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    “Where the Dream Train Goes, Pt. 2” by Jason Sanford – 3.8

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:March 23, 2026
    • Post category:Beneath Ceaseless Skies/Novella/Science Fiction
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    Beneath Ceaseless Skies, March 2026 The story concludes the two-part novella following Lande, a young mountain-touched mechanic working at an Outranger-controlled dreamstone mine deep in the veil — a liminal…

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    “Where the Dream Train Goes, Pt. 1” by Jason Sanford – 3.8

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:March 22, 2026
    • Post category:Beneath Ceaseless Skies/Novella/Science Fiction
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    Beneath Ceaseless Skies, March 2026 Lande is a nineteen-year-old woman living in a narrow mountain valley under the occupation of the Outrangers, an industrialized outside power that has built a…

    Continue Reading“Where the Dream Train Goes, Pt. 1” by Jason Sanford – 3.8

    “This Obituary Has Been Redacted” by P.C. Verrone – 2.8

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:March 21, 2026
    • Post category:Fantasy/Short Story/Strange Horizons
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    Strange Horizons, March 2026 Told entirely through the pages of a fictional gay magazine called Ganymede’s Men, P.C. Verrone’s story unfolds across a series of obituaries, letters to the editor,…

    Continue Reading“This Obituary Has Been Redacted” by P.C. Verrone – 2.8

    “Bitter as the Sea” by M.E. Bronstein – 3.6

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:March 21, 2026
    • Post category:Fantasy/Novelette/Strange Horizons
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    Strange Horizons, March 2026 “Bitter as the Sea” unfolds as an epistolary novelette set in 1883, structured around a layered, increasingly unstable correspondence between a woman who signs herself Francesca…

    Continue Reading“Bitter as the Sea” by M.E. Bronstein – 3.6

    “Cutting Corners” by Yoon Ha Lee – 3.5

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:March 20, 2026
    • Post category:Novelette/Reactor/Science Fiction
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    Reactor, March 2026 In the interstellar war between the nation-states of Hausse and Lyonesse, spacecraft have long been piloted by “deuces” — artificial intelligences so costly to develop and integrate…

    Continue Reading“Cutting Corners” by Yoon Ha Lee – 3.5

    “When Things Went Bad” by Stephen Graham Jones – 3.4

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:March 19, 2026
    • Post category:Science Fiction/Short Story/Uncanny
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    Uncanny, March/April 2026 Braden, a farmer, is in the middle of an ordinary chore — shouldering a bag of seed corn from truck to shed — when an alien vessel…

    Continue Reading“When Things Went Bad” by Stephen Graham Jones – 3.4

    “What We Mean When We Talk About the Hole in the Bathroom” by Angela Liu – 4.0

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:March 19, 2026
    • Post category:Fantasy/Four/Short Story/Uncanny
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    Uncanny, March/April 2026 A woman and her husband discover a two-foot circular hole in their bathroom wall, emanating cold wind that smells of wet soil and river water. Their argument…

    Continue Reading“What We Mean When We Talk About the Hole in the Bathroom” by Angela Liu – 4.0

    “Welcome to Heroism” by John Wiswell – 2.7

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:March 18, 2026
    • Post category:Fantasy/Short Story/Uncanny
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    Uncanny, March/April 2026 In a near-future world where superhumans exist alongside ordinary people, a viral app called The Dare quietly rewires the relationship between spectacle, power, and collective action. Every…

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    “The Woman Who Stole Flowers” by Theodora Goss – 4.0

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:March 18, 2026
    • Post category:Fantasy/Four/Short Story/Uncanny
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    Uncanny, March/April 2026 The story is narrated by an American academic on sabbatical in Budapest, researching changes in the Hungarian educational system in the post-Soviet era. One spring morning, she…

    Continue Reading“The Woman Who Stole Flowers” by Theodora Goss – 4.0

    “Permanent Press” by Sunwoo Jeong – 4.6

    • Post author:johnhamm
    • Post published:March 18, 2026
    • Post category:Fantasy/Four/Novelette/Uncanny
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    Uncanny, March/April 2026 At the heart of the story is a neighborhood laundry-mat run by the stingy Mr. Lee, whose flickering neon sign alternates between two spellings—LA NDRY and L…

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