Q&A: Jenny Molberg of Ploughshares
Emerson College recently named Jenny Molberg editor in chief of Ploughshares, the celebrated quarterly journal that has published poetry, fiction, and nonfiction, for more than fifty years. Molberg, the author…
The New Yorker magazine’s first 100 years
The New Yorker, the beloved weekly magazine encompassing journalism, fiction, poetry and cartoons, is celebrating its one-hundredth birthday. "Sunday Morning" contributor (and New Yorker writer) Kelefa Sanneh goes inside the…
Hexagon Issue 16 / Spring 2024
Download Hexagon Issue 16 / Spring 2024 – PDF Hexagon Issue 16 / Spring 2024 – EPUB Contents “A Mnemosurgeon’s Tale” – by Melissa Ridley Elmes (3490 words) “Matter of…
Strange Horizons Palestinian Special
By: Rasha Abdulhadi I wanted this issue to be an opening invitation, an opportunity to introduce and gather people, for us to find each other and hold up mirrors. I…
100 Years of Weird Tales
when the March 1923 issue of Weird Tales hit newsstands, many people didn’t know what to make of this new magazine. But 100 years later, Weird Tales has had a…
Spatchcock
The body hardly looked like a recognizable creature without the head, the feathers, the feet. She could almost forget it had been alive.
Everything So Different and the Same
How trees can’t cure cancer, but they still matter
A Brief Catalog of Humans, as Observed by the Cryptids of Encante
The Myopic Cryptozoologist - Everyone’s least favorite human, this persistent creature is a narrow-minded cousin of perhaps our favorite type of human—the cryptozoologist—and differs from that specimen in several key…
TRYST – Fractured
We learned secrecy young—two girls taught to swallow our hunger—so we meet up at nightfall once the last lights have gone out.
Lily, the Immortal
What matters most to me is that I’ve made a difference in the world I’ve left behind,