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Samples from Volume I Lapis Corvos Allie MariniPoetry Allie Marini is a former Florida woman now living in the PNW. She is a cross-genre writer, visual artist, maker, and tarot reader. She runs Creepy...

The fifth issue of Adventitious. Digital edition including PDF and EPUB formats.

Hi all! The year continues to be a difficult for me personally but I’m still happy to be able to help spread the news about some recent quee

Kwong’s Bath by Angela Liu     The visits start a week after Kwong’s first surgery. Despite the stinging January cold, the high school boyfriend sits on the tiled floor in his boxers, scrubbing the ba...

You’re only this young and usable once, so you have to make the most of it. At least that’s what your perfect, omniscient parents say. As the founders of CL-1, Neo-Shanghai’s largest genetic…

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The first time you killed me, I cried like a baby. Stupid, stupid, to cry over something make-believe—stupid and ugly and pathetic, too, when already the only thing I wanted in the world was for you ...

Well, July marked another huge month for queer spec fic, led by Baffling Magazine and a news trans SFF anthology. But even without those the

"Magical Girl: Corporate Failure" by Lia Lao

Hi all! I’m still a mess in general but the show continues, this month with works from June—and there are quite a few, thanks in large part

Read There are lonely things in the forest, by Rukman Ragas, a poem from Issue 43 of The Deadlands, summer, 2026.

The horse brings you home wading through summer rain, reminds you             not to stare too long at the halo of light the flicker of streetlamps, metal heads bowed over fogged streets your bad knee...

My mech suit is my Lady, my love, my metallic goddess of war. I thought Her eternal, fused forever to my body and soul, but now nothing speaks in my mind but the screaming terror of imagining a lifeti...