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I'm thrilled to share that my cli-fi novella 'Chaos of Delight' has been accepted at Asimov's Science Fiction! I can't wait for readers to meet a lad named Inchmeal Carbonhouse...
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In this week's blog post, learn all about the history of soil restoration efforts in Iceland and their influence on Alex Jablokov's latest story, "Ecobomb," from our Jan/Feb issue
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Alexander Jablokov on “Ecobomb”
Alex Jablokov discusses how soil restoration efforts in Iceland, as well as his own gardening hobby, helped inspire “Ecobomb,” his latest story from our [Jan/Feb issue, on sale now!] My…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2026/01/21/alexander-jablokov-on-ecobomb/
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Tune in to our latest podcast episode! This week Ray Nayler reads "Catch a Tiger in the Snow," an intriguing story about "memory tailoring" from our Nov/Dec issue
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Catch a Tiger in the Snow by Ray Nayler
If you could replace your memories with better ones, would you? Consider this as Ray Nayler reads you his story “Catch a Tiger in the Snow.” Here our narrator meets a memory tailor who alters memories...
https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/asimovs/episodes/2026-01-16T07_44_44-08_00
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Check out this week's blog post, where Susan Palwick discusses how a cancer diagnosis led to her writing "The Greenway," which is the cover story of Jan/Feb issue
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Seeking Beauty
by Susan Palwick In this inspiring essay, Susan Palwick reflects on the cancer diagnosis that helped inspire not only her latest story, “The Greenway,” but a renewed appreciation for li…
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We are saddened to share the news that editor Sheila Williams is recovering from a health episode. Please join us in wishing her a speedy and smooth recovery:
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Asimov’s Editor Sheila Williams Hospitalized
The Must Read Books Team has shared that Sheila Williams, editor of Asimov’s, has been hospitalized after suffering a brain aneurysm. Asimov’s senior managing editor Emily Hockaday will…
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“The Night Heron” by Alice Towey in
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Catch up with John Richard Trtek in this week's blog post, where the author discusses his latest novella, "The Lady in Camo," along with the childhood home that sparked his imagination and led to him becoming a writer
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Q&A With John Richard Trtek
John Richard Trtek returns to Asimov’s with the novella “The Lady in Camo.” Learn more about John in this latest Q&A, where we discuss the spontaneous origin of “The Lad…
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Has anyone read “Lolo’s Last Run” by E.M. Kerkman in the Sept/ Oct 2025 issue of
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Michael Frasca
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The Winter Solstice approaches. Short days are great for short stories. Follow along as I post short reviews of my favorite stories in the Jan/Feb 2026 issue of Asimov's Science Fiction.
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Check out this week's blog post, where Eric Del Carlo shares his unique vision for "Spaceopera Punk"
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In Praise of Spaceopera Punk
by Eric Del Carlo Eric Del Carlo writes about the unique combination of influences that inspired him to write stories with post-apocalyptic themes set in deep outer space. “Mudfoots” is…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/12/26/in-praise-of-spaceopera-punk/
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Our latest podcast episode is live! Check out Alice Towey's excellent reading of her story "The Night Heron Rescue" from our Sept/Oct issue
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The Night Heron Rescue by Alice Towey
It’s the start of summer vacation for Mella, a student at New Oakland High, but instead of attending parties and hanging out with friends, she’s cleaning heron cages at a wildlife rescue as court-orde...
