[sci-fi] Fantasy & Science Fiction - 2024 Issues by Various Authors EPUB

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2024-01 - Winter


Novelets

How to Care for Your Domestic God by Clara Madrigano


Short Stories

what kills the stars by Alex Bisker

The Ndayaan Sea by Moustapha Mbacké Diop

The Icy Wasteland at Her Feet by Deborah L. Davitt

Guilt Can Wilt the Sweetest Flower by Veronica Henry

Mackson’s Mardi Gras Moon Race by David DeGraff

The Wizzzer by Scott Nicolay

Burned Like Coal by T. R. Napper

The Diamond Factory by Phoebe Barton

The Body-Part Woman by Bonnie Elizabeth

Big Trouble in Sector C by Robert Friedman and Barry N. Malzberg

All Our Better Angels by Jack Neel Waddell

Puzzle Pieces by Jennifer R. Povey

Zariel: Parable of a Gifted Black Child by Denzel Xavier Scott

The Wounded King by J. A. Prentice

The Interspatial Accessibility Compact’s Guidelines for Cross-Cultural Engagement by Dane Kuttler

Do Not Hasten to Bid Me Adieu by Will McMahon


A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER

Due to a set of unfortunate circumstances, this Jan/Feb 2024 issue was delayed by more than a month. For the sake of our newsstand readers, we re-named the issue “Winter 2024.” Subscribers should not worry about being shorted an issue.




2024-02 - Summer


Novelets

On My Way to Heaven by Alberto Chimal

Another Such Victory by Albert Chu

Growth Rings of the Earth by Xinwei Kong


Short Stories

What It Means to Drift by Rajeev Prasad

Mister Yellow by Christina Bauer

Water Baby by Tonya R. Moore

Metis in the Belly of the God by Nina Kiriki Hoffman

She’s a Rescue by Marie Vibbert

Snowdrop by Raul Caner Cruz

Dog People by Esther Friesner

What You Leave Behind by Ken Altabef

Jacob Street by L. Marie Wood

Red Ochre, Ivory Bone by Deborah L. Davitt

The Glass Apple by Ivy Grimes

Slickerthin by Phoenix Alexander


A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER

Ongoing production problems have led us to skip the Spring issue and to switch to a quarterly schedule. We apologize to our disappointed readers and assure subscribers that no one will be shorted any issues. Thank you for bearing with us during this rough stretch


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