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Where Oaken Hearts Do Gather

by Sarah Pinsker in Uncanny Magazine Issue Thirty-Nine

About “Where Oaken Hearts Do Gather” (5 contributors, 5 notes, 7 comments) →“Where Oaken Hearts Do Gather” (Roud 423, Child 313) is a traditional English folk ballad. Like many traditional songs, the lyrics are unattributed. Child transcribed twenty verses, and a twenty-first got added later (and is included here for some unknown reason—I keep […]

Award Honors: Eugie Award Winner, Hugo Award Winner- Best Short Story, Locus Award Winner- Best Short Story, Nebula Award Winner- Best Short Story, Stabby Award Finalist- Best Short Fiction, World Fantasy Award Finalist- Best Short Fiction

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Clearly Lettered in a Mostly Steady Hand

by Fran Wilde in Uncanny Magazine Issue Eighteen

Entrance There’s a ticket booth on my tongue. Don’t look in my eyes, don’t plead curiosity, you won’t get anywhere with that. Try it and you’ll see your reflection in my sea-green gaze: your shadow sprinting through the heavy glass doors. You’ll smell a whiff of brine, perhaps something more volatile. You’ll be caught and […]

Award Honors: Eugie Award Winner, Hugo Award Finalist- Best Short Story, Nebula Award Finalist- Best Short Story, World Fantasy Award Finalist- Best Short Fiction

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