by A. T. Greenblatt in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Seven
The lakeside painter is lying, but no one seems to care. It’s a beautiful lie, even Elodie will admit that. There are two lovers on the pier with the painter, sitting for their portrait, and she’s honest about the way the light of the setting sun catches their hair, the way the breeze ripples their […]
by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Seven
We are writing this on the fifth anniversary of our daughter Caitlin dying and being resuscitated during surgery. Winds howl, making it feel well below zero. A sheet of ice covers Central Illinois. Spring feels a million years away. We opened our first editorial of our new magazine, Uncanny, talking about how Caitlin’s frightening surgery […]
by Suzanne Walker in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Seven
I fell in love with Star Wars at the library. The films had been at the edge of my consciousness for most of my childhood—how could I avoid them? The special editions were re-released in theaters the year I turned seven; though I did not see them then, my sister had plenty of action figures […]
by Marissa Lingen in Uncanny Magazine Issue Twenty-Seven
In the summer of 2018, tennis great Serena Williams had a dispute with the French Open about an outfit she’d had specifically designed to help fight the formation of blood clots—a problem she personally has had postpartum but also one that tends to affect the postpartum population more in Black communities than in white or […]
Thank You, Year Five Kickstarter Supporters! by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas
Courage to the Sticking Place: Connecting SF/F Students With Creators by Tracy Townsend
All in Good Fun: How Fanfiction Reignited My Passion for Writing by Briana Lawrence
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