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Occurrence at O1339 by Kelly Jennings (audio)This episode features "Occurrence at O1339" written by Kelly Jennings. Published in the April 2024 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read by Kate...
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The Rambler by Shen Dacheng (audio)This episode features "The Rambler" written by Shen Dacheng and translated by Cara Healey. Published in the April 2024 issue of Clarkesworld...
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The Arborist by Derrick Boden (audio)This episode features "The Arborist" written by Derrick Boden. Published in the April 2024 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read by Kate Baker....
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The Indomitable Captain Holli by Rich Larson (audio)This episode features "The Indomitable Captain Holli" written by Rich Larson. Published in the April 2024 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read...
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An Intergalactic Smugglers Guide to Homecoming by Tia Tashiro (audio)This episode features "An Intergalactic Smugglers Guide to Homecoming" written by Tia Tashiro. Published in the April 2024 issue of Clarkesworld...
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The Lark Ascending by Eleanna Castroianni (audio)This episode features "The Lark Ascending" written by Eleanna Castroianni. Published in the April 2024 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read by...
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Twenty-Four Hours by H.H. PakSix hours left. “What do you want to eat sweetheart?” She looks at me expectantly, holding out her phone to show me the menu. “It...
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Our Chatbots Said "I Love You," Shall We Meet? by Caroline M. YoachimHere at 123aiLOVEu, we take all the guesswork out of dating. With personalized chatbots trained on social media and chat histories, we put you in...
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Artistic Encounters of a Monumental Nature by S.B. DivyaNasadiya squinted up at the sandstone hoodoo and considered whether it would make a large enough canvas to catch people’s attention. The...
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The Reflection of Sand by Tan Gang, translated by Emily JinWhen web crawler RC-103 reported to the Cloud Consciousness about the century-long changes of a city in the East, this eon-long great collective...
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Himalia by Carrie VaughnOutside the viewport, light and shadow stitched a tapestry across the surface of Himalia. The shuttle ticked the countdown, thrusters firing to...
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Bodies by Cat McMahanAt the diner down the block, it is not unusual for the waitress to keep us waiting at the door. She does, after all, have many tables of people to...
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Off Track by Luc DiamantDear Ms. Bloome, This is to inform you that your daughter has been in violation of several school rules of late. Despite the school’s clear...
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Dream Hacking: A Guided Tour Through the Science and Fiction of Dreamland by Gunnar De WinterDream hacking has been a staple of science fiction old and new. In Le Guin’s The Lathe of Heaven, the protagonist, George Orr, discovers that...
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Questions Presenting as Narrative: A Conversation with Suyi Davies Okungbowa by Arley SorgSuyi Davies Okungbowa was born in Benin City, Edo, Nigeria. His parents are both professors in the sciences who also embraced the arts. Okungbowa...
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Friendship and Explosions: A Conversation with Tobias S. Buckell and Dave Klecha by Arley SorgDave Klecha was born in Detroit and grew up in the Metro area, matriculating through five different school systems before graduating high school....
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Editor's Desk: A Marketing Problem by Neil ClarkeI started writing this month’s editorial while I was on a short family vacation to the Jersey Shore. While packing the car, I decided to toss...
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Fishy by Alice ToweyFishy had been sitting all alone on its shelf for ten days when the woman walked in. She had long, curly black hair pulled back in a ponytail and...
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The Portmeirion Road by Fiona MooreMorag took her walking stick and set out on the Portmeirion Road. Portmeirion was behind her and she was walking back towards Pen-y-Groes, so she...
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In Which Caruth is Correct by Carolyn ZhaoYou’re not meant to fix what happens in the time loops. Doctor’s orders, and that comes even before they give you the survey and the...
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The Brotherhood of Montague St. Video by Thomas HaAt first I thought something had broken in my book. I didn’t notice until the afternoon light from the windows began to recede. I tried to...
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The Texture of Memory, of Light by Samara AumanAs my implants processed and transformed the scene in front of me from moment to memory, the silky iridescence of an oil slick slid over my field...
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The Blinding Light of Resurrection by Rajeev PrasadHands trembling, Shiv Mehta snatched the print copy of his wife’s ribcage off the conveyor belt and lowered the print into an organ tank....
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The Weight of Your Own Ashes by Carlie St. GeorgeAlice wants to hold a funeral for me, which is disconcerting because I’m not dead. But humans, like all aliens—and certainly all...
