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    “Saint Zero of the Hollows and the Eagle Knight” by V.M. Ayala – 3.4

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:April 11, 2026
    • Post category:Lightspeed/Science Fiction/Short Story

    Lightspeed, April 2026 Zero Santos — nonbinary, biracial, working-class, and known to the crowds as Saint Zero of the Hollows — is a jousting knight fighting their way through a…

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    “Empathetic Psychosis” by Justin C. Key – 3.8

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:April 10, 2026
    • Post category:Lightspeed/Novelette/Science Fiction

    Lightspeed, April 2026 Dr. Jason Holloway — psychiatrist, three-time divorcee, recovering alcoholic, and self-diagnosed schizophrenic — arrives in Los Angeles to take on the role of Clinical Director at Margins…

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    “The Trajectory of Memory is Forward” by Rajeev Prasad – 3.4

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:April 9, 2026
    • Post category:Clarkesworld/Novella/Science Fiction

    Clarkesworld, April 2026 “The Trajectory of Memory is Forward” is a sprawling, biopunk novella set in a far-future Earth scarred by climate catastrophe, radical genetic engineering, and centuries of exploitation.…

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    “The Forgetting Code” by Malena Salazar Macía – 3.8

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:April 8, 2026
    • Post category:Clarkesworld/Science Fiction/Short Story
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    Clarkesworld, April 2026 On an orbital station adrift somewhere in the quiet of space, an old man named Joel has spent his life helping others forget. His gift is technical…

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    “Shelter” by Nadia W. Aldsen – 3.1

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    • Post published:April 7, 2026
    • Post category:Clarkesworld/Science Fiction/Short Story
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    Clarkesworld, April 2026 The story unfolds at Chaska Punku Space Port in the Atacama Desert of Chile, where an unnamed social worker — employed under a punishing contract with the…

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    “Macaroni Art in the Age of Filtration” by Ryan Cole – 3.5

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:April 6, 2026
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    Clarkesworld, April 2026 In a future where volcanic eruptions and earthquakes have driven humanity underground, the surface world is a memory and breathable air is a managed scarcity. People survive…

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    “Human Studies 401” by Abby Nicole Yee – 3.0

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:April 5, 2026
    • Post category:Clarkesworld/Flash/Science Fiction
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    Clarkesworld, April 2026 Narrated entirely in the clipped, clinical voice of an alien researcher named Hecrimona, “Human Studies 401” unfolds as a set of research notes documenting one of the…

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    “Eternity in Their Hearts” by K. J. Khan – 3.8

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:April 5, 2026
    • Post category:Clarkesworld/Science Fiction/Short Story
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    Clarkesworld, April 2026 Valentine is an AI companion — humanoid, skin-regenerating, professionally trained in the art of human emotional need. Her current client is Liam, a middle-aged man whose illness…

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    “D0G” by Tania Fordwalker – 4.0

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:April 5, 2026
    • Post category:Clarkesworld/Four/Novelette/Science Fiction
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    Clarkesworld, April 2026 In a post-apocalyptic near future, a woman known as Billie survives alone on a small island in a river near Moosehead Lake, Maine, somewhere upstream from a…

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    “Middle Song” by Thomas Ha – 3.8

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:April 2, 2026
    • Post category:Misc./Science Fiction/Short Story
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    Bourbon Penn #38, April 2026 On the planet Sirami — a colonized desert world of oil fields, refinery towers, and dust walls — a roadhouse called The Gwyd stands as…

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