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A Spaceship Crew Faces Doom in This Surprisingly Tender Sci-Fi Story

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By Kel Coleman
| Ebroky
io9 is proud to present fiction from Lightspeed Magazine. Once a month, we feature a story from Lightspeed’s current issue. This month’s selection is “Last Meal Aboard the Awassa” by Kel Coleman. Enjoy! Last Meal Aboard the Awassa by Kel Coleman Gardener ladled dark-purple porridge into her primary digestion sac, staring absently out the viewport at black space and the distant smudge of the planet they had come to study.
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Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-Five

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By Ana Hurtado, Kel Coleman, Jeffrey Ford, Naomi Kritzer
| Uncanny Magazine
Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-Five Welcome to Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-Five! All of the content will be available for purchase as an eBook (PDF, EPUB, MOBI) on November 7, 2023. The free online content will be released in two stages—half on November 7 and half on December 5.
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The Quiet of Drowning

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By Kel Coleman, Clockpunk Studios
| Uncanny Magazine
Content Note: graphic self-harm, suicidal ideation, eating disorders Monday You read an article once that said suicides are higher in summer than winter. You weren’t trying to kill yourself, but you can understand why someone might. All the sun and fresh air and ice cream trucks slow-crawling through the neighborhood blasting circus music feels like laughter when you’re at your lowest.
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