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Elisabeth R. Moore
Elisabeth R. Moore is a short fiction writer. She and her wife live in Germany, where Moore writes strange stories about plants, fungus, and queer women. She tweets at @willowcabins. Learn more at spacelesbian.zone.

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Many of you have been asking what happens when an angel dies 
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On the street, you will begin to see the faces of the dead in those of complete strangers.
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In 2050—dreams and cityscapes wear the same exoskin.
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Fakafuumaka said, “Our pathfinding instruments are mighty. As you sail the oceans, so we sail the space between stars."
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An STD could save your (chest)nuts 
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Friday: The Wondrous Life and Loves of Nella Carter by Brionni Nwosu 
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Poetry
Pennsylvania Cryptid 
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That Soft and Gentle Feeling: Relationships In Cosy SFF 
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Poetry
The O’Neill Cylinder in Geostationary Orbit Above Earth’s Equator 
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Friday: Monsters in the Archive by Caroline Bicks 
By: Eric Primm
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Fiction
Five Medicines You Found in the Garden of Unfinished Poems 
By: Jenna Hanchey
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Narcissus Meets the Ghost of AI in a Dark Alley Behind a Fusion Restaurant 
By: Lesley Hart Gunn
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[minutes between city and forest #4] 
By: Ceridwen Hall
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Spec Fic and the Politics of Identity 
By: Eugen Bacon
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By: Andy Sawyer
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By: Amritesh Mukherjee
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Friday: When Among Crows and To Clutch a Razor by Veronica Roth 
By: Electra Pritchett
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Poetry
An Inheritance of Air; or, You Are Cordially Invited to Attend My Presentation on Genealogy 
By: Sophia Zhao
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Podcast: I Wish You Died Laughing 
By: Lio Abendan
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Poetry
The Menu Under Glass 
By: Gabrielle Munslow
Fiction
This Obituary Has Been Retracted 
By: P.C. Verrone
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Monday: ECO24: The Year’s Best Speculative Ecofiction edited by Marissa van Uden 
By: Octavia Cade
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Wednesday: This Brutal Moon by Bethany Jacobs 
By: Roseanna Pendlebury
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Friday: The Tricky Business of Faerie Bargains by Reena McCarty 
By: Anushree Nande
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Strange Horizons invites non-fiction submissions for our March 30 special issue on “Fungi in SFF.”
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Bitter as the Sea 
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Poetry
Afterstory 
By: Janet McAdams
Poetry
You Will Disembowel the Bird (Viator) 
By: Dacey Eliot
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Critical Friends Episode 21: On Style 
By: Dan Hartland
By: Paul Kincaid
By: Dawn Macdonald
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By: Nick Hubble
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Wednesday: Into the Midnight Wood by Alexandra McCollum 
By: Jenny Hamilton
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Friday: The Valley of Vengeful Ghosts by Kim Fu 
By: Tina S. Zhu
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Issue 23 Feb 2026
Poetry
bones and bones and bones and 
By: IM Shulman
Poetry
Secondary Filters 
By: Ursula Whitcher
Articles
Rewilding Human Purpose in Becky Chambers's A Psalm for the Wild-Built 
By: Elizabeth Bush-Peel
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Stories From The Radio 
By: Kuzhali Manickavel
Columns, Non-Fiction
Why All Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Are Historians 
By: Ada Palmer
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Monday: The Essential Patricia A. McKillip by Patricia A. McKillip 
By: Roy Salzman-Cohen
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Wednesday: New Meat in a Clean Room edited by Ira Rat 
By: Subham Rai
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Friday: The House of Illusionists and Other Stories by Vanessa Fogg 
By: Stephen Case
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Issue 16 Feb 2026
Fiction
The River Speaks My Name 
By: Ocoxōchitl la Coyota
Poetry
They Leave 
By: Garth Upshaw
Poetry
The Secret to Being a Dragon 
By: Carolina Marchioro
Reviews
Monday: Into the Sun by C.F. Ramuz, translated by Olivia Baes and Emma Ramadan 
By: Dawn Macdonald
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Wednesday: Lies Weeping by Glen Cook 
By: Roz Kaveney
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Friday: Slow Gods by Claire North 
By: Ian J. Simpson
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Issue 9 Feb 2026
Fiction
A Night with Hui ‘Enehana ‘Ike 
By: Maʻemaʻeolehua Matsumoto
Poetry
Why You Don't Buy Your Wife a Dishwasher for Her Birthday 
By: Larina Warnock
Poetry
The Point 
By: Darius Jones
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By: Matt Holder
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Wednesday: Arctic Knot by Ivan Leonov 
By: Tristan Beiter
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Friday: Manga's First Century: How Creators and Fans Made Japanese Comics, 1905–1989 by Andrea Horbinski 
By: Rachel Cordasco
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Issue 2 Feb 2026
Poetry
Plastic Paradise Awaits 
By: Josh Pearce
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The Sunfish Considers Flotation Therapy 
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Fiction
Mother, Darling 
By: Allison Pottern
Azimuth, Editorials
Statement on ICE Operations in the USA 
By: the Strange Horizons staff
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By: Andy Sawyer
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Wednesday: Brigands & Breadknives by Travis Baldree 
By: Anushree Nande
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Friday: Hazelthorn by C. G. Drews 
By: Cameron Miguel
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