Coming July 5, the 47th issue of the Hugo Award-winning Uncanny Magazine!!

All of the content will be available in the eBook version on the day of release.

The free online content will be released in 2 stages- half on day of release and half on August 2.

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Uncanny Magazine Issue 47 Table of Contents:

Cover:
The Wizard of Light by Kirbi Fagan

Editorials:
“The Uncanny Valley” by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas
“The Pregnant Body Problem” by Meg Elison

Fiction:
“Fate, Hope, Friendship, Foe” by Marie Brennan (7/5)
“Family Cooking” by AnaMaria Curtis (7/5)
“At the Lighthouse Out by the Othersea” by Juliet Kemp (7/5)
“Blessed Are the Healers” by K.S. Walker (7/5)

“If You Find Yourself Speaking to God, Address God with the Informal You” by John Chu (8/2)
“To Hunger, As with Perfect Faith” by Radha Kai Zan (8/2)
“Bramblewilde” by Jordan Taylor (8/2)

Reprint:
“The Hurt Pattern” by Tochi Onyebuchi (8/2)

Nonfiction:
“Finding My Way Back to Solitary Fandom” by Keidra Chaney (7/5)
“Wonderful Things I’ve Seen in Science Fiction Fandom” by Gay Haldeman (7/5)

“In Defense of the To Be Read Pile” by Jim C. Hines (8/2)
“She Is Sword, and She Is Sorcery: Womanhood in The Witcher and The Wheel of Time” by Jeannette Ng (8/2)

Poetry:
“Quiet and Fragile Try on the Same Romper” by Brandon O’Brien (7/5)
“Tuesday, Late Commute” by Sarah Grey (7/5)

“Sibylline” by Sonya Taaffe (8/2)
“Mirrors” by Millie Ho (8/2)

Interviews:
AnaMaria Curtis interviewed by Caroline M. Yoachim (7/5)

Jordan Taylor interviewed by Caroline M. Yoachim (8/2)

Podcasts:

Episode 47A (July 5): Editors’ Introduction, “Fate, Hope, Friendship, Foe” by Marie Brennan, as read by Erika Ensign, “Tuesday, Late Commute” by Sarah Grey. as read by Matt Peters, and Lynne M. Thomas interviewing Marie Brennan.

Episode 47B (August 2): Editors’ Introduction, “If You Find Yourself Speaking to God, Address God with the Informal You” by John Chu, as read by Matt Peters, “Mirrors” by Millie Ho, as read by Erika Ensign, and Lynne M. Thomas interviewing John Chu.