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Science Fiction

There is no definitive census of all the intelligent species in the universe. Not only are there perennial arguments about what qualifies as intelligence, but each moment and everywhere, civilizations rise and fall, much as the stars are born and die. Time devours all.

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In Aug. 2012 (Issue 27)

Science Fiction

Amaryllis

by Carrie Vaughn

Author spotlight

I never knew my mother, and I never understood why she did what she did. I ought to be grateful that she was crazy enough to cut out her implant so she could get pregnant. But it also meant she was crazy enough to hide the pregnancy until termination wasn’t an option, knowing the whole time that she’d never get to keep the baby. That she’d lose everything. That her household would lose everything because of her.

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In June 2010 (Issue 1)

Science Fiction

The Cassandra Project

by Jack McDevitt

Author spotlight

It’s an odd fact that the biggest science story of the twenty-first century—probably the biggest ever—broke in that tabloid of tabloids, The National Bedrock.

2011 WSFA Small Press Award Finalists Best of the Year Lightspeed: Year One Reprinted in Hartwell & Cramer's Year's Best SF WSFA Small Press Award Finalists

In June 2010 (Issue 1)