by A. T. Greenblatt in Uncanny Magazine Issue Forty-Three
Tito never believed that the stop after the last subway station existed, the place where the world supposedly changed for the better. The one he needs six silver tokens to get to. Until he does. Until he needs to. That’s when he boards the subway and travels on it for two and a half years, […]
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by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas in Uncanny Magazine Issue Forty-Three
We’re writing this during a stormy Central Illinois day when we always keep an ear out for a tornado siren. (Thankfully, our house has a Cold War bomb shelter, though wrangling Caitlin and Hugo the Cat downstairs into it is always an adventure.) Our neighborhood is filled with Halloween decorations, and we’re hoping the Great […]
by Veda Scott in Uncanny Magazine Issue Forty-Three
“It’s fake…right?” Without fail, this question (or some variation of this question: “picking the winners” is another popular response) remains the immediate follow-up upon learning that I am a professional wrestler. And yes, it’s fake. To be clear, saying “It’s fake” plays against the traditional mythos of pro wrestling. Giant muscle men fighting for championships. […]
by Javier Grillo–Marxuach in Uncanny Magazine Issue Forty-Three
One of the greatest monologues ever written and performed for television is Don Draper’s ad pitch for the Kodak Carousel slide projector in the finale of the first season of Mad Men: “In Greek, nostalgia literally means ‘the pain from an old wound.’ It’s a twinge in your heart far more powerful than memory alone. […]
by Dawn Xiana Moon in Uncanny Magazine Issue Forty-Three
(Content Note: Racial Slurs and Racist Violence) March 2020. Chicago is three days into lockdown and while my Facebook feed is busy baking bread, I’m testing software, researching business models, trying to figure out how to translate intimate circus cabaret shows and celebrations of geek culture into a livestream format that can give my […]
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