In Another Time Magazine

Scifi/fan magazine for short stories, flash fiction, and poems. Currently closed for submissions, and still reading our way through the great pieces sent in!

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🥳🥳Issue 2 is now available!!!!!!!!🥳🥳
Paperbacks, e-book, and even hardcovers can be purchased with the link below!

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Many thanks to our wonderful authors (tagged below