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“Blue Movies” by Ian Kappos
Before the whole thing with the ovum, Kekoa and I volunteered at the food kitchen. His parents back in Hawaii told him he needed a job. If it didn’t pay, they’d compensate him for hours put in. This was back when you could get OC 80s for forty dollars, OC 40s for twenty, and forty…
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“Waystations Lost” by Andrew Kozma
Several waystations were confirmed lost, their final moments recorded by radio in a blast of static. Sometimes the loss was dramatic, broken and nigh incomprehensible voices going silent in the middle of a detailed warning. Other times the loss was quiet, an operator stepping away to refresh their coffee and simply never returning, the conversation…
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“A History of the Avodion Through Five Artists” by Eric Horwitz
“The avodion has existed in some form or another for millennia: both the Chinese and the Arabs can point to possible predecessors. To this day the French still insist that the device and its practice were created by Saint-Just during the reign of terror when a cannon loaded with soap suds knocked a guillotine into…
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“These Are His Memories” by Joe Koch
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“This Movie Theater Sits on a Leyline” by Maxine Sophia Wolff
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Art Lives Between the Hard Lines of Perceived Reality: an interview with Indra Das
I read Indra Das’ The Last Dragoners of Bowbazar shortly after our non-fiction editor Karlo Yeager Rodríguez commissioned Shinjini Dey’s wonderfully insightful essay we ran in Issue #8. It was one of the best fantasy books I’d read in years so I was very excited about this interview. Indra spoke to me about everything from…
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Dario Argento and the Curious Case of Censorship by Viviana de Cecco
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All That is Solid Melts into Air: a review of How I Killed the Universal Man by Thomas Kendall from Zachary Gillan
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