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Uncanny Magazine Issue 20 Table of Contents

Cover
Sleepless on the Silk Road by Tran Nguyen

Editorial
“The Uncanny Valley” by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas (1/2)

Fiction
“She Still Loves the Dragon” by Elizabeth Bear (1/2)
“Contingency Plans for the Apocalypse” by S.B. Divya (1/2)
“The Hydraulic Emperor” by Arkady Martine (1/2)

“Lines of Growth, Lines of Passage” by Marissa Lingen (2/6)
“Your Slaughterhouse, Your Killing Floor” by Sunny Moraine (2/6)
“The Utmost Bound” by Vivian Shaw (2/6)
“The Date” by R.K. Kalaw (2/6)

Reprint Fiction
“Conservation Laws” by Vandana Singh (1/2)

Nonfiction
“We Will See You Now” by Fran Wilde (1/2)
“The Stories Our Games Tell Us: Excellent Narrative Games of 2017” by John Wiswell (1/2)
“Mobile Matchmaking Hell” by Iori Kusano (1/2)

“Postcards from the Apocalypse” by Rebecca Roanhorse (2/6)
“How to Make a Witch-Hunt: Salem 1692” by Sarah Monette (2/6)

Poetry
“The Early Ones” by Sofia Samatar and Del Samatar (1/2)
“The Knight of the Beak” by Sofia Samatar and Del Samatar (1/2)
“The Cat’s Daughters” by Nitoo Das (1/2)

“Shadow-Song” by Sonya Taaffe (2/6)
“1532” by Ana Hurtado (2/6)

Interviews
S.B. Divya interviewed by Caroline M. Yoachim (1/2)

Sunny Moraine interviewed by Caroline M. Yoachim (2/6)

Podcasts
20A (1/2)
“She Still Loves the Dragon” by Elizabeth Bear, as read by Stephanie Malia Morris
“The Cat’s Daughters” by Nitoo Das, as read by Erika Ensign
Lynne M. Thomas Interviews Elizabeth Bear

20B (2/6)
“Lines of Growth, Lines of Passage” by Marissa Lingen, as read by Erika Ensign
“1532” by Ana Hurtado, as read by Stephanie Malia Morris
Lynne M. Thomas Interviews Marissa Lingen