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Kailee Marie Pedersen

Kailee Marie Pedersen is currently a sophomore at Columbia University studying classics. She is the 2013 Davidson Fellow in Literature. In her spare time, she likes to write, watch sad Cantonese romance films, and sing opera.


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Current Issue
14 Oct 2019
Fiction
The Great Mandini and the Dead Man's Hand 
By: Kevin Wabaunsee
Two in the morning in the booth of an all-night diner a block off Santa Monica Boulevard, and I was trying to convince the Great Mandini to tell me his secrets.
Podcasts
Podcast: The Great Mandini and the Dead Man's Hand 
By: Kevin Wabaunsee
Podcast read by: Anaea Lay
In this episode of the Strange Horizons podcast, editor Anaea Lay presents Kevin Wabaunsee's “The Great Mandini and the Dead Man's Hand.”
Poetry
Heaven is Expensive 
By: Ruben Reyes Jr.
atol de elote, pho, boba, pupusas / Taco Tuesday tacos, one dollar Spam musubi
Podcasts
Podcast: Heaven Is Expensive 
By: Ruben Reyes Jr.
Podcast read by: Ruben Reyes Jr.
Podcast read by: Ciro Faienza
In this episode of the Strange Horizons podcast, editor Ciro Faienza presents Ruben Reyes Jr.'s “Heaven Is Expensive,” as read by the poet.
Reviews
Monday: A Spy In Time by Imraan Coovadia 
By: Gautam Bhatia
Wednesday: Stronger, Faster, and More Beautiful by Arwen Elys Dayton 
By: Redfern Jon Barrett
Friday: The History of Soul 2065 by Barbara Krasnoff 
By: Anthony Cardno
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Issue 7 Oct 2019
Fiction
The Sloppy Mathematics of Half-Ghosts 
By: Charles Payseur
Podcasts
Podcast: The Sloppy Mathematics of Half-Ghosts 
By: Charles Payseur
Podcast read by: Anaea Lay
Poetry
Those Who Tell The Stories 
By: Davian Aw
Podcasts
Podcast: Those Who Tell the Stories 
By: Davian Aw
Podcast read by: Ciro Faienza
Reviews
Monday: Using Life by Ahmed Naji and Ayman al-Zorkany, translated by Benjamin Koerber 
By: Teresa Pepe
,
Wednesday: Jokes for the Gunmen by Mazen Maarouf 
By: Vivian Wagner
,
Friday: First Contact and Time Travel: Selected Essays and Short Stories by Zoran Živković, various translators 
By: Rachel Cordasco
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Issue 30 Sep 2019
Fiction
Replacement 
By: Isa Prospero
Art by: Juliana Pinho
Fiction
Progression 
By: Heitor Zen
Fiction
Spider 
By: Sérgio Motta
Fiction
Ajé 
By: H. Pueyo
Fiction
High Hopes 
By: Kali de los Santos
Poetry
The Color of the Mule 
By: Woody Dismukes
Poetry
A Conversation Between the Embalmed Heads of Lampião and Maria Bonita on Public Display at the Baiano State Forensic Institute, Circa Mid-20th Century 
By: Woody Dismukes
Poetry
movement 
By: Jarid Arraes
Podcasts
Podcast: High Hopes 
By: Kali de los Santos
Podcast read by: Anaea Lay
Azimuth
Strange Horizons presents: English-language SFF from Brazil 
By: Dante Luiz
Podcasts
Podcast: Progression 
By: Heitor Zen
Podcast read by: Julia Quandt
Podcasts
Podcast: Spider 
By: Sérgio Motta
Podcast read by: Sérgio Motta
Articles, Non-Fiction
The State of Play of Brazilian SFF 
By: Jana Bianchi
Podcasts
Podcast: Replacement 
By: Isa Prospero
Podcast read by: Solaine Chioro
Art
Artist Interview: Juliana Pinho 
By: Dante Luiz
Art by: Juliana Pinho
Reviews
Monday: 3% 
By: Preeti Singh
,
Wednesday: Dark Constellations by Pola Oloixarac, translated by Roy Kesey 
By: Abigail Nussbaum
,
Friday: Collision: Stories by J. S. Breukelaar 
By: Cynthia C. Scott
Read Issue
Issue 23 Sep 2019
Poetry
The Woods 
By: August Huerta
Podcasts
Podcast: The Woods 
By: August Huerta
Podcast read by: Ciro Faienza
Articles, Non-Fiction
In Technicolor: A Roundtable on the Future of Diversity in Speculative Fiction 
By: Nisi Shawl
By: Linda Addison
By: Crystal Connor
By: Eileen Gunn
By: Greg Herren
By: Maria Nieto
By: Sumiko Saulson
By: Rain Graves
By: Tristissima et alia
Reviews
Monday: The Luminous Dead by Caitlin Starling 
By: Nibedita Sen
,
Wednesday: Summerland by Hannu Rajaniemi 
By: Matt Hilliard
,
Friday: AfroSFv.3, edited by Ivor W. Hartmann 
By: Rachel Cordasco
