“Mi inspiración para luchar […] siempre ha venido del
agua: la protección por la vida, por cuidar lo que nos hace ser a
nosotros quienes somos—hijas e hijos del río.”
(“My inspiration for resistance […] has always come from the water: protection for life, for taking care of what makes us who we are—daughters and sons of the river.”)
—Yuvelis Morales Blanco (2026 Goldman Environmental Prize Winner)
(“My inspiration for resistance […] has always come from the water: protection for life, for taking care of what makes us who we are—daughters and sons of the river.”)
—Yuvelis Morales Blanco (2026 Goldman Environmental Prize Winner)
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Issue 2026.76
Flash fiction
- “A New Shell”, Mahaila Smith - art by L.E. Badillo
Short stories
- “Those Who Remember the Promise”, Nissa Harlow - art by Carmen Moran
- “Salt Water in Their Veins”, Sam Baxter - art by Leyelle M.G.
Novelettes
- “A Word, and Its Keeping”, Gwendolyn Hicks - art by Leyelle M.G.
- “Time Travel Triad”, Kyle Aisteach
- “The King of Swords”, M.X. Merrow - art by L.E. Badillo
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Alex Brown’s Must Read Short Speculative Fiction list for September 2026 in Reactor Magazine includes Sam Baxter’s Salt Water in Their Veins. “It’s a story made bittersweet by the climate crisis. […] It’s hard when the speculative becomes reality.”
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