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An illustration of a person falling through a storm of red playing cards.
Original Fiction
Dark Fantasy

Blackjack

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An illustration of recipe cards on a counter surrounded by scattered ingredients.
Original Fiction
post-apocalyptic

Have You Eaten? Part 4: Harper’s Homecoming

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An illustration of recipe cards on a counter surrounded by scattered ingredients.
Original Fiction
post-apocalyptic

Have You Eaten? Part 3: Morrow’s Comfort

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An illustration of recipe cards on a counter surrounded by scattered ingredients.
Original Fiction
post-apocalyptic

Have You Eaten? Part 2: Dinner with Peter

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An illustration of a woman's face in shades of blue and green.
Original Fiction
dystopian

The Plasticity of Being

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An illustration of a recipe card on a counter surrounded by scattered ingredients.
Original Fiction
post-apocalyptic

Have You Eaten? Part 1: Daneka’s Birthday

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An abstract illustration of a cat at a woman's bare feet.
Original Fiction
Cyberpunk

A Well-Fed Companion

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A woman walks along a busy highway median while the specter of a three-headed dog watches her.
Original Fiction
Horror

Median

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A young person drinks from a bowl of red liquid as around them, waves crash into ships and flames burn a village in the background.
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Epic Fantasy

The River Judge

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A massive bird takes flight from an outcrop of green rocks.
Original Fiction
Science Fiction

You Don’t Belong Where You Don’t Belong

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A silhouetted figure contemplates a red sun in a green sky overlaid with graph lines.
Original Fiction
Science Fiction

Nine Billion Turing Tests

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An illustration in muted tones of a white child with brown hair cut in a short bob peering out from a collage of trees.
Original Fiction
Science Fiction

Instar

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“Writing is the closest thing we have to real magic.”

R.F. Kuang, Yellowface

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