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[Stories From The Radio]: The Slide - Final Episode

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By Kuzhali Manickavel, Lynne Sargent, Ian W. Li, Holly Easton
| Strange Horizons Magazine
Well, here we are fam, and here it is. The final episode of The Slide. We started listening to this in 2023! Two years, my dudes! So much has happened since then, like seriously, loved ones have passed on and I moved to a new place and I’ve laughed and cried and stuff like that. But like the spirit of Sauron, The Slide endured. Frankly, this story hasn’t panned out like I thought it would.
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The Night Ends with Fire by K. X. Song

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By Kristy Wang, Kuzhali Manickavel, Akis Linardos, Donald Towers
| Strange Horizons Magazine
Since the release of the Disney animated film Mulan (1998), the title character has been heralded as a strong, independent “princess” who doesn’t need to wait for a man to save her. Yet, though Mulan resists social norms, she never seeks to overturn existing power structures.
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Rare Birds by L. B. Hazelthorn

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By Andy Sawyer, Kuzhali Manickavel, Akis Linardos, Donald Towers
| Strange Horizons Magazine
Rare Birds is an interestingly oblique exercise in weird fiction. Archaeology student Andromeda ("Rom”) Godden and her flatmate Ditto, a dancer, are accosted by a robber in an alley outside a club they frequent. He is driven off by a monstrous beast, “nearly a dog,” which attacks Rom’s dog, Pixie (bequeathed to her by her grandfather), but then vanishes at the approach of some of Ditto’s friends.
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