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Words for Thought
Welcome to the first Words for Thought of 2018. As we slide from one year into the next, it seems appropriate to focus on stories about worlds intersecting, liminal spaces, and people who are in one way or another caught in-between. Big Mother by Anya Ow, published at Strange Horizons,...
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Well, here we are at the end of 2017. It’s been a year, hasn’t it? But through it all, fiction has brought me joy, as have the people who create it. I feel lucky to be part of incredible, creative community of writers who support and inspire each other, so thank you all. There’s no...
Read MoreWords for Thought — November 2017
Welcome to this month’s Words for Thought. Despite the general bleakness of the season, this month’s stories are all about new beginnings and seconds chances. Appropriate to the cold, the falling of leaves, and the graying of the sky, however, many of the stories are also...
Read MoreWords for Thought — October 2017
“October Country…that country where it is always turning late in the year […] That country whose people are autumn people, thinking only autumn thoughts.” — Ray Bradbury, The October Country October is a fundamentally lonely month. Appropriately enough for...
Read MoreWords for Thought — September 2017
Welcome to another edition of Words for Thought. This month is full of uneasy and haunting tales about hidden things being revealed that stick with you long after you finish reading them. The Lamentation of Their Women by Kai Ashante Wilson published at Tor.com is a violent yet...
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