Fiction: The Rented Swan, by Joan Aiken
Fiction: The Swordsman Whose Name Was Not Death, by Ellen Kushner
Fiction: Travel Agency, by Ellen Klages
Strange Horizons Fiction: Podcast: Hear the Enemy, My Daughter, by Kenneth Schneyer read by Anaea Lay
Strange Horizons Fiction: Podcast: Hiding on the Red Sands of Mars, by Anaea Lay read by Anaea Lay
Messengers from the Stars Will Come to Help Us Overcome the Obstacles That Hold Us Back From Achieving Our True Potential., by Grady Hendrix
Strange Horizons Fiction: Young Love on the Run from the Federal Alien Administration New Mexico Division (1984), by Grant Stone
Strange Horizons Fiction: Beneath Impossible Circumstances, by Andrea Kneeland
Strange Horizons Fiction Department: Stories We've Seen Too Often
Strange Horizons Fiction: All Talk, by Will Ludwigsen
Strange Horizons Fiction: Just After Midnight, by Christie Skipper Ritchotte
Aftermath (Part 1 of 2), by Joy Kennedy-O'Neill
Aftermath (Part 2 of 2), by Joy Kennedy-O'Neill
Cinderella Suicide, by Samantha Henderson
Ex Machina, by Margaret Ronald
Spinning Out (Part 2), by Jamie Barras, illustration by Carole Hall
Spinning Out, by Jamie Barras, illustration by Carole Hall
The All-Night Truck Stop Polka Band (part 1 of 2), by Shaenon K. Garrity
The All-Night Truck Stop Polka Band (part 2 of 2), by Shaenon K. Garrity
Strange Horizons Fiction: Significant Figures, by Rachael Acks
Strange Horizons Fiction: The Mother of All Squid Builds a Library, by Ada Hoffmann
Strange Horizons Fiction: Why Don't You Ask the Doomsday Machine?, by Elliott Essex
Strange Horizons Fiction: Why Don't You Ask the Doomsday Machine?, by Elliott Essex
Strange Horizons Poetry: Datafall, by Richard Larson
Strange Horizons Poetry: Power Men, by Jenny Blackford
Fiction: Chameleon (part 2 of 2), by Beth Bernobich
Fiction: Klokwerk's Heart (part 2 of 2), by Anna Tambour, illustration by Karl Huber
Fiction: Portraits of My Lovers, by K. J. Kirby, illustration by Christine Griffin
Fiction: Sock Heroes, by M. Thomas
Strange Horizons Fiction: A to Z Theory, by Toh EnJoe read by Anaea Lay