by Aliette de Bodard in Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-Two
Thuận Lộc stared at the cup. It was dark, and mottled with the characteristic patterning of silver-eye fungus. The tea inside was trembling—the faint vibrations from the Mausoleum, the dead ships’ atrophied motors that would never again allow them to hang, weightless, among the stars. Even now—even standing far away from it in that small […]
by Kylie Lee Baker in Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-Two
Content Note: death, car accidents, drug overdose, murder, internalized homophobia, mentions of gun violence I am simply not the kind of person who dies. Even before the Monarch told me the truth, I knew it the way animals know to burrow into the earth before landslides, the way they taste storms on the wind […]
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by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas in Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-Two
We’re writing this editorial from a hotel room at Norwescon in scenic SeaTac, Washington. We made it. Our daughter Caitlin gets to enjoy her family being Guests of Honor at a fabulous convention. We’re having a magical time with friends and family. Caitlin visited the Space Needle, Pacific Science Center, Chihuly Museum, and Museum of […]
by Hana Lee in Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-Two
Recently, I fulfilled a childhood dream. My debut fantasy novel sold to a publisher; my words will soon be packaged behind a pretty cover and shared with the world. Along with this victory came an urge to look back on the path that led me here—a path I can more-or-less trace through Twitter, ever since […]
by Caroline M. Yoachim in Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-Two
“I am sure the next step will be the electronic image, and I hope I shall live to see it. I trust that the creative eye will continue to function, whatever technological innovations may develop.” —Ansel Adams How can we imagine art that doesn’t exist? Science fiction is the genre of the future, and depictions […]
by LaShawn M. Wanak in Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-Two
Earlier this year, I was invited to try out a new feature in Notion, the notetaking/productivity/database program I use for writing projects. Notion AI is similar to ChatGPT in that it uses AI to help you brainstorm, outline, and even write first drafts. Already many writers were decrying the use of AI on social media, […]
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