https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/asimovs/episodes/2025-11-26T08_41_33-08_00
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Catch up with the winner of our 2001 award for undergraduate writers, Mark D. Jacobsen, who appears for the third time in Asimov's with "Solemnity," from our Nov/Dec issue
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Q&A With Mark D. Jacobsen
In 2001, Mark D. Jacobsen won our Dell Award for Undergraduate Excellence in Science Fiction. Now on his third story for Asimov’s, “Solemnity” in our [Nov/Dec issue, on sale now!]…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/11/25/qa-with-mark-d-jacobsen-2/
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Check out this week's blog post to learn the unique source of inspiration for Ray Nayler's latest Asimov's story, "Catch a Tiger in the Snow," in our Nov/Dec issue
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Worldbuilding Begins at Home
by Ray Nayler Ray Nayler returns to Asimov’s with “Catch a Tiger in the Snow” in our [November/December issue, on sale now!] Here Ray discusses an oft-overlooked source of inspira…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/11/19/worldbuilding-begins-at-home/
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In our latest Q&A, find out how how Allen M. Steele's insatiable curiosity drove him turn one story about a lost spacecraft into an entire trilogy that concludes in our Nov/Dec issue
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Q&A With Allen M. Steele
In our [November/December issue, on sale now], Allen M. Steele concludes the story of the missing crew behind the Lemuria 7, which vanished on the moon. Read our latest interview with Allen to lear…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/11/11/qa-with-allen-m-steele/
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In this week's blog post, discover how Susan Shwartz conquered her years-long period of writer's block and wrote her latest Asimov's story, "Because It's There" from our Nov/Dec issue
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My Neolithic Writer’s Block—Carving My Way Out
by Susan Shwartz Learn all about how Susan Shwartz conquered her most devastating period of writer’s block in this illuminating blog post on the craft of writing and learning how to become an…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/11/04/my-neolithic-writers-block-carving-my-way-out/
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Check out this week's blog post, where poet Adam Ford discusses the lengthy process behind getting his latest chapbook published
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The Secret Origin of “Choosing Sides”
by Adam Ford Australian poet Adam Ford shares the long and erratic journey he is taking to get from finished manuscript to self-published crowdfunded specpo chapbook. Stay tuned for more of Adam…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/10/21/the-secret-origin-of-choosing-sides/
4 months ago
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We're thrilled to announce that Greg Egan's novella "Spare Parts of the Mind" is our latest cover story! You can read it along with other fantastic science fiction by Ray Nayler, Susan Shwartz, Sean Monaghan, and more when our Nov/Dec issue drops next week
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Don't miss this week's blog post, where Alex Jablokov delves into the WWII history that inspired his latest story, "The Last of Operation Shroud," now available in our Sept/Oct issue
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Alex Jablokov on “The Last of Operation Shroud”
Find out how a rediscovery of a lost WWII-era bomb helped inspire Alex Jablokov’s latest story, “The Last of Operation Shroud,” now available in our [Sept/Oct issue, on sale now!]…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/09/18/alex-jablokov-on-the-last-of-operation-shroud/
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Tune in to our latest podcast episode! This week we're thrilled to share Steve Rasnic Tem's reading of "In the Forest of Mechanical Trees," his poignant story about a nature park struggling to survive through climate change
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In the Forest of Mechanical Trees by Steve Rasnic Tem
On the grounds of a derelict oil refinery southeast of Phoenix, Abe and Vera operate a nature park that reflects a world ravaged by climate change, where tourists don heat-resistant suits to walk amon...
https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/asimovs/episodes/2025-09-12T11_21_35-07_00
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Check out this week's blog post, where we catch up with Ted Kosmatka and learn all about the thought experiment that inspired his latest story, now available in our Sept/Oct issue
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Q&A With Ted Kosmatka
Two-time Readers’ Award winner Ted Kosmatka returns to Asimov’s with”The Signal and the Idler” in our [Sept/Oct issue, on sale now!]. In our latest Q&A, learn all about …
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In this week's author Q&A, we're pleased to feature John Kessel, whose latest novella, "The Ghost," was inspired by a New Year's Eve party hosted by H.G. Wells
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Q&A With John Kessel
John Kessel was first published in Asimov’s around 40 years ago. Now he returns with “The Ghost,” his latest novella in our [September/October issue, on sale now!]. Read on to fin…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/09/03/qa-with-john-kessel/
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In this week's Q&A, catch up with Leah Cypess and find out how a fondness for historical fiction helped inspire her latest novelette set in Renaissance-era Venice
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Q&A With Leah Cypess
Prolific middle-grade author and Nebula finalist Leah Cypess tells us how her love of historical fiction helped inspire “A Tide of Paper,” her latest novelette, which you can find in ou…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/08/28/qa-with-leah-cypess-3/
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Our September/October issue is on sale now! Pick up a copy for the latest stories from Leah Cypess, Alex Jablokov, and Alice Towey, as well as a new novelette from Bruce Sterling and Paul Di Filippo
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In our latest blog post, William Preston discusses how the communal experience of reading and sharing ideas about art helped inspire his story of an "impossible Mars" from our July/August issue
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Shared Space: Thoughts On “Aftermath”
by William Preston William Preston discusses how the communal experience of reading and sharing ideas about art with others helped inspire “Aftermath,” his latest story in our [July/Aug…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/08/07/shared-space-thoughts-on-aftermath/
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Check out our latest Q&A featuring former Readers' Award winner Derek Künsken, who makes his Asimov's return with a fascinating story about family, gas giants, and "the alien."
