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Daemon Protocol

by Brandon Pawlicki

Scientists’ good intentions go awry when an AI goes rogue in the thrilling novel "Daemon Protocol". JL Spears’s exciting science fiction novel "Daemon Protocol" is about the consequences of reliance on artificial intelligence.... Read More

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Divergent Realms

by Michele Sharpe

Neurodivergence helps when it comes to exploring liminal places in the diverse, wondrous short story anthology "Divergent Realms". The innovative works in the dazzling short story anthology "Divergent Realms", edited by Riley Odell,... Read More

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The Thief of That

by Michelle Anne Schingler

In David Ewald’s riveting science fiction caper "The Thief of That", an anxiety-ridden aspiring novelist is given the chance to travel backward in time. At thirty, underemployed Ravel worries that the opportunities he deserved all... Read More

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Daemones Ex Machina

by Natalie Wollenzien

Demonic deals have dire consequences for a hardened community in the exciting futuristic novel "Daemones Ex Machina". In Russell Anders’s thrilling science fiction novel "Daemones Ex Machina", three corporate operatives make an... Read More

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What a Fish Looks Like

by Luke Sutherland

Syr Hayati Beker’s gleaming novella "What a Fish Looks Like" alchemizes confessional notes and remixed fairy tales to tell a story of queer survival amid ecological disaster. As Earth faces giant tidal waves, uncontrollable fires, and... Read More

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Novic

by Dontaná McPherson-Joseph

An immortal considers what it means to live and die in Eugen Bacon’s speculative novella "Novic". Novic, a religious figure with the gift of immortality, leaves home to find a mentor and understand his power. He meets Brad, who poisons... Read More

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Every Version of You

by Aimee Jodoin

In Grace Chan’s incisive speculative novel "Every Version of You", people seek eternal virtual life, hoping to abandon the physical world for good. In the near future, Earth is increasingly uninhabitable. People who can afford to do so... Read More

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