by Sarah Rees Brennan in Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-Eight
Content Note: All Possible Warnings Apply click here for full note Warnings: violence, incest, cannibalism, fratricide, attempted infanticide just as in the original… Children don’t generally assume their father will abandon them to die in the snow. But under certain circumstances, they might get an inkling. If their mother had died the year before, […]
by Arkady Martine in Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-Eight
Bloodsoaked and grinning, the Soldier climbs to the summit of the ruins. The wind is mountain-top fast. It grabs the strands of her hair that have escaped her ponytail and sticks them to her ecstatic mouth: the slick surface of teeth, the gloss-wet of lipstain. She stands up straight and the wind lights her up. […]
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by Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas in Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-Eight
(Editor’s Note: This editorial was written before Caitlin Thomas’s passing on April 17, 2024, 1 a.m., in the Lurie Children’s Hospital PICU. The Uncanny staff all offer their condolences to the Thomases. A memorial to Caitlin will appear in Issue 59.) It’s been a rollercoaster for the Uncanny Thomases. As of writing this editorial, our daughter, Caitlin, […]
by Amy Berg in Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-Eight
I’ve been a working screenwriter for twenty-five years. While I’ve done a few uncredited rewrites on the feature film side, for me movies are just a dalliance. I’ve spent the majority of my career working in television because that’s where my heart lies. I want to work on things that actually get made. And I […]
by John Scalzi in Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-Eight
Truly, this world is blessed with riches, because it now has two different cinematic versions of the Dune universe: The 1984 version, directed by David Lynch, and the version from director Denis Villeneuve, which is comprised of two films, 2021’s Dune Part One and the rather expectedly named Dune Part 2, which came out this year, forty […]
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