Still elated by Sci Phi co-editor Mariano’s European SF Translation award at the 2026 EuroCon in Berlin, we are happy to bring
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Laureate of the European SF Award for Best Magazine
Survival by the barest skin of our teeth, by Christian Emecheta.
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It's always been that way. What could possibly go wrong? By Mark Ifanson.
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Odd extraterrestrials we encounter may find us weirder still, by Gordon Linzner.
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A philosophical exploration of Jeff VanderMeer's similarly unclassifiable novel, by Giulia Suzzi.
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...and eager to please, by Thomas Canfield.
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Some freight may be too smart for its own good, by Diana Parrilla.
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An essay on the pioneer of memetic landscapes, by James C. Clar.
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But for heaven's sake, just don't get the dates mixed up! By Arturo Sierra.
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A reminder to follow appropriate administrative protocols across all your incarnations, by Carol Mbugua.
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And how beings different from us would contemplate them, by John McLaughlin.
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A prose poem of creative destruction, by George Salis.
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Wherein the editors change tack to embrace light-hearted summer reading and rejoice over the 2026 EuroCon.
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What if another species were biologically equipped to see the moral shade of souls? By David Maskill.
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How far would you go to hold the fabric of the universe together? By Márton Kispál.
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Could cargo cults emerge on exoplanets without us even noticing? By Lily Lachance.
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An essay proposing a perspective on SF that's (perhaps refreshingly) different from Sci Phi Journal's traditional line, by Dustin Grinnell.
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