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The new Abyss & Apex is published. Read fiction by Kit Gadgitar, George Evans, Aeryn Rudel, Kai Holmwood, Deborah L. Davitt, Janna Layton, Blaize M. Kaye, and Larry Hodges. Plus genre poetry and book reviews. It's all at https://t.co/O0k49gu55D

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From our archives: “Hives.”
My babysitter told me she had hives
And showed me a hole in the palm of her hand
Where bees kept going out and coming in…
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From our archives: “Spider Without a Web.”
Syr told herself not to overreact. She would simply have to think faster than the human animals.
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From our archives: “Capricorn” is pretty graphic, but ultimately is about family sticking together.
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From our archives: "As Foretold."
Fireflies, the elders called them. Sent by the gods to prophesy change.
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From our archives: "Cold Currents," in which a man battles a generational tendency to seek a watery, suicidal grave and instead rescues others from drowning. https://t.co/twiTryd3Vb

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From our archives: "Leaden Prayers."
The pilgrims were not what they seemed.
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From our archives: "Merlin’s Return"
He, like Arthur, will return in time of dread.
From spell-sealed cave, Merlin will rise too.
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From our archives: “Lunch Date.” A story in poem form.
her fingers leaving behind
bread crumbs and stardust
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From our archives: "Glamoured." She wanted to go back to faerie, but how could she escape?
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From our archives: "A Planet With a Lake."
Before you lies a terrifying sight. It’s all of you: your past, present and future. You kneel before it and offer yourself.
It hits you in painful waves; the pressure. You’re the parent of a world.
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From our archives: A&A reviews The Midnight Project.
Marvelous worldbuilding, good science, great characters, and the Ceph are amazing. You’ll want to read this one.
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From our archives: A&A reviews The Celestial Sea. If you like Star Trek this will be right up your alley. Great characters and plot. Part of a series. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
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From our archives: A&A reviews Dueling Six Demons (D
The Dangerous Clique novels have a paranormal edge to them and if you like spy thrillers you’ll love these books.
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From our archives: "A&A reviews Dead to Rites." I devoured this book. Devoured it. And I kept laughing out loud as I did so because of the dark humor and the cop banter.

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From our archives, a science fiction adventure: A&A reviews Trigger Point. Page turner.
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From our archives: A&A reviews Anthems Outside Time, and other strange voices . This collection was a jewel box of delights.
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From our archives, A&A reviews Japanese Robots Love to Dance by Margret A. Treiber.
I think I will reread this one; it was a lot of fun! https://t.co/saNwRPJg01

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From our archives, one of the best-written stories we've ever published, “Section III.” Especially good if you love beautiful language, but it has heart as well. https://t.co/hg4SJWsZFr