An all-too-plausible scenario of body horror becoming commercial reality, by Andreas Flögel.
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MoreWhat if we finally establish First Contact - and can no longer get them to shut up? By Richard Lau.
MoreWhat if the universal constant - wasn't? By Giulia Cassarà.
MoreAnother hitherto unpublished tale from Gheorghe Săsărman's cycle of imaginary cities, translated from the Romanian by Monica Cure.
MoreAn essay on reading sacred scripture as a masterwork of speculative worldbuilding, by Mariano Martín Rodríguez.
MoreBoredom often leads to innovation - perhaps even in artificial minds? By Martha Hipley.
MoreScientific breakthroughs can occur in a single moment - and may never be undone. By A.P. Ritchey.
MoreA glimpse of our bright space-faring future... But does "future" exclude contemporary readers? And could "bright" upset light-sensitive eyes? By Paul Boltzmann.
MoreOn a d20 roll of 10 or more, gain +1 initiative and read this tale, by R. Foster.
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MoreWherein the editors take stock of the Journal's largest intake of stories to date.
MoreThe conclusion of the trilogy about Zeus and the first daughter of gods, by Richard Lau.
MoreAn entirely plausible peak into the future of insurance business during an extraterrestrial invasion, by Stephen Kramer Avitabile.
MoreAs it is being filled out by a lady upon escaping our planet, by F. B. Hughes.
MoreAn essay on the enduring appeal of curated fiction, by Mina.
More... cosmic butterfly wings that send ripples through history, by Tilemahos Efthimiadis.
MoreUseful prenatal advice before giving birth to mythical creatures well endowed with limbs, by A. J. Rocca.
MoreAnd if you reckon underground shelters don't need bureaucracy, think again. By James Mapes.
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