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Introduction to 2181 Overture, Second Edition by Gu Shi, translated by Emily JinIn July 2088, shortly after I woke up from cryosleep, I received a copy of 2181 Overture. Assuming the book was science fiction, I didn’t...
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Silo, Sweet Silo by James CastlesA silo is a good home. It is snug, secure, and shielded. It maintains optimal temperature and humidity. The walls are all perfectly equidistant...
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Going Time by Amal SinghIt’s six weeks ’til Going Time. I never really got used to that naming convention. The phrase has “Going” and...
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The Expanding Repertoire of the Gene by Douglas F. DluzenOur genes govern how we grow and develop and influence our responses to the environment. Thanks to the advent of sophisticated genetic engineering...
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Nonexistent People in Worlds Unobserved: A Conversation with Kelly Barnhill by Arley SorgKelly Barnhill was born in Minneapolis, MN. She went to St. Catherine University in St. Paul and double majored in English and theology. “I...
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Joy and Wonder: A Conversation with Ian McDonald by Arley SorgIan McDonald was born in Manchester, England, the son of an Irish mother and Scottish father. He has lived in Northern Ireland since age five. He...
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Editor's Desk: 2022 Readers' Poll Finalists by Neil ClarkeIn late January, we held the first phase of our annual Clarkesworld Magazine Readers’ Poll for best short story, novelette/novella, and cover...
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Pearl by Felix Rose Kawitzky (audio)This episode features "Pearl" written by Felix Rose Kawitzky. Published in the January 2023 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read by Kate Baker....
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Sharp Undoing by Natasha King (audio)This episode features "Sharp Undoing" written by Natasha King. Published in the January 2023 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read by Kate Baker....
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Zhuangzi's Dream by Cao Baiyu (audio)This episode features "Zhuangzi's Dream" written by Cao Baiyu and translated by Stella Jiayue Zhu. Published in the January 2023 issue of...
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Anais Gets a Turn by R.T. Ester (audio)This episode features "Anais Gets a Turn" written by R.T. Ester. Published in the January 2023 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read by Kate...
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The Fortunate Isles by Gregory Feeley (audio)This episode features "The Fortunate Isles" written by Gregory Feeley. Published in the January 2023 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read by...
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Symbiosis by D.A. Xiaolin Spires (audio)This episode features "Symbiosis" written by D.A. Xiaolin Spires. Published in the January 2023 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read by Kate...
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Symbiosis by D.A. Xiaolin SpiresWhen I had been chosen to have a child, I was apprehensive more than ecstatic. All the other “lottery winners” seemed to be joyous. On...
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The Fortunate Isles by Gregory FeeleyThose who came before us believed they lived in the early days of a new nation, and they left documentation for posterity the way their forbears...
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Anais Gets a Turn by R.T. EsterThe world-organism is awake and has spent the last decade playing round after round of tic-tac-toe with itself. Hearing this the first time, Anais...
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Zhuangzi's Dream by Cao Baiyu, translated by Stella Jiayue ZhuLatent summer stirred while spring lay dormant. April had come to the Kingdom of S’ong and brought with it spells of rain. Tadpoles in the...
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Sharp Undoing by Natasha KingSure enough we could not outrun the hoverbikes. Understandable—yes? Yes. We were a new thing, a sharp thing; not a fast thing. So we stood...
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Pearl by Felix Rose KawitzkyFor Vera Florence Cooper RubinAstronomer, pioneer in the discovery of Dark Matter and the “Galaxy Rotation Problem” [Transcript of the...
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A (Brief) Love Letter to the Chemistry of Molecules by Ashley DengThe microscopic world is fascinatingly geometric. Look at viruses under a microscope (and you would need a particularly powerful one to do so, the...
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Pausing to Think: A Conversation with Ada Hoffmann by Arley SorgAda Hoffmann was born in Kingston, Ontario—a university town about halfway between Toronto and Ottawa. Technically, they have been writing...
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Relentless Curiosity: A Conversation with Paul McAuley by Arley SorgPaul McAuley’s “Wagon, Passing” was published in the June 1984 issue of Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, and he has...
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Editor's Desk: 2022 in Review by Neil ClarkeWith the start of a new year comes the inevitable looking back at the previous one. Strictly by the numbers, here’s a quick snapshot of...
