Strange Horizons Fiction: Bleaker Collegiate Presents an All-Female Production of Waiting for Godot, by Claire Humphrey
Strange Horizons Fiction: The Grinnell Method (part 1 of 2), by Molly Gloss
Strange Horizons Fiction: The Rugged Track, by Liz Argall (part 1 of 2)
Strange Horizons Fiction: Selkie Stories Are for Losers, by Sofia Samatar
Strange Horizons Fiction: Recognizing Gabe: un cuento de hadas, by Alberto Yáñez
Strange Horizons Fiction: In the Cold, by Kelly Jennings
Strange Horizons Fiction: Foam on the Water, by Cat Rambo
Strange Horizons Fiction: Magnificent Pigs, by Cat Rambo
Strange Horizons Fiction: Bright Lights, by Robert Reed
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Strange Horizons Fiction: Beneath Impossible Circumstances, by Andrea Kneeland
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He promised he’d keep his heart, but circumstances have changed.
Strange Horizons - Cocoon By H. Pueyo, Art by Gianne Encarnacion
Strange Horizons - The Loneliness of Former Constellations By P. H. Low
Strange Horizons - Created He Them By Alice Eleanor Jones
Strange Horizons - Love Pressed in Vinyl By Devon Wong
Strange Horizons - Hunting the Viper-King By Kathryn Harlan
Strange Horizons - Birds By Benjamin Parzybok
Promise Me This Is Ours
I don’t exit this world; it’s the only way I sleep. One of two boys in the darkness, hanging our feet off the ledge, staring at nothing.
Strange Horizons - How to Breathe On Venus By Symantha Reagor
Should you chose to stay, / make sure to adjust your life expectancy accordingly.
Strange Horizons - Lacuna By Lane Robins
Lacuna is an old city, and it wears its years badly.
Strange Horizons - Big Mother By Anya Ow
The oldest boy, closest to my age, was obsessed with catching snakehead, although he had never caught any.
Strange Horizons - Her Beautiful Body By Adrienne Celt
Over time, her beautiful body will wear away back into nothingness, and this is all to be expected. There is no reason for you to be alarmed.
Strange Horizons - Directions By Judy Budnitz
This is a city of many faces. It folds itself into dark corners. It stretches out its fingers of neon signs and asphalt. It unrolls itself like a magic carpet. It changes from day to day. It had a heart that beats in the center, though no one knows …
Strange Horizons - Fisherman By Nalo Hopkinson
CONTENT WARNING: “You work as what, a fisherman?” I nearly jump clean out my skin at the sound of she voice, tough like sugarcane when you done chew the fibres dry. “Fisherm …?” I stutter. She sweet like cane, too? Shame make me fling the thought ’w…
Strange Horizons - Some Personal Arguments in Support of the BetterYou (Based on Early Interactions) By Debbie Urbanski
CONTENT WARNING: If there is already a layer of artifice to you, if already you are pretending, but failing at pretending, why would it matter if someone, or something—I am talking about a BetterYou—pretends to be you, but does a better job at it? W…
Strange Horizons - Missed Connections By Alena Flick
Huddled in the cleanest of the bathroom’s stalls, Lindsey flips open a new browsing window on her phone. Russian Royalty in the East End Mall Starbucks – w4w, she types. via Pocket
Strange Horizons - All of Us Told, All of It Real By Evan Dicken
Mom's house didn't look like a murderer's.
High Hopes
When that summer ended, Brazilians felt nothing but joy.
Ajé
As a noun, ajé meant energy, sorcery, power. But to its adepts, it had always meant me, we, us, a way of wishing others well.