by AnaMaria Curtis in Uncanny Magazine Issue Forty-Seven
For once, I have the kitchen to myself. Mama’s gone, Paolo’s picking wedding things up from out of town, and Abuela went to visit an old friend while she’s back in the area. I start by clearing everything from the countertops and wiping them down. I put loud music on, the kind I can sing […]
by Marie Brennan in Uncanny Magazine Issue Forty-Seven
The sign for the exit said FATE in blocky white letters, with an arrow pointing the way to town. The old woman laughed and drove on. The highway unwound before her like a spool of frayed grey ribbon. Once the jewel of America, now the system was cracked and crumbling, its future stolen by children […]
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by Keidra Chaney in Uncanny Magazine Issue Forty-Seven
Can an “extremely online” person enjoy pop culture alone these days? It’s a challenge that I’ve posed to myself since the start of this year. After two+ years of relying on pop culture and social media as my way to connect to the world during lockdown, I needed a break from the 24/7 pop culture […]
by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas in Uncanny Magazine Issue Forty-Seven
As we write this, our daughter, Caitlin, is ill. We don’t know the severity of today’s illness. It might pass in hours, or be the first sign of a near-future hospitalization. Caitlin’s Aicardi syndrome creates a ton of medical issues. Caregiving her is often challenging, and sometimes terrifying. And yet, she has a great life. […]
by Gay Haldeman in Uncanny Magazine Issue Forty-Seven
This is a personal essay, based on my sixty plus years as a science fiction fan. I hope I can convey what the field has meant to me and the wonderful things I’ve seen in it. I met Joe Haldeman at a Valentine’s Day party when I was 15 and he was 17. He was […]
by Meg Elison in Uncanny Magazine Issue Forty-Seven
“They forced you to have kids?” the man asked. “One of them surprised me,” she said. “It made me pregnant, then told me about it. Said it was giving me what I wanted but would never come out and ask for.” “Was it?” “Yes.” She shook her head from side to side. “Oh, yes. But […]
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