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Stuart Cormie

Stuart Cormie [email Stuart] lives in Dorset, England. The Creative Island e-zine recently published his Kerouac-related short story "Remotion."


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12 Oct 2026
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The rapture is scheduled for 2pm this Tuesday but the nuns are playing basketball in the snow 
By: Molly Knox
The way her eye wells / when she remembers she’s about to grieve gravity.
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Endless Requiem 
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He had a second life, one spent in the river in laughter and play.
Poetry
The House Keeps One Thing 
By: Ben Blye
Because standing in the doorway, you get the sense that something is already standing there with you
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How to Cook for an Alien Tourist 
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Why you fucked Mothman 
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“I Must Put Things in My Mouth”: Loving Trans Children in Octavia Butler’s Adulthood Rites 
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Friday: A Ruin, Great and Free by Cadwell Turnbull 
By: Helena Ramsaroop
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To Locked Feathers 
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People Shoot People 
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Poetry
Futurolepsia 
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By: Ryan Elliott
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By: Chelsea Davis
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Friday: May We Feed the King by Rebecca Perry 
By: Roseanna Pendlebury
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Nasal Route 
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Minnie or Maude 
By: Gwynne Garfinkle
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Critical Friends Episode 27: Pop Fiction 
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By: Elizabeth A. Allen
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By: Jan Priddy
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By: Eric Primm
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Issue 31 Aug 2026
Poetry
Come Sell Us Your Dreams 
By: J. P. Babb
Poetry
Scenes From the Dream Prompt 
By: Isabella G. Mead
Fiction
MR_MR_CENTICORE 
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By: Duncan Lawie
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By: Anushree Nande
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Friday: The Subtle Art of Folding Space by John Chu 
By: Alex Kingsley
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Issue 24 Aug 2026
Poetry
Let This Vessel Be My Offering 
By: Joy Donnell
Art by: Romie Stott
Poetry
You’re the Only One Who Knows 
By: Adam Coday
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Move Fast and Don’t Ask Permission: Techno-Optimism in R.U.R. and Arcane 
By: Claire Jia-Wen
Reviews
Monday: The Hugo Award for Best Novel Shortlist 2026: Part One 
By: Nick Hubble
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Wednesday: The Hugo Award for Best Novel Shortlist 2026: Part Two 
By: Nick Hubble
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Friday: Of the Emperor’s Kindness by Chaz Brenchley 
By: Kate Macdonald
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Issue 17 Aug 2026
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A Tiny™ Concert for the No-Name King 
By: Crowe Powell
Poetry
Sock Drawer Astronomy 
By: Yanqing Yang
Poetry
To the Reader 
By: Mary Soon Lee
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Monday: As If by Isabel Waidner 
By: E. C. Barrett
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Wednesday: The Icarus Coda by Timothy Zahn 
By: Electra Pritchett
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Friday: Teddy Bears Never Die by Cho Yeeun, translated by Sung Ryu 
By: Shannon Fay
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Issue 10 Aug 2026
Poetry
Diary of a Figurehead - Part II 
By: Valerie Wardh
Fiction
Scarcely Gone 
By: Marissa Lingen
Poetry
The Deicide 
By: Deborah L. Davitt
Azimuth
Call for Editors: Social Media Editor and Patreon/Fundraising Editor 
By: Gautam Bhatia
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By: Cat Fitzpatrick
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Wednesday: The Vampire Lestat 
By: AJ Odasso
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Friday: The Sovereign by C. L. Clark 
By: Tadeo Ward
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Issue 3 Aug 2026
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Every Child a Changeling 
By: Samantha Pellegrino
Poetry
Indigo 
By: Heera Kumar
Poetry
death to the phoenix metaphor 
By: Kiki Em
Critical Friends, Podcasts
Critical Friends Episode 26: On Awards 
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Monday: Earthly Playing Field by Radhika Singh 
By: aegor ray
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Wednesday: The Midnight Muse by Jo Kaplan 
By: Andy Sawyer
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Friday: Moon Over Brendle by Jeff Noon 
By: Nileena Sunil
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