by Ellen Kushner in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Six
I. That kid didn’t belong here. We all knew it from the moment he walked through the door at Rosalie’s, full of nerves and rage. If you belong, you never sport those two together. Everyone in Riverside knows that. It is a wise precaution to assume that anyone angry is also armed. The drinkers stopped […]
by Senaa Ahmad in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Six
Huda will ask again and again. She will ask it on the first night at the summer place, the porch steps creaking like an old-timey pirate’s ship beneath their knees. She will ask it when they see the Amelia Earhart house way down the harbor, a curled finger, creepy, shuttered-off, and full of promise. She […]
by Elsa Sjunneson-Henry in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Six
Imagine a piece of flat, perfect, origami paper. White on one side, vibrantly purple on the other. This is the representation of my emotions before Life happened. I remember the first time that I was ever truly, rightfully, angry. My father was dying. He was dying from a disease riddled with social stigma. When the […]
by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Six
Happy New Year! We made it to 2019! Somebody shook the Champaign-Urbana snowglobe. Wet whiteness drapes the campus trees as we write this in Espresso Royale—the coffeehouse where we’ve been writing things since Nirvana and REM ruled the radio charts. And people listened to radio. And knew what charts were. The Thomases have been taking […]
by Linda D. Addison in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Six
I was so taken with the theme of Ports in a Storm. Safe havens can come to us in so many ways: the home we live in, the relationships that nurture us, the moments we have with others as we laugh, listen, and talk about our heart’s desire. For some, there are friends or family […]
A Catalog of Storms by Fran Wilde
Poems Written While by Natalia Theodoridou
The Willows by Delilah S. Dawson
(available Feb 05, 2019)
Dustdaughter by Inda Lauryn
(available Feb 05, 2019)
The Thing, With Feathers by Marissa Lingen
(available Feb 05, 2019)
A Letter from One Woman to Another by Cassandra Khaw
Steeped in Stars by Hal Y. Zhang
(available Feb 05, 2019)
Red Berries by Jennifer Crow
(available Feb 05, 2019)
Thank You, Patreon Supporters! by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas
What It Feels Like for a Fangirl in the Age of Late Capitalism by Keidra Chaney
(available Feb 05, 2019)
The Most Powerful Force by Alec Nevala-Lee
(available Feb 05, 2019)
Interview: Natalia Theodoridou by Caroline M. Yoachim
Interview: Marissa Lingen by Caroline M. Yoachim
(available Feb 05, 2019)
