Strange Horizons Fiction: ARIECC 1.0, by Lillian Wheeler
Stories
Strange Horizons Fiction: Difference of Opinion, by Meda Kahn
Strange Horizons Fiction: A Plant (Whose Name is Destroyed), by Seth Dickinson
Strange Horizons Fiction: Din Ba Din, by Kate MacLeod
Strange Horizons Fiction: In Joy, Knowing the Abyss Behind, by Sarah Pinsker
Strange Horizons Fiction: Jinki and the Paradox, by Sathya Stone
Strange Horizons Fiction: Hiding on the Red Sands of Mars (Part 2 of 2), by Anaea Lay
Strange Horizons Fiction: In Joy, Knowing the Abyss Behind, by Sarah Pinsker
Strange Horizons Fiction: Ten Cigars, by C.S.E. Cooney with illustrations by Rebecca Huston
Strange Horizons Fiction: Count Poniatowski and the Beautiful Chicken, by Elizabeth Ziemska
Strange Horizons Fiction: Longfin's Daughters, by Octavia Cade
Strange Horizons Fiction: Hiding on the Red Sands of Mars (Part 1 of 2), by Anaea Lay
Strange Horizons Fiction: Cold as the Moon, by Sunny Moraine
Strange Horizons Fiction: The Visitor, by Karen Myers
Strange Horizons Fiction: It Brought Us All Together, by Marissa Lingen
Strange Horizons Fiction: Bespoke, by Genevieve Valentine
Strange Horizons Fiction: A Brief Investigation of the Process of Decay, by Genevieve Valentine
Strange Horizons Fiction: 20/20, by Arie Coleman
Strange Horizons Fiction: The Truth About Owls, by Amal El-Mohtar
Strange Horizons Fiction: The Spider in You, by Sean E. Markey
Strange Horizons Fiction: Beyond Sapphire Glass, by Margaret Killjoy
Strange Horizons Fiction: Probably Definitely, by Heather Morris
Strange Horizons Fiction: The Visitor, by Karen Myers
Strange Horizons Fiction: It Brought Us All Together, by Marissa Lingen
Strange Horizons - The Witch's Knives
Strange Horizons - La Terpsícore
Strange Horizons - Source Decay By Charlie Jane Anders
Jeremy should have known there was something going on with Tara, when she tried so hard to avoid looking at him that she spilled mochaccino on his pants. via Pocket
Strange Horizons - The Smoke by Simon Ings By Nick Hubble
The key unwritten law for travelling on the London Underground is that you should never interact with fellow passengers, with the possible exception of offering your seat to someone visibly more in need of it. You may, however, people-watch a bit mo…
Strange Horizons - Gift of Flight By Nghi Vo
My mother's wedding dress was the skin of a swan, still blindingly white after more than a decade nestled in tissue paper. I would bury my fingers in the feathers, but my mother would only stroke it distractedly before putting it away again. via Poc…
Strange Horizons - This Is How By Marie Brennan, Art by Qistina Khalidah
A child dies. Lost in the woods, he curls up at the base of an ancient oak, and never rises again. Or she falters in the snow, lying down for a moment by the side of the road, just a moment to rest her eyes. Or, starving and alone, he weeps for some…