by M Evan MacGriogair in Uncanny Magazine Issue Thirty-Five
Thig crìoch air an t-saoghal ach mairidh gaol is ceòl. Come the end of the world, love and music will endure. She sits by the water’s edge, listening for a song to prove that point. She came out here to the edge of Loch Fada to see…something. All she sees is water and hills. […]
by Tina Connolly in Uncanny Magazine Issue Thirty-Five
You have always been at this birthday party. You will always be at this birthday party. Much like parenthood, the birthday party extends to fill every corner of your waking thoughts. There is a nine-year-old boy chugging root beer straight from the bottle and a six-year-old girl coloring in a heart for Shrinky Dinks. Your […]
by Jenn Reese in Uncanny Magazine Issue Thirty-Five
We stop at the gas station in the desert, the last one for a hundred miles. Kaia grabs a Coke from the refrigerator case, twists the cap, drinks half of it right there with the door still open, the artificial chill rolling over her sweaty skin. I stand in the snack aisle and watch her. […]
by P. Djèlí Clark in Uncanny Magazine Issue Thirty-Five
“Will I live to see my utopia?”—Adrian Veidt, Ozymandias When I first saw the trailer for HBO’s adaptation of Watchmen, I knew I wanted to see it. Guys in Rorschach masks. “Tick Tock, Tick Tock.” And best of all, Regina King as a brand new hero in a nun outfit. What was there not to […]
by Elsa Sjunneson in Uncanny Magazine Issue Thirty-Five
I have been thinking a lot about the genres that reinforce white supremacy this month. Over the last 15 days, Seattle experienced police violence that made our streets tantamount to a war zone. While I watched on a live stream, fifteen minutes’ walk from my home, the police set off hundreds of flash bangs. They […]
by Caitlin Starling in Uncanny Magazine Issue Thirty-Five
This past winter, I was hired to write a tie-in novella for Vampire: The Masquerade. I decided to write about sheep. I invented a small farming and arts commune based here in Portland, Oregon, and I filled it with oblivious humans and romantic vampires. It was inspired in no small part by all the farming […]
by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas in Uncanny Magazine Issue Thirty-Five
As we write this, our daughter Caitlin has been home from the hospital for six months and remains healthy in our new house. We’re extremely grateful, but the world is otherwise terrifying right now. The COVID-19 pandemic continues with no end in sight. Horrible regimes around the world continue policies that harm people in so […]
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The Nine Scents of Sorrow by Jordan Taylor
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The Inaccessibility of Heaven by Aliette de Bodard
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fair exchange by Ewen Ma
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Thank You, Patreon Supporters! by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas
Transforming Anxiety by Danny Lore
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Interview: M Evan MacGriogair by Caroline M. Yoachim
Interview: Aliette de Bodard by Aliette de Bodard
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