Uncanny Magazine Issue 71 Cover and Table of Contents!
Coming July 7, the 71st issue of the Hugo, Locus, and World Fantasy Award-winning Uncanny Magazine!!
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Uncanny Magazine Issue 71 Table of Contents
Cover:
Flower Crown by Ejiwa “Edge” Ebenebe
Editorial:
“The Uncanny Valley” by Michael Damian Thomas
Fiction:
“Leavetaking” by Tia Tashiro (7/7)
“Learning the Loom” by P. Djèlí Clark (7/7)
“This Is Just Another Carnaval Love Story” by Jana Bianchi (7/7)
“The Cinema of Babel” by Sam J. Miller (8/4)
“Judar of the Island: A Story Told in Four Feasts” by Rida Altaf (8/4)
“A Hundred Ways the Story Ends” by Tara Sim (8/4)
Reprint:
“White Lines on a Green Field” by Catherynne M. Valente (7/7)
Essays:
“The Strange Worlds Among Us—of Turing, Trans People, and the Road to Laniakea” by Ryka Aoki (7/7)
“Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with AI Slop 1969 AD” by Lizbeth Myles (7/7)
“This Is Not About AI” by Hana Lee (8/4)
“Middle-Aged Love: Rereading in Your Forties and Beyond” by Marissa Lingen (8/4)
Poetry:
“Instructions for Becoming Fire” by Chisomaga Umenyi (7/7)
“Six Views of a Speedster” by Gwendolyn Hicks (7/7)
“I called the swan down” by Laura Cranehill (8/4)
“enough johnnie blue” by E. A. Bourland (8/4)
Interviews:
Interview: P. Djèlí Clark by Caroline M. Yoachim (7/7)
Interview: Rida Altaf by Caroline M. Yoachim (8/4)
Podcasts:
Episode 71A (7/7): Editor’s Introduction; “Leavetaking” by Tia Tashiro, as read by Erika Ensign; “Instructions for Becoming Fire” by Chisomaga Umenyi, as read by Matt Peters; and Michael Damian Thomas interviewing Tia Tashiro.
Episode 71B (8/4): Editor’s Introduction; “The Cinema of Babel” by Sam J. Miller, as read by Matt Peters; “I called the swan down” by Laura Cranehill, as read by Erika Ensign; and Michael Damian Thomas interviewing Sam J. Miller.