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15 Dec 2025
Scholarly analysis of an historical oddity may not be paramount to the success of a Neo-Gothic novel; but this context speaks to Slashed Beauties’s larger issue of flattening gender relations.
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15 Dec 2025
Strange Horizons will open to general fiction submissions on January 19th, 2026, at 3 p.m. UTC! This window will remain open for 48 hours, closing at 3 p.m. UTC on January 21st 2026.
12 Dec 2025
The Macabre is reminiscent of Clive Barker, but Clive Barker at his most fantastical.
10 Dec 2025
These stories are genre-bending explorations of how protagonists deal with unusual and unexpected situations.
8 Dec 2025
Is it a weakness to be coy about a story’s focal points?
5 Dec 2025
Cozy fiction requires a delicate balance.
3 Dec 2025
Fracassi addresses how easy it is to think a retirement home confirms the assumed connection of ageing to tragedy.
1 Dec 2025
Like Shards of Rainbow Frolicking in the Air presents a welcome pick-me-up in a reactionary wasteland.
1 Dec 2025
Dan Hartland is joined by Cameron Miguel and Nick Hubble to discuss fantasy and its relationship to history and history-writing.
1 Dec 2025
For your consideration: a complete list of Strange Horizons works and staff eligible for various awards in 2026. Happy reading and listening!
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