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Daedalus is Dead by Seamus Sullivan
By: Sneha Pathak
19 Jan 2026
What made Icarus do it? What made him fly so close to the sun?
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An Instruction in Shadow by Benedict Jacka
By: Eric Primm
16 Jan 2026
In An Instruction in Shadow, Jacka looks at the hidden face of corporations, the one unacknowledged and denied.
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We Will Rise Again edited by Karen Lord, Annalee Newitz, and Malka Older
By: Alex Kingsley
14 Jan 2026
We Will Rise Again manages to hold many apparent contradictions within its pages.
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Syncopation by Whitney French
By: Paul Kincaid
12 Jan 2026
Let me suggest a reading of Syncopation, with the proviso that other readers might pick up on different clues or choose a different emphasis.
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2025 In Review: Part Three
Strange Horizons
9 Jan 2026
The third part of our reviewers' picks of 2025.
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2025 In Review: Part Two
By: Our Reviewers
7 Jan 2026
The second part of our reviewers' picks of 2025.
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2025 In Review: Part One
By: Our Reviewers
5 Jan 2026
The first part of our reviewers' picks of 2025.
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Startlement by Ada Limón
By: Amy Nagopaleen
26 Dec 2025
Limón sees humans as stewards and students of the natural world, not exploiters and masters.
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Harmattan Season by Tochi Onyebuchi
By: Duncan Lawie
24 Dec 2025
What do you do when the seasons run out of joint?
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What A Fish Looks Like by Syr Hayati Beker
By: Octavia Cade
22 Dec 2025
Is there one right way to navigate apocalypse?
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19 Jan 2026
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Chang’e in Exile 
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Priestess IV 
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Fingerprints on Glass and Clay 
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Monday: Daedalus is Dead by Seamus Sullivan 
By: Sneha Pathak
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