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AEscifi.ca The Canadian Science Fiction Review
Free science fiction from the frozen North. Our new issue launches with 5 amazing new fiction pieces from Canadian and international authors and amazing local artists.
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Bunting by Katherine L. Hester — Bracken
When Mama Calls — Bracken
Liv is on her back, on the forest floor. Above, white clouds and blue sky make a patchwork quilt...
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by Wilson Koewing In the sky above Rouses Market, anvil-shaped thunderclouds matured. Jane Sprinkle — red hair draped over the hood of a yellow rain jacket — admired the looming storm and went insi…
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by Rich Giptar It was sunny enough to burn so we took the bus/Renault/Land Rover down to Skegness/Bournemouth/Sandbanks beach. I loved the beach though I’d never learned how to swim/how to snorkel/…