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T. S. Miller

T. S. Miller teaches both medieval literature and modern speculative fiction as Assistant Professor of English at Florida Atlantic University, where he contributes to the department’s MA degree concentration in Science Fiction and Fantasy.


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21 Nov 2022
Art, Fiction
She Dreams of Moons and Moons 
By: Marisca Pichette
Art by: Johnatan “Johncito” Marques
As far back as I could remember, Oma warned me about the bats. She said they would eat me if they found me exposed at night. But I knew the green light of the moon would protect me, even when I was still smaller than Oma.
Poetry
Gosh, It's Too Beautiful To Exist Briefly In A Parallel Planet 
By: Nwuguru Chidiebere Sullivan
The truth is: / she does not have to bend into a ceramic plate to carry us beautifully, & my father / isn't the hand that will break her.
Poetry
Ampersand 
By: Sara S. Messenger
the rattle of the rails, the shuffling-muttering of hundreds of passengers nestled in the one long limb of you
Reviews
Monday: The Genesis of Misery by Neon Yang 
By: Zhui Ning Chang
Wednesday: Fantasy and Myth in the Anthropocene: Imagining Futures and Dreaming Hope in Literature and Media edited by Marek Oziewicz, Brian Attebery, and Tereza Dědinová 
By: Octavia Cade
Friday: Cabinet of Wrath by Tara Campbell 
By: Eve Morton
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Issue 14 Nov 2022
Fiction
B-ing 
By: Crystal Odelle
Poetry
EXCERPT FROM A PROPOSAL FOR THE NEW CITY 
By: Alyssa Lo
Poetry
Unicorn’s Patience 
By: Emily Jiang
Reviews
Monday: Neom by Lavie Tihar 
By: Redfern Jon Barrett
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Wednesday: The First Binding by R. R. Virdi 
By: Roy Salzman-Cohen
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Friday: Thunderbird: Book One by Sonia Nimr, translated by M. Lynx Qualey 
By: Sonia Sulaiman
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Issue 7 Nov 2022
Fiction
Sister, Silkie, Siren, Shark 
By: M. A. Blanchard
Poetry
tzedek: the wild hunt. 
By: Elisheva Fox
Poetry
SORRY I DON’T FEEL LIKE TALKING ABOUT GOLF TODAY 
By: Adam Fell
Reviews
Monday: A Mirror Mended by Alix E Harrow 
By: Catherine Baker
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Wednesday: Skin of the Sea by Natasha Bowen 
By: A. S. Lewis
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Friday: We Are Mermaids by Stephanie Burt  
By: Dean Leetal
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Issue 31 Oct 2022
Fiction
Folk Hero Motifs in Tales Told by the Dead 
By: KT Bryski
Fiction, Reprint
A City on Its Tentacles 
By: R.B. Lemberg
Fiction, Reprint
A Whistle on the Drum 
By: Mir Plemmons
Poetry
After a line from Bob Dylan's “Changing of the Guards” 
By: Sydney Sackett
Poetry
Yo, This Ocean Slaps Hard 
By: Maria Kornacki
Poetry
The Birds Singing in the Rocks 
By: Tristan Beiter
Articles, Non-Fiction
How Music Helps Create Sci-Fi/Fantasy Worlds 
By: Mary Fan
Articles, Non-Fiction
Foreword 
By: Maxwell Neely-Cohen
Reviews
Monday: Orlam by P. J. Harvey 
By: Dan Hartland
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Wednesday: The Memory Librarian: And Other Stories of Dirty Computer by Janelle Monáe 
By: Sessily Watt
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Issue 17 Oct 2022
Poetry
Ineffective 
By: Ken Poyner
Poetry
Set operation of a country in the belly of wa(te)r 
By: Zaynab Bobi
Fiction
Born from the Drowning Forest 
By: James Rowland
Reviews
Monday: Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction Shortlist 2021: Part One 
By: M. L. Clark
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Wednesday: Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction Shortlist 2021: Part Two 
By: M. L. Clark
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Friday: The Arthur C. Clarke Award Shortlist 2022 
By: Gautam Bhatia
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Issue 10 Oct 2022
Fiction
12 Things A Trini Should Know Before Travelling To A Back In Times Fete™ 
By: R. S. A. Garcia
Poetry
A Local TV Weatherman Describes the Apocalypse 
By: Marcus Whalbring
Poetry
Miranda 
By: Lauren Parker
Reviews
Monday: To Catch a Moon by Rym Kechacha 
By: Nicole Berland
