“We need to have a movement that is willing to let
everyone speak, to create space, to listen to different voices, to be
challenged.”
—Talissa M. Soto
—Talissa M. Soto
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Issue 2023.64
Short stories
- ‘Purity’, Jennifer R. Donohue - art by Fluffgar
- ‘His New Body’, Simon Kewin - art by Miguel Santos
- ‘The Thousand Tongues of Sara’, Jonathan Olfert - art by Cécile Matthey
- ‘Side Effects May Vary’, Avra Margariti - art by Toeken
Poetry
- ‘Going Under’, Ujjvala Bagal Rahn
- ‘Solitary’, David Birch Ellis - art by Joyce Chng
- ‘The Later Life of Herr Samsa’s Picture’, Elizabeth R. McClellan - art by Dr T. Eratopo
- ‘Mageochory’, S. Brackett Robertson - art by Dr T. Eratopo
3 comments:
Great stuff throughout if I do say so myself. Especially loved Margariti's 'Side Effects May Vary,' which rang painfully true. - Jon O.
In Strange Horizons' “Short Fiction Treasures”, Maria Haskins includes a lovely short review of The Thousand Tongues of Sara, concluding, ‘Olfert explores language and interspecies communication in an intriguing and entertaining way, and I loved Sara’s ingenuity, her determination, and her curiosity about alien cuisine.’
The first story i read in Future Fire wad Purity by Jennifer R. Donahue. Since then I've enjoyed all the stories and poems, but Purity rings in my head. Beautiful magazine.
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