A guest editorial in support of adding a permanent Hugo award for poetry
The second time she brings you back, you’re relieved to find yourself speechless. It seemed like it might be easier to just start again, she says, the sceptre in her hand tinged red at the top.
they say spacewalks are safer than ever
In my grandmother’s day, their leathery wings block out the sky. Draping darkness over her village, lithospheric claws rake into thatched roofs.
In this episode of the Strange Horizons Fiction podcast, Michael Ireland presents Angela Liu's 'Time Is An Ocean' read by Emmie Christie.
