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Hello there! It's that time of year again—Hugo nominations close on March 13, so we’re popping in to share our eligible work from 2019. We're now well into our 20th year of publishing vibrant speculative, slipstream, and SF/F work, and we’d love to celebrate in style!

 

Our wondrous Senior Fiction Editors, Vajra Chandrasekera, Lila Garrott, and Catherine Krahe, are eligible for Best Editor - Short Form, and Strange Horizons itself is eligible for Best Semiprozine.

Check out the full list of our 2019 short stories here, eligible for the Best Short Story category. 

And our eligible nonfiction contributors and their pieces are listed here for your consideration for the Best Fan Writer and Best Related Work categories.

 

If you’ve enjoyed the work we’ve done over the past year (and are an eligible member of the 2019 and 2020 Worldcons), consider nominating any of your favorites in SFF for this year’s awards! 

We wish everyone the best of luck, and happy reading!



Becca is a second-year grad student studying writing, rhetoric, and technical communication at a university in Virginia, and is interning with Strange Horizons for Spring 2020. She enjoys talking comics, cats, queer fiction, and tea. When not hanging out at the local comic book shop, she’s reading a book or working on her latest cross stitch. Find her on Twitter at @beccae96.
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18 Mar 2024

Welcome New Fiction Editor! 
Strange Horizons
We are very happy to welcome Dante Luiz as a new fiction editor on the team! Dante is a Ignyte Award winning author, and has been with Strange Horizons working as an Art Director for the past several years. We’re stoked to bring him on to the fiction side and have him bring his wonderful insight and skill to the fiction team.
The Cyborg’s Side of the Story 
in my defence, juggling biological and artificial, i tripped over my shoelace, and spilled my lungs empty of the innocence that was, before guilt.
Aviary 
the birds, / who carry with them / the many names of the dead
Feeder Fish 
Day in and day out, the rough waters of the Pacific slam themselves against the protrusion of sandstone the locals refer to as Morro Rock. White streaks of bird shit bleed down the rock, a testament to the rare birds of prey that nest in its pocked face overlooking the bay.
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