Read Issue
Issue 16 Sep 2019
Fiction
This Is How 
By: Marie Brennan
Art by: Qistina Khalidah
Podcasts
Podcast: This Is How 
By: Marie Brennan
Podcast read by: Anaea Lay
Poetry
Stepping the path trod by the moon 
By: Hester J. Rook
Podcasts
Podcast: Stepping the Path Trod by the Moon 
By: Hester J. Rook
Podcast read by: Ciro Faienza
Podcast read by: Hester J. Rook
Art
Artist Interview: Qistina Khalidah 
By: Dante Luiz
Art by: Qistina Khalidah
Reviews
Monday: Europe at Dawn by Dave Hutchinson 
By: Catherine Baker
,
Wednesday: Monster Portraits by Del Samatar and Sofia Samatar 
By: Nicole E. Beck
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Friday: The Green and Growing by Erin K. Wagner 
By: Stephen Case
Read Issue
Issue 9 Sep 2019
Fiction
And Now His Lordship Is Laughing 
By: Shiv Ramdas
Podcasts
Podcast: And Now His Lordship Is Laughing 
By: Shiv Ramdas
Podcast read by: Anaea Lay
Podcasts
Podcast: The Joy 
By: Sarah Shirley
Podcast read by: Ciro Faienza
Poetry
The Joy 
By: Sarah Shirley
Reviews
Monday: This Is How You Lose the Time War by Max Gladstone and Amal El-Mohtar 
By: Adri Joy
,
Wednesday: A Year Without a Winter edited by Dehlia Hannah 
By: Octavia Cade
,
Friday: Gods of Jade and Shadow by Silvia Moreno-Garcia 
By: Electra Pritchett
Read Issue
Azimuth, Azimuth Highlights
Brazil Special: Call for Submissions
By: Vajra Chandrasekera
31 Aug 2019
Brazil Special Issue call for fiction submissions!
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Issue 26 Aug 2019
Poetry
The Unicorn's Question 
By: Cynthia So
Podcasts
Podcast: The Unicorn's Question 
By: Cynthia So
Podcast read by: Cynthia So
Podcast read by: Ciro Faienza
Articles, Non-Fiction
Stories from the Radio 
By: Kuzhali Manickavel
Articles, Non-Fiction
“A lag is happening” : A disconnect between YA writers and the readers the books are written for 
By: Victoria Chen
Reviews
Monday: China Dream by Ma Jian, translated by Flora Drew 
By: Christina Ladd
,
Wednesday: Ambiguity Machines by Vandana Singh 
By: Sessily Watt
,
Friday: Sealed by Naomi Booth 
By: Anthony Cardno
Read Issue
Issue 19 Aug 2019
Fiction
Invisible and Dreadful 
By: S. R. Mandel
Podcasts
Podcast: Invisible and Dreadful 
By: S. R. Mandel
Podcast read by: Anaea Lay
Poetry
Heatwave 
By: Joanne Merriam
By: Roger Dutcher
Podcasts
Podcast: Heatwave 
By: Joanne Merriam
By: Roger Dutcher
Podcast read by: Ciro Faienza
Reviews
Monday: The Psychology of Time Travel by Kate Mascarenhas 
By: Jenny Hamilton
,
Wednesday: The Smoke by Simon Ings 
By: Nick Hubble
,
Friday: Space Sirens, Scientists and Princesses: The Portrayal of Women in Science Fiction Cinema by Dean Conrad 
By: Octavia Cade
Read Issue
Issue 12 Aug 2019
Podcasts
Podcast: Someday We'll Embrace This Distance 
By: Niyah Morris
Podcast read by: Anaea Lay
Poetry
Advice on Love from an Astronaut with a Failing Memory 
By: Rasha Abdulhadi
Fiction
Someday We'll Embrace This Distance 
By: Niyah Morris
Art by: Em Allen
Art
Artist Interview: Em Allen 
By: Dante Luiz
Art by: Em Allen
Podcasts
Podcast: Advice on Love from an Astronaut with a Failing Memory 
By: Ciro Faienza
Podcast read by: Rasha Abdulhadi
Podcast read by: Ciro Faienza
Reviews
Monday: The Migration by Helen Marshall 
By: Daniel Haeusser
,
Wednesday: Everything is Made of Letters by Sofía Rhei, translated by Sue Burke, James Womack, and Sofía Rhei 
By: Rachel Cordasco
,
Friday: The Road to Neozon by Anna Tambour 
By: M.L. Clark
Read Issue
Issue 5 Aug 2019
Fiction
The Weather Dancer 
By: Aisha Phoenix
Podcasts
Podcast: The Weather Dancer 
By: Aisha Phoenix
Podcast read by: Anaea Lay
Poetry
Seven Truths and the In-Between 
By: Alexandra Seidel
Podcasts
Podcast: Seven Truths and the In-Between 
By: Alexandra Seidel
Podcast read by: Alexandra Seidel
Podcast read by: Ciro Faienza
Reviews
Monday: The Dollmaker by Nina Allan 
By: David Hebblethwaite
,
Wednesday: The Haunting of Tram Car 015 by P. Djèlí Clark 
By: Foz Meadows
,
Friday: The Hidden Witch by Molly Ostertag 
By: Anthony Cardno
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