by Ellen Klages in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Eight
After the memorial service, Phoebe Morris returned to the beachfront townhouse where her mother had lived for the last twenty years, and prepared to cope. There was nothing of Mother’s that she particularly wanted, but there were papers to sort and clothing to donate, and it was her responsibility. She was an only child, an […]
by John Chu in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Eight
Ordinary fathers lead ordinary lives. They go to work, they raise the kid, they open their homes for the weekly mahjong and meal that rotates from one family to the next in their circle of Chinese immigrants. When they text their daughters, the cell phone vibrates discreetly. If the phone is buried in a backpack, […]
by Tananarive Due in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Eight
When I was growing up in Miami, my late mother, Patricia Stephens Due, sat down with me on Saturdays to watch “Creature Features”—old Universal film classics like Dracula, The Mummy, and The Mole People. The first deep scare I remember is the end of the 1958 version of The Fly, when the scientist/fly caught in […]
by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Eight
As we write this, Lynne and I are celebrating the 20th anniversary of us becoming a couple. Our beginning is a ridiculous and tumultuous tale of two overwrought 20-somethings filled with passion and dreams, falling in love with each other when they probably should have known better. It started right here in Urbana, Illinois, with […]
by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Eight
This is an extremely difficult thing to write and compile. Our dear friend Jennifer Adams Kelley passed away on February 26, 2019, after a brief battle with cancer. The Thomas family first met Jennifer nearly 20 years ago at a Doctor Who convention—the very first Chicago TARDIS, in fact. She was the very heart of […]
by Arkady Martine in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Eight
How to deal with the end of the world: first, recognize that everyone’s world is ending all the time. Then, take note: in fact, lambkins, we will live. All despite ourselves, we will live—and be irrevocably changed, as we have irrevocably changed the world. 1. All That Is Solid Melts Into Air Approximately two and […]
A Salt and Sterling Tongue by Emma Osborne
Corpse Soldier by Kameron Hurley
(available Jun 04, 2019)
A Catalog of Love at First Sight by Brit E. B. Hvide
(available Jun 04, 2019)
Canst Thou Draw Out the Leviathan by Christopher Caldwell
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Lest We Forget by Elizabeth Bear
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The Cinder Girl Burns Brightly by Theodora Goss
The following parameters by Nicasio Andres Reed
The Magician Speaks to the Fool by Ali Trotta
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Elegy for the Self as Villeneuve’s Beast by Brandon O’Brien
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Thank You, Patreon Supporters! by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas
Toy Stories by Gwenda Bond
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“You Have Only Your Trust in Me”: Star Trek and the Power of Mutual Belief by Nicasio Andres Reed
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Interview: John Chu by Caroline M. Yoachim
Interview: Elizabeth Bear by Caroline M. Yoachim
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