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Cover art for three pieces of short speculative fiction first published in March 2024
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Short Fiction Spotlight

Must Read Short Speculative Fiction: March 2024

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Book cover of the SFF anthology Nordic Visions
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Nordic Visions

Nordic Visions Provides a Unique Overview of Contemporary Nordic SF, Fantasy, and Horror

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Original Fiction
Dark Fantasy

Blackjack

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Book cover of The Dark Descent horror anthology
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Dissecting the Dark Descent

Abnormal Psychology and Entomology: “The Roaches” by Thomas M. Disch

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Book covers of Christopher Pike's Tales of Terror and Tales of Terror 2
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Teen Horror Time Machine

The Perils of Time Traveling Teens: More From Christopher Pike’s Tales of Terror

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short fiction

Digging Through the Archives: 8 SFF Short Stories Told Through Notes and Documents

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An illustration of a woman's face in shades of blue and green.
Original Fiction
dystopian

The Plasticity of Being

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Book cover of The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury (1952)
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Front Lines and Frontiers

A Dazzling Collection of Classic Tales: The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury

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Reading the Weird

To Catch a Monster: Rebecca Roanhorse’s “Eye and Tooth”

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Book covers of Christopher Pike's Tales of Terror and Tales of Terror 2
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Teen Horror Time Machine

From Almost Silly to Deadly Serious: Christopher Pike’s Tales of Terror

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An abstract illustration of a cat at a woman's bare feet.
Original Fiction
Cyberpunk

A Well-Fed Companion

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Scene from a short film adaptation of "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge": a man and woman stand in mid-embrace.
Featured Essays
Ambrose Bierce

The Weirdness of Ambrose Bierce: From “Owl Creek Bridge” to Horror and Satire

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“Writers are liars my dear, surely you know that by now?”

Neil Gaiman, The Sandman

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