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    “Archaeological Evidence for the Time Traveler” by Tia Tashiro – 4.4

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:May 7, 2026
    • Post category:Clarkesworld/Four/Science Fiction/Short Story
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    Clarkesworld, May 2026 Teresa is a Canadian archaeologist working the interior caves of northern Brazil, returning from maternity leave with her infant son Daniel strapped to her chest. At an…

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    “Aly” by Grace Chan – 3.7

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:May 7, 2026
    • Post category:Clarkesworld/Novelette/Science Fiction
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    Clarkesworld, May 2026 “Aly” is a four-part novelette by Grace Chan, structured in dated sections spanning 2075 to 2078, set in a climate-controlled Melbourne divided into sealed residential Zones. Its…

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    “Fernie” by Angela Liu – 3.6

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:May 3, 2026
    • Post category:Misc./Science Fiction/Short Story
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    Adventitious, April 2026 “Fernie” is a dual-perspective short story told in alternating voices: a lonely, precocious little girl named Sally, and a sentient ancient fern she befriends during a family…

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    “Ma’anu Wei: What We Know Thus Far” by Eliezra Schaffzin – 3.8

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    • Post published:May 2, 2026
    • Post category:Fantasy/Kaleidotrope/Short Story
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    Kaleidotrope, April 2026 The story is structured as a pseudo-scholarly dossier, narrated by an unnamed collective of researchers — scientists or academics of some institutional authority — who are piecing…

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    “Diamonds” by Grant Stone – 3.8

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    • Post published:May 1, 2026
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    Kaleidotrope, April 2026 The story is told in second person, a technique that places the reader inside the fractured consciousness of an unnamed intelligence operative — someone who exists, as…

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