New issue: 2025.74

“We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings. Any human power can be resisted and changed by human beings. Resistance and change often begin in art, and very often in our art—the art of words.”

—Ursula K. Le Guin (National Book Awards, 2014)

Issue 2025.74

Short stories

• ‘The Sons of Victor Levitak’, Rowley Amato - art by Toeken
• ‘Sentinel’, Lauren Ferebee - art by Barbara Candiotti
• ‘Seven Stories for Now and Later’, Nancy S. Koven
• ‘Unblooded Gospel’, Justin Taroli - art by Toeken

Novelettes

• ‘The Better Ends’, V. Zixin - art by Carmen Moran
• ‘Limue’s Alphabet’, Eleanor Glewwe - art by Barbara Candiotti

Poetry

• ‘The Void Is in a Playful Mood Tonight’, Naomi Simone Borwein - art by Carmen Moran

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New issue: 2025.72

“As climate movements, we’re often almost bullied into this belief that as soon as we talk about anything but emissions we’re losing sight of our actual issues. But as climate activists we need to stand up for democracy, we need to stand up for the truth.”

—Luisa Neubauer

Issue 2025.72

Short stories

• ‘Minotaur’, Jaime Gill - art by Toeken
• ‘Featured Exhibit: Drop in a Bucket’, Ziggy Schutz
• ‘Safe in a Malachite Storm’, Devin Miller - art by Carmen Moran
• ‘All That Water’, Eris Young - art by Barbara Candiotti
• ‘Turnabout’, Ana Wesley - art by Joel Bisaillon

Novelettes

• ‘Cupernicity’, B. Morris Allen - art by Katharine A. Viola

Poetry

• ‘Unformed’, Veda Villiers - art by Melkorka
• ‘Raised’, Deborah Harford - art by Melkorka

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