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Q&A With Derek Künsken
Derek Künsken, winner of our 2013 Readers’ Award for best novelette, returns to Asimov’s for the 13th time with “Worm Song,” appearing in our [July/August issue, on sale now…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/07/16/qa-with-derek-kunsken-3/
7 months ago
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Catch up with Rich Larson, who, since our last interview with him, has been spending his days reading, writing, learning Italian, and relaxing in saunas. Larson's latest story, "Most Things," is featured in our Jul/August issue, on sale now!
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Q&A With Rich Larson
Rich Larson returns to Asimov’s in our July/August issue with “Most Things,” his latest story since the publication of his first novella, which appeared in our May/June 2024 issue…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/07/02/qa-with-rich-larson/
7 months ago
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Our Jul/Aug issue is on sale now! Pick up a copy to read more great science fiction from Rich Larson, Suzanne Palmer, Michèle Laframboise, Stephen Case, as well as many more terrific writers.
8 months ago
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This week,
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explains how the fight against climate change catalyzed his short story "In the Forest of Mechanical Trees" in our May/June issue
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The Origins Of ‘In the Forest of Mechanical Trees’
by Steve Rasnic Tem Steve Rasnic Tem discusses the looming specter of climate change, what efforts are being made to fight it, and how this inspired him to write “In the Forest of Mechanical …
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In this week's post, Carrie Vaughn gives an introduction to the wide world of yarn: the inspiration for her short story, "Woolly", in our May/June issue
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Spinning Science Fiction
by Carrie Vaughn Carrie Vaughn leads a guided tour through the wide world of yarn on her way to explain how she came up with the idea for her short story “Woolly”, appearing in our [May…
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9 months ago
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Tune in to the latest episode of our podcast series, featuring Misha Lenau's "Cryptid or Your Money Back," his moving story of self-actualization from our March/April 2025 issue
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Cryptid or Your Money Back by Misha Lenau
In Asimov's latest story from Misha Lenau, a middle aged person finds themself longing to be someone—something—else, and, thanks to a bold new business franchise, endeavors to turn themself into a hai...
https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/asimovs/episodes/2025-05-09T10_35_53-07_00
9 months ago
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One of the short stories in our May/June issue is "The Humming of Tamed Dragons", a contribution from returning writer A. M. Dellamonica. Read their thoughts about airplanes, trauma, and human connection here
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Truth, Story, And Connecting To Hope
by A. M. Dellamonica A. M. Dellamonica returns to Asimov’s with their short story “The Humming of Tamed Dragons”, an exploration of trauma, airplanes, and how much of an author li…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/05/07/truth-story-and-connecting-to-hope/
9 months ago
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We have another Q&A for you this week, this time with
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Q&A With Michael Libling
Michael Libling answers questions about his novelette, “Trial by Harry”, in our [May/June issue, on sale now!]. Read on to learn about the tragic catalyst for this story and about his c…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/04/30/qa-with-michael-libling-2/
10 months ago
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Our May/June issue is on sale now, and it features the latest story from acclaimed Hugo-winning author Harry Turtledove. Catch up with Harry in our latest blog post
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Q&A With Harry Turtledove
Legendary SF author Harry Turtledove returns to Asimov’s, where he was first published in 1981, with “The Fight Goes On,” his story in our [May/June issue, on sale now!]. Learn mo…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/04/16/qa-with-harry-turtledove-2/
10 months ago
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This week, Donald McCarthy explains why he likes writing 'unsympathetic' protagonists and the use he considers them to have in storytelling
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The Case For The “Unsympathetic” Protagonist
by Donald McCarthy Donald McCarthy advocates for using ‘unsympathetic’ protagonists and explains his process for writing one. See his work in practice in our [March/April issue, on sale…
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11 months ago
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This week,
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explains how NASA's history with natural and technological disasters inspired her short story "On The Night Shift" in our March/April issue
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On The Night Shift: the story behind the story
by Zohar Jacobs Zohar Jacobs explains the real events in NASA’s history that inspired her new story “On the Night Shift”, available in our [March/April issue, on sale now!] Climat…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/03/18/on-the-night-shift-the-story-behind-the-story/
11 months ago
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Check out this week's Q&A with returning contributor Ray Nayler, whose short story "The Demon of Metrazol" grapples with fear, memory, and doing harm in the pursuit of doing good
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Q&A with Ray Nayler
Ray Nayler fell down the rabbit hole of researching historical medicine and emerged with a story featuring treatments better left forgotten. You can read it in our [March/April issue, on sale now!]…
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Check out this week's Q&A with Kristine Kathryn Rusch
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Q&A with Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Kristine Kathryn Rusch turned an idle thought about the prospect of controlling the weather into the novella Weather Duty, available to read in our [March/April issue, on sale now!] Asimov’s …
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/03/04/qa-with-kristine-kathryn-rusch/
11 months ago
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Tune in to our latest podcast episode, where James Patrick Kelly reads his 2009 story "Going Deep," a prequel of sorts to his novella from our Jan/Feb issue, "Moon and Mars." Don't miss it!
