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William Shaw

William Shaw is a writer from Sheffield, currently living in the USA. His writing has appeared in Space and Time, Daily Science Fiction, and Doctor Who Magazine. You can find his blog at williamshawwriter.wordpress.com and his Twitter @Will_S_7.

William Shaw in our archives

A Magical Girl Retires by Park Seolyeon, Translated by Anton Hur, Non-Fiction, Issue 17 June 2024
The Roots of the Genre: An Interview with Bodhisattva Chattopadhyay, Articles, Issue Fund Drive 2024
The Inhumans and Other Stories: A Selection of Bengali Science Fiction edited and translated by Bodhisattva Chattopadhyay, Non-Fiction, Issue 13 May 2024
The Book of Love by Kelly Link, Non-Fiction, Issue 29 April 2024
Green Fuse Burning by Tiffany Morris, Non-Fiction, Issue 19 February 2024
The Portals of the Plague Years, Articles, Issue 29 January 2024
There Is Only Us by Zoe Ballering, Non-Fiction, Issue 28 August 2023
Lost Places by Sarah Pinsker, Non-Fiction, Issue 10 July 2023
Everything’s Changing by Chelsea Stickle, Non-Fiction, Issue 17 April 2023
Illuminations by Alan Moore, Non-Fiction, Issue 13 March 2023
Our Fruiting Bodies by Nisi Shawl, Non-Fiction, Issue 9 January 2023
The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2022 edited by Rebecca Roanhorse, Non-Fiction, Issue 28 November 2022
Bliss Montage by Ling Ma, Non-Fiction, Issue 11 July 2022
January Fifteenth by Rachel Swirsky, Non-Fiction, Issue 27 June 2022
Someone in Time: Tales of Time-Crossed Romance edited by Jonathan Strahan, Non-Fiction, Issue 23 May 2022
The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2021 edited by Veronica Roth and John Joseph Adams, Non-Fiction, Issue 20 December 2021

Because Flora Had Existed. And I Had Loved Her | Porque Flora Existiu. E Eu A Amei

By: Anna Martino
Translated by: Anna Martino

The truth is that I don’t know how much of my life was a dream and how much was reality. Does it matter in the end?

Porque Flora Existiu. E Eu A Amei | Because Flora Had Existed. And I Had Loved Her

By: Anna Martino

(...) A verdade é que não sei o quanto de minha vida foi sonho e quanto foi realidade. Faz diferença, no fim das contas?

Journey | യാത്ര

By: Bindu Tiji
Translated by: Lakshmy Nair

Now, my passion is only for deserts.

യാത്ര | Journey

എനിക്കിനി ആസക്തി മരുഭൂമികളോടാണ്

Whale Ocean | 鲸海

By: Nanpai Sanshu
Translated by: Xueting C. Ni

PX9345 is a solar system situated on the outer edge of the Milky Way. It has one star, seventeen planets, three of which are located in a habitable zone, where water is not only present, but present in large amounts.

鲸海 | Whale Ocean

By: Nanpai Sanshu

px9345是一个处于银河系边缘的星系，它有一颗恒星，十七颗行星，其中有三颗都处在宜居带上，不仅有水，而且是大量的水。

Issue 28 Oct 2024

Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackened Husk of a Planet

By: Adeline Wong

Podcasts, SH@25

SH@25 Episode 3: An interview with Arkady Martine, and a reading of her poem 'Cloud Wall'

By: Kat Kourbeti
By: Arkady Martine
Podcast read by: Kat Kourbeti

Issue 21 Oct 2024

Faith is a Butterfly Resting on a Rotting Eye (or The Art of Faith)

By: Gabrielle Emem Harry
Art by: Shan

Cornhusk Doll With Face

By: Meagan Chandler

SOMETIMES I WISH GHOSTS WERE REAL SO I COULD SAY ALL THE THINGS

By: Steve Witherspoon

Podcast: Folk Hero Motifs in Tales Told by the Dead

By: KT Bryski
Podcast read by: Devin Martin

Monday: Cinderwich by Cherie Priest

By: Rebecca Turkewitz

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Wednesday: The Black Orb by Ewhan Kim, translated by Sean Lin Halbert

By: David Hebblethwaite

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Friday: Wheel of the Infinite by Martha Wells

