A boss-level quest, not only for ornithologists, by Alexander B. Joy.
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Laureate of the European SF Award for Best Magazine
A life-and-death demographic crisis. Quite literally. By Matt MacBride.
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On the blessings of SF for young minds, by Mina.
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Mythical gift givers may themselves be naughty or nice, by Richard Lau.
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The best way to win is to not play, by Jeff Currier.
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Endings can make the stars align, by Amanda Cecelia Lang.
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Wherein the editors get carried away and use phrases like "existential angst" and "ideascapes". You've been warned.
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A visceral combat tour through the glory and horror of absolute victory, by Barry Charman.
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Semi-hard SF meets Hindu theology - in space! By Manjula Menon.
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What could have been the course the Thirty Years' War had Wallenstein survived his assassination? By Matias Travieso-Diaz.
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Pragmatic reflections for legislators who may one day need to implement the Laws of Robotics, by Mircea Băduț.
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It's only a question of time before AI realises that "rules are meant to be broken", by Ngô Binh Anh Khoa.
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If you create life, do you own it? By James Machell.
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Guest essay on the prescience of Erewhon, a pioneering classic of the SF genre, by former Sci Phi editor Ray Blank.
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A trigger warning may be in order for this disturbing exhibit of fictional journalism, by M. Shaw.
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Tired of sports? Try your luck with a wager on the stars! By Andrew Fraknoi.
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