilia Caballero

Experiography Set RW

Monday: Green Fuse Burning by Tiffany Morris

By: William Shaw
Art by: William Shaw

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Wednesday: How to Navigate Our Universe by Mary Soon Lee

By: Vivian Wagner

Issue 12 Feb 2024

Rembrandt, graffiti, and the strange disappearance of ducks

By: Jessica Kim

By: Fatihah Quadri Eniola

Monday: The Burn Street Haunting by Richard Gadz

By: Andy Sawyer

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Wednesday: Owlish by Dorothy Tse, translated by Natascha Bruce

By: Shinjini Dey

Issue 5 Feb 2024

Of Flowing Stone, of Liquid Gold, of Justice, Ash, and Battle

By: Malda Marlys

In 2025, His Rings Will Disappear

By: Caleb Edmondson

where is Ligaya*? – DAY ■

By: Caroline Hung

Monday: The Lost Cause by Cory Doctorow

By: Divyansha Sehgal

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Wednesday: Small, Burning Things by Cathy Ulrich

By: Fernanda Coutinho Teixeira

Issue 29 Jan 2024

Azimuth, Editorials, Non-Fiction

On The Coming-Together Of Things

By: Aishwarya Subramanian and Dan Hartland

Articles, Non-Fiction

The Portals of the Plague Years

By: William Shaw

Articles, Non-Fiction

Prophet by Helen Macdonald and Sin Blaché: A Dialogue

By: Martin Petto and Electra Pritchett

Articles, Non-Fiction

A Traveller in Time by Maureen Kincaid Speller: A Roundtable

By: Nicole Beck, ML Clark, Shinjini Dey and Catherine Rockwood

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Critical Friends Episode 10: The Complicity of Science Fiction

By: Aishwarya Subramanian and Dan Hartland

What Giants Read

By: Mary Soon Lee

Dear Charles Perrault

By: Devan Barlow

By: Jess Nevins

Columns, Non-Fiction

Depth of Field III: Companions

By: Niall Harrison

Azimuth, Editorials

Call for Editors: Social Media Editor and Accessibility Editor

By: Gautam Bhatia

Monday: The Saint of Bright Doors by Vajra Chandrasekera

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Tuesday: Hospital by Han Song

By: Subashini Navaratnam

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Wednesday: Seren of the Wildwood by Marly Youmans

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Thursday: Heroes of an Unknown World by Ayize Jama-Everett

By: Jenny Hamilton

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Friday: Violently Dancing Portraits by Arvo Villars

By: Tristan Beiter

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