by M. M. Olivas in Uncanny Magazine Issue Sixty
Content Note: Queerphobia, religious trauma, police brutality, violence towards animals, domestic violence, & the sexualization of feminine bodies I Our Most Detestable Shape Never forget you are their monster. That’s the first rule we tell you, crammed between us in the back of Paola’s dad’s vintage ’22 Dodge Challenger, his project car he lets […]
by Tananarive Due in Uncanny Magazine Issue Sixty
1926 Washington, D.C. Shaw District “There’s a man on the front stoop.” The words spilled from her in a much more mundane way than Judy had expected, considering how her neck was fluttering with her excited pulse. Alvin looked up from the new Langston Hughes poetry collection he was reading under the lamp in […]
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by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas in Uncanny Magazine Issue Sixty
This is all so very hard. As most of you know, our daughter Caitlin passed away on April 17, and we are still very raw and in pain. We wrote about our feelings on Black Gate. Caitlin was the absolute best of us. We love her so very much. The Thomases are still living through […]
by John Scalzi in Uncanny Magazine Issue Sixty
We are now in the year of 2024, for better or worse, which means there are entire adults with college degrees who have existed only and solely in the twenty-first century. And while there is nothing wrong with that (although, sorry, kids, I wish we had made a better century for you), it does mean […]
by LaShawn M. Wanak in Uncanny Magazine Issue Sixty
Late 2021, the ministry I used to serve in as an administrative assistant sent a memo saying that they were removing COVID-distancing restrictions. All those who weren’t immunity-compromised should come back to the office to work in person. Before COVID shut down our office, our building was filled to capacity as we were going through […]
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