New issue: 2020.54

“It hurts me that, if global warming still continues, if global warming continues on a large scale, it’s going to affect our future only; we the children and the coming future generation is going to suffer. So I wanted to do something about that, and that’s why I sued my government.”

—Ridhima Pandey

Issue 2020.54

Flash fiction

• ‘Dragon Years’, Juliet Kemp (illustrated by Martin Hanford)

Short stories

• ‘A Stereoscopic Landscape View of Torino with Damsels and Distress’, Celia Neri (illustrated by Josep Lledó)
• ‘The Foraging’, Shelly Jones (illustrated by Joyce Chng)
• ‘Strange Engines’, Jordan Taylor (illustrated by Eric Asaris)
• ‘The Facts Are These’, M. Bennardo (illustrated by Cécile Matthey)
• ‘The Shadow Catchers’, Vanessa Fogg (illustrated by Katharine A. Viola)
• ‘Cascade’, A.J. Fitzwater (illustrated by Fluffgar)

Poetry

• ‘Demon Summoning for the Modern Femme’, Avra Margariti (illustrated by L.E. Badillo)
• ‘This Soundless Murk’, Hester J. Rook (illustrated by Miguel Santos)

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New issue 2016.36

“But when I woke up this morning, could’ve sworn it was judgment day.”
—

Issue 2016.36

• ‘Embedded’, A.J. Fitzwater (illustrated by Miranda Jean)
• ‘Keeping the Stars’ (poem), Anna Sykora (illustrated by Carmen Moran)
• ‘The Orchids of Lethe’, M. Bennardo (illustrated by Christina Cartwright)
• ‘Holy Many-Minds Home’, Michael Díaz Feito (illustrated by Cécile Matthey)
• ‘Vengeance Sewn with Fey Cord’, Christine Lucas (illustrated by Pear Nuallak)

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New Issue 2015.34

“When I look back, I am so impressed again with the life-giving power of literature. If I were a young person today, trying to gain a sense of myself in the world, I would do that again by reading, just as I did when I was young.”

—Maya Angelou

Issue 2015.34

• ‘Causeway’, A.J. Fitzwater (illustrated by Pandalion Death)
• ‘The Day the Books Left’, Simon Kewin (illustrated by Michael Csontos)
• ‘Godwin's Law’, Curtis C. Chen (illustrated by Miguel Santos)
• ‘It Kills Your Heart’, Anthony M. Abboreno (illustrated by Carmen Moran)
• ‘Crescendo’, Omi Wilde (illustrated by Martin Hanford)

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New Issue: 2013.27

“There was a time when Patience ceased to be a virtue. It was long ago.”
--Charlotte Perkins Gilman

 
Issue 2013.27

• ‘Monsters’, Amelie Daigle (art by Teresa Tunaley)
• ‘Shadow Boy and the Little Match Girl’, C.A. Hawksmoor (art by Cécile Matthey)
• ‘Final Passage’, Addison Clift (art by Carmen Moran)
• ‘The Light Princess’, Ephiny Gale (art by Ivan de Montbrison)
• ‘The Water Thief’, Jack Waddell (art by Miranda Jean)
• ‘A Fear of Falling Under’, A.J. Fitzwater (art by Robin E. Kaplan)

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New Issue 2012.22

I get angry when I hear the word ‘empire’; it reminds me of slavery, it reminds me of thousands of years of brutality, it reminds me of how my foremothers were raped and my forefathers brutalised.
-- Benjamin Zephaniah (on being offered the OBE)

Issue 2012.22

• ‘A History of the 20th Century, with illustrations: Atonement’, Ian Sales (illustrated by Robin E. Kaplan)
• ‘Bilaadi’, S. Ali (illustrated by Carmen)
• ‘The City of Sand and Knives’, A.J. Fitzwater (illustrated by Laura-Anca Adascalitei)
• ‘The Boy who Shattered Time’, Mark D. Dunn (illustrated by Cécile Matthey)
• ‘Requiem for Shiva’, D. Thomas Minton (illustrated by Rhiannon Rasmussen-Silverstein)

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