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Editorial: September 2025

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By Leigh DeRouen, John Joseph Adams Verified
| Lightspeed Magazine Verified
Welcome to issue 184 of Lightspeed Magazine! We’re kicking off the month with a new SF short by Kel Coleman: “Last Meal Aboard the Awassa,” a space-faring tale about the importance of gratitude and community in the face of adversity. In C.Z. Tacks’ “The Girlfriend Experience,” we steer into a more cyberpunk-flavored experience. We also have two terrific flash pieces: “The Place I Came To” from Filip Hajdar Drnovšek Zorko and “City of One” by Stephen S. Power.
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By Wendy Wagner, John Joseph Adams Verified
| Lightspeed Magazine Verified
Welcome to issue 180 of Lightspeed Magazine! This issue is full of stories turning things on their heads. For example, one of our flash shorts, “Where Are They Now?” by Meg Elison, tells the story of touring the Wonka factory from the perspective of Augustus Gloop, and it’s a wildly different experience than the original! In one of our longer fantasy works, Martin Cahill tells a story (“The Price of Manners”) about a cursed tome with a legacy of death and destruction.
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» Ascendancy of Nur’Ry’Za

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By John Joseph Adams Verified, Clockpunk Studios
| johnjosephadams.com
Play the Game. Lose Control. Feed the God. What begins as a simple missing persons case quickly spirals into a descent through obsession, curses, and cult sacrifices. Ascendancy of Nur’Ry’Za is a full-length adventure set in a monastery high atop a remote mountain where a cursed game is dominating minds and feeding the bottomless hunger of a dark eldritch entity.
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