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Wednesday: Golem, The War of the Worlds, and O-bi, O-ba directed by Piotr Szulkin 
By: Mikko Toivanen
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Friday: The Stardust Thief by Chelsea Abdullah 
By: Safia H. Senhaji
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Issue 3 Oct 2022
Fiction
Ants and Wasps 
By: Jay Jellicoe
Poetry
The First Morning in May 
By: Rebecca Buchanan
Poetry
Codename Beast: a sestina 
By: Xander Gershberg
Columns, Non-Fiction
Short Fiction Treasures: Quarterly Fiction Roundup 
By: Maria Haskins
Reviews
Monday: After the Revolution by Robert Evans 
By: M. L. Clark
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Wednesday: Where You Linger & Other Stories by Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam 
By: Vivian Wagner
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Friday: The Chosen and the Beautiful by Nghi Vo 
By: Kristy Wang
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Issue 26 Sep 2022
Azimuth, Editorials, Non-Fiction
Foreword: A Way of Seeing 
By: Gautam Bhatia
Poetry
Others’ Apocalyptic Love Stories 
By: Vicky MacDonald Harris
Articles, Non-Fiction
The Ethics of Extractivism in Science Fiction 
By: Emma Johanna Puranen 
Poetry
Blå Jungfrun 
By: Deborah L. Davitt
Articles, Non-Fiction
The Extractive Unconscious in Science Fiction: A Saga of Concrete and Gas 
By: Carina Brand
Poetry
Epistolary Poem 
By: Umang Kalra
Articles, Non-Fiction
“With every future we wish to create, we must first learn to imagine it”: an Interview with Chen Qiufan 
By: Gautam Bhatia
By: Chen Qiufan 陈楸帆
Art, Poetry
I do not wish to carry so much burden 
By: Chukwuma-Eke Pacella
Art by: Maria Carvalho
Articles, Non-Fiction
SF+Extraction: An Interview with the London Science Fiction Research Community 
By: Gautam Bhatia
By: Francis Gene-Rowe
By: Cristina Diamant
Articles, Non-Fiction
On Belters, Beijingers, and Rat-Catchers: Economies of Labor and Extraction in Speculative Fiction 
By: Mason Wong
Reviews
Monday: Seeds for the Swarm by Sim Kern 
By: Amy Nagopaleen
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Wednesday: Negalyod: The God Network by Vincent Perriot, Florence Breton, and Lauren Bowes, translated by Montana Kane 
By: ML Kejera
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Friday: Leech by Hiron Ennes 
By: Seamus Sullivan
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Issue 21 Sep 2022
Azimuth, Non-Fiction
In Memoriam: Maureen Kincaid Speller 
By: Aishwarya Subramanian and Dan Hartland
Fiction
Mother Hunger 
By: Mary Maxfield
Poetry
Redbud 
By: Samantha Pious
Poetry
Alarm 
By: Betsy Sharp
Reviews
Wednesday: The Hourglass Throne by K. D. Edwards 
By: Adri Joy
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Wednesday: The Daughter of Doctor Moreau by Silvia Moreno-Garcia 
By: Archita Mittra
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Friday: The Bruising of Qilwa by Naseem Jamnia and The Unbalancing by R. B. Lemberg 
By: Stephen Case
Read Issue
Issue 12 Sep 2022
Poetry
Yours, Stalagmite 
By: Evan Williams
Poetry
A Dinner Party At The End of The World 
By: J.D. Harlock
Fiction
The Poltergeist Rose: An Instructional Guide 
By: J.G. Lynas
Reviews
Monday: The Grief of Stones by Katherine Addison 
By: Abigail Nussbaum
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Wednesday: Memories of Tomorrow by Mayi Pelot, translated by Arrate Hidalgo 
By: Rachel Cordasco
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Friday: The Junction by Norm Konyu 
By: Aaron Heil
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Issue 5 Sep 2022
Fiction
The Crow Husband 
By: Sarah McGill
Poetry
This Is the Poem Fragment the Archeologists Will Find When They Are Excavating University Avenue 
By: Gabriela Santiago
Poetry
The Seller of Apples 
By: Claire Smith
Reviews
Monday: The Dark Between The Trees by Fiona Barnett 
By: Catherine Baker
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Wednesday: Queering Faith in Fantasy Literature: Fantastic Incarnations and the Deconstruction of Theology by Taylor Driggers 
By: Debbie Gascoyne
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Friday: Just Like Mother by Anne Heltzel 
By: Eric Primm
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