By: Electra Pritchett

Issue 14 Oct 2024

By: David Bowers-Mason

By: Emma Goldman-Sherman

Podcasts, SH@25

SH@25 Episode 2: An Interview with Kate Heartfield

By: Kat Kourbeti
By: Kate Heartfield

Monday: The 2024 Ursula K. Le Guin Shortlist, Part One

By: M. L. Clark

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Wednesday: The 2024 Ursula K. Le Guin Shortlist, Part Two

By: M. L. Clark

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Friday: The Nightward by R. S. A. Garcia

By: Joy Sanchez-Taylor

Issue 7 Oct 2024

The Aquarium for Lost Souls

By: Natasha King

fursonas are not enough, i need to be a moss-coated mech

By: Wren Douglas

By: Sonya Taaffe

Podcast: A Recipe for Life, A Tonic for Grief

By: Christopher Blake
Podcast read by: Emmie Christie

Monday: Foul Days by Genoveva Dimova

By: Ian J. Simpson

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Wednesday: The Other Side Of The Mirror by Dana Evyn

By: Racheal Chie

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Friday: The Shrieking of Nothing by Jordan A. Rothacker

By: Dave Fitzgerald

Issue 30 Sep 2024

Worlds I Didn't Hear

By: Brian Hugenbruch

The Battle Verses of Prufrock J. Alfred

By: Rachel Rodman

Articles, Non-Fiction

In Other Wor(l)ds

By: Shrinidhi Narasimhan

Columns, Non-Fiction

Stories From The Radio: The Slide - Danger Point

By: Kuzhali Manickavel

Podcasts, SH@25

SH@25 Episode 1: A Long-Awaited Celebration

By: Kat Kourbeti
By: Michael Ireland

Monday: Capitalism: A Horror Story by Jon Greenaway

By: Aran Ward Sell

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Wednesday: The Bog Wife by Kay Chronister

By: Sally Parlier

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Friday: Good Night, Sleep Tight by Brian Evenson

By: David Lewis

Issue 23 Sep 2024

#000000: From the Permanent Collection

By: LeeAnn Perry
Art by: nino

By: Jennifer Mace

By: Marisca Pichette

Monday: Speculative Poetry and the Modern Alliterative Revival: A Critical Anthology edited by Dennis Wilson Wise

By: Daniel A. Rabuzzi

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Wednesday: When Shadows Grow Tall by Maressa Voss

By: Tristan Beiter

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Friday: The Future by Catherine Leroux, translated by Susan Ouriou

By: Duncan Lawie

Issue 16 Sep 2024

By: Marie Brennan

[time wrinkles]

By: Emily O Liu

Monday: In the Shadow of the Fall by Tobi Ogundiran

By: Archita Mittra

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Wednesday: The Imposition of Unnecessary Obstacles by Malka Older

By: Safia H. Senhaji

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Friday: Shadows Rising by Rohan Monteiro

By: Sneha Pathak

Issue 9 Sep 2024

Aubade from the After Days

By: Mary Soon Lee

By: Ali Householder

Monday: The 2024 Olympics Closing Ceremony directed by Thomas Jolly

By: David Lewis

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Wednesday: MADNESS by Gabriel Ojeda-Sagué

By: Octavia Cade

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Friday: Luminous Beings by David Arnold and Jose Pimienta

By: Nileena Sunil

Issue 2 Sep 2024

By: Emma Johnson-Rivard

Veiling the Statues

By: Raven Jakubowski

By: Elis Montgomery

Monday: The Practice, the Horizon, and the Chain by Sofia Samatar

By: Electra Pritchett

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Wednesday: The Night Guest by Hildur Knútsdóttir, translated by Mary Robinette Kowal

By: Rachel Cordasco

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Friday: This Ravenous Fate by Hayley Dennings

By: Ian J. Simpson

Issue 26 Aug 2024

Azimuth, Editorials, Non-Fiction

A Hugo Award - And More!

By: Gautam Bhatia

The Final Trick

My Favorite Taiwanese Folktale

By: Caroline Hung

Articles, Non-Fiction

Africanfuturism Beyond the Future

By: Jenna Hanchey

Columns, Non-Fiction

Science Fiction is an Intellectual Technology

Critical Friends, Podcasts

Critical Friends Episode 12: Canon-Building with Abigail Nussbaum

By: Aishwarya Subramanian and Dan Hartland

Monday: From the Belly by Emmett Nahil

By: E. C. Barrett

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Wednesday: Rose/House by Arkady Martine

By: Vanessa Jae

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Friday: Technical Slip: Collected Stories by John Wyndham

By: Octavia Cade

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