Our annual thematic issue, this year dedicated to uchronia (alternate pasts and their futures), is now available for reading on screen as
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Lectori salutem. As you are reading this, the world as we know it will have already slipped from a global pandemic into
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Exactly what the title says, by Arturo Sierra.
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A diplomatic excursion to a Byzantine Empire that knows no god(s), by Bob Johnston.
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The United States' early legislators consider the role of clairvoyance in public policy, by Ron Fein.
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Soviet cosmonauts love their children, too, by Vaughan Stanger.
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Speculative engineering shakes things up in the ancient world, by Austin Scarberry.
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Travelogue dispatched from a Britain recovering from nuclear war, by Jared Kavanagh.
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What if Native Americans had forged a confederation, by Carlton Herzog.
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Alternate history meets Wellsian fan fiction, by David Barber.
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Better have your wits about you when filling in this form to achieve just the opposite, by Darryl A. Smith.
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A fateful "what if" scenario set during the Fourth Crusade, by Matias Travieso-Diaz.
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Imagining life as a sexually transmitted disease with a 100% mortality rate, by Leonardo Espinoza Benavides.
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Some of us like to read our seasonal dose of speculative fiction on trusty old paper. For your convenience, here you can
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Lectori salutem. Imagine a child growing up alone in a locked room, with no one for company but a mirror. Every morning,
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What if the morality of our actions were subject to an eternal cycle of re-evaluation in the afterlife, by Alexander B. Joy.
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A comedy of errors in three acts with serious implications (or the lack thereof), by Andy Dibble.
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Dark reflections on one of the best contemporary SF television series, by David Kyle Johnson.
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An intimate look at the art and business of a thorough personality make-over, by Marcelo Worsley.
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