by William Alexander in Uncanny Magazine Issue Sixty-One
Scene 1: The Wedding [ORION stands alone on an otherwise bare stage. He is dressed for a wedding, but the clothes are in a state of disarray. Tie loose, shirt unbuttoned. The overall effect misleadingly implies a walk of shame. There are stains on his sleeves that look like gold paint.] ORION: I met the […]
by Adrian Tchaikovsky in Uncanny Magazine Issue Sixty-One
Content note: child abuse They said the grove was there before the city. Before people. They said, before the first houses that would, eventually, grow into the city of Ilmar, everything at the foot of the mountains had been forest. But, even when it had all been forest, the grove had been there, just […]
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by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas in Uncanny Magazine Issue Sixty-One
The house fills with crisp autumn air as Hugo the Cat snuggles closer for warmth. It’s too quiet in here. Six months without Caitlin means no giggles and smacking the side of her wheelchair. No music or television for her. Just appliance white noise to keep me company as I try to write this editorial. […]
by Vivian Shaw in Uncanny Magazine Issue Sixty-One
Every year or so an article gets published in a mainstream magazine with some variant on “this hitherto unexplored phenomenon of Fan Fiction”—always two words, always capitalized—which covers the exact same ground, and has no idea that in its profound redundancy it itself is technically a kind of transformative work. Because these articles all follow […]
by Tania Chen in Uncanny Magazine Issue Sixty-One
Childhood memories are funny things. For some people they are clear, crystalised moments, which they come back to; others have blocked most of them out while they try to sift through the trauma. There is no definite pattern for how we remember things or why we remember them either, but they are part of us, […]
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