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Laureate of the European SF Award for Best Magazine
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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An all-too-plausible scenario of body horror becoming commercial reality, by Andreas Flögel.
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What if we finally establish First Contact - and can no longer get them to shut up? By Richard Lau.
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What if the universal constant - wasn't? By Giulia Cassarà.
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Another hitherto unpublished tale from Gheorghe Săsărman's cycle of imaginary cities, translated from the Romanian by Monica Cure.
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An essay on reading sacred scripture as a masterwork of speculative worldbuilding, by Mariano Martín Rodríguez.
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Boredom often leads to innovation - perhaps even in artificial minds? By Martha Hipley.
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Scientific breakthroughs can occur in a single moment - and may never be undone. By A.P. Ritchey.
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A glimpse of our bright space-faring future... But does "future" exclude contemporary readers? And could "bright" upset light-sensitive eyes? By Paul Boltzmann.
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On a d20 roll of 10 or more, gain +1 initiative and read this tale, by R. Foster.
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Wherein the editors take stock of the Journal's largest intake of stories to date.
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The conclusion of the trilogy about Zeus and the first daughter of gods, by Richard Lau.
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An entirely plausible peak into the future of insurance business during an extraterrestrial invasion, by Stephen Kramer Avitabile.
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