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Going Deep by James Patrick Kelly
Get a peek into Mariska Volochkova's past in "Going Deep," James Patrick Kelly's story printed in 2009 that gives a little background on our current tale by Jim, "Moon and Mars."
https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/asimovs/episodes/2025-02-27T10_07_49-08_00
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12 months ago
Four weeks until Spring. Can I finish the March/April 2025 issue of Asimov's Science Fiction by then? Follow along as I post
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of my favorite stories.
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M L Clark
12 months ago
We're back in business, baby! Today's BookTube reflects not only on the Nov/Dec
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, which has some truly great reads, but also on why it's important for writers to celebrate being laid low by good writing by fellow writers. Fiction has its place in awful times!
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SFF Review: Asimov's Nov/Dec 2024
YouTube video by M L Clark: Better Worlds Theory
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Check out this week's Q&A with author and self-described punk T.R. Napper, whose latest novella explores a post-Western world with a dearth of billionaires
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Q&A with T.R. Napper
T.R. Napper wondered what might happen if some of the world’s worst billionaires somehow disappeared, and eventually came up with his latest story for Asimov’s, a novella called The Hid…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/02/19/qa-with-t-r-napper/
12 months ago
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Our March/April issue is now on sale, so we're kicking off a new series of blog posts from authors featured in the magazine. This week, check out our interview with Nancy Kress, who returns to Asimov's with a novel inspired by quantum computing
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Q&A With Nancy Kress
We’re thrilled to welcome back Nancy Kress (photo credit: Mary Grace Long) to Asimov’s, as the first part of her two-part novel Quantum Ghosts appears in our [March/April issue, on sale…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2025/02/12/qa-with-nancy-kress-2/
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Check our this week's blog post by professor Siobhan Carroll for an in-depth analysis of the the Star Trek: Voyager character Chakotay
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The Problem With Chakotay
by Siobhan Carroll Professor Siobhan Carroll recounts her disappointment watching the contentious Star Trek: Voyager character Chakotay, and describes how the missed opportunity he represents helpe…
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In this week's blog post, Nikki Braziel dives into the surprising relationship between science fiction and historical fiction.
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Where the Past and Future Meet: Juxtaposing Historical and Science Fiction
by Nikki Braziel Nikki Braziel lays out some of the surprising similarities between science fiction and historical fiction. To see how she puts these ideas into practice, check out Braziel’s …
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about 1 year ago
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For readers of
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In this week's blog post, Jendayi Brooks-Flemister talks about the role of perspective in their work, and discusses why they use SF write about anybody from little girls on the moon to the very "normal" people from her latest story, "Completely Normal"
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On Making Perspective a Priority
by Jendayi Brooks-Flemister Jendayi Brooks-Flemister returns to the pages of Asimov’s with their story “Completely Normal” in our [January/February issue, on sale now!]. In this e…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2024/12/31/on-making-perspective-a-priority/
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This piece was one of favourites this year. Thank you to Amal for writing (and
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for housing) such a moving work, which uses the robot trope to speak profoundly to our use, abuse, & discarding of other bodies. It's a deft meditation on themes of urgent relevance to our times.
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We're kicking off out latest batch of blog posts with Matthew Kressel
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Q&A With Matthew Kressel
Get to know author and coder Matthew Kressel in this enlightening Q&A that delves into the themes and inspirations behind “Five Hundred KPH Toward Heaven,” Kressel’s story fro…
https://fromearthtothestars.com/2024/12/20/qa-with-matthew-kressel/
about 1 year ago
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Our January/February issue is on sale today [https://asimovs.com/store]! Pick up a copy to enjoy stories by James Patrick Kelly, Siobhan Carroll
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, and more great authors!
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