Uncanny Magazine Issue 69 Cover and Table of Contents!
Coming March 3, the 69th issue of the Hugo, Locus, and World Fantasy Award-winning Uncanny Magazine!!
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Uncanny Magazine Issue 69 Table of Contents
Cover:
Kuolonuni by Broci
Editorial:
“The Uncanny Valley” by Michael Damian Thomas
Fiction:
“What We Mean When We Talk About the Hole in the Bathroom” by Angela Liu (3/3)
“Chimera” by Anjali Sachdeva (3/3)
“When Things Went Bad” by Stephen Graham Jones (3/3)
“The Woman Who Stole Flowers” by Theodora Goss (4/7)
“Permanent Press” by Sunwoo Jeong (4/7)
“Welcome to Heroism” by John Wiswell (4/7)
Essays:
“Bittersweet Endings (for All Who Live to See Such Times)” by Samantha Mills (3/3)
“Endings and Other Lies” by Jim C. Hines (3/3)
“What Prose Writers Can Learn from Script Writers (and What Not to Learn)” by Jane Espenson (4/7)
“What Does It Mean to Be Immortal?” by Ai Jiang (4/7)
Poetry:
“The Mighty Impervious Woman Considers Retirement” by Izzy Wasserstein (3/3)
“machining of little moons” by Eva Papasoulioti (3/3)
“The Truth About Wolves” by Marissa Lingen (4/7)
“Nuclear Deterrence Doll” by Thomas Mixon (4/7)
Interviews:
Interview: Anjali Sachdeva by Caroline M. Yoachim (3/3)
Interview: Sunwoo Jeong by Caroline M. Yoachim (4/7)
Podcasts:
Uncanny Magazine Podcast Episode 69A (3/3): Editor’s Introduction; “What We Mean When We Talk About the Hole in the Bathroom” by Angela Liu, as read by Matt Peters; “The Mighty Impervious Woman Considers Retirement” by Izzy Wasserstein, as read by Erika Ensign; and Michael Damian Thomas interviewing Angela Liu.
Uncanny Magazine Podcast Episode 69B (4/7): Editor’s Introduction; “The Woman Who Stole Flowers” by Theodora Goss, as read by Erika Ensign; “The Truth About Wolves” by Marissa Lingen, as read by Matt Peters; and Michael Damian Thomas interviewing Theodora Goss.