by Nicole Kornher-Stace in Uncanny Magazine Issue Thirty-Eight
Content note: child endangerment and death 1. When the children are ready, they go in the simulator. There are only ten children left by now, so there’s plenty of scheduling time to go around. They all jump the low bar of the necessary diagnostics: medical, psychological, emotional, physical. If they break in there, the […]
by John Wiswell in Uncanny Magazine Issue Thirty-Eight
I don’t have to tell you that this is strange. Living in the time of COVID-19, the many small and large changes leave us feeling shifted askew. Sometimes weeks feel like months, and sometimes months feel like days. People wear life-saving masks around their necks. Since Mary Shelley’s The Last Man, science fiction has tried […]
by Octavia Cade in Uncanny Magazine Issue Thirty-Eight
There is, in Aotearoa New Zealand, a tree called the horoeka. It is heteroblastic, which means that the juvenile form of the tree is very different to the adult form—so different, in fact, that the two forms were historically believed to be different species. It’s easy to see why. In the botanic gardens, the leaves […]
by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas in Uncanny Magazine Issue Thirty-Eight
Welcome to the first Uncanny Magazine issue of 2021. We write this as we start the first holiday season in our new home. Caitlin is currently binging The Vampire Diaries, as Hugo the Cat naps near her on his blanket, and Lynne consumes all of the Christmas romances her eReader can provide. We made it […]
by Elsa Sjunneson in Uncanny Magazine Issue Thirty-Eight
I viscerally remember the hardback copy of My Family and Other Animals by Gerald Durrell that I grew up with. It had one of those plastic covers that curls at the edges, to protect the actual vintage dustjacket from getting destroyed. I was a child who was careful with her books, I prized them. This […]
Tyrannosaurus Hex by Sam J. Miller
A House Full of Voices Is Never Empty by Miyuki Jane Pinckard
In That Place She Grows a Garden by Del Sandeen
(available Feb 02, 2021)
Beyond the Doll Forest by Marissa Lingen
(available Feb 02, 2021)
Femme and Sundance by Christopher Caldwell
(available Feb 02, 2021)
Distribution by Paul Cornell
(available Feb 02, 2021)
Medusa Gets a Haircut by Theodora Goss
Kalevala, an untelling by Lizy Simonen
What The Time Travellers Stole by L.X. Beckett
(available Feb 02, 2021)
Fish Out of Water by Neil Gaiman
(available Feb 02, 2021)
Thank You, Patreon Supporters! by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas
Thank You, Year 7 Kickstarter Backers! by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas
Hayao Miyazaki’s Lost Magic of Parenthood by Aidan Moher
(available Feb 02, 2021)
Trash Fantasias, or Why Mass Effect 3‘s Ending Was Bad Actually by Katherine Cross
(available Feb 02, 2021)
Interview: Miyuki Jane Pinckard by Caroline M. Yoachim
Interview: Paul Cornell by Caroline M. Yoachim
(available Feb 02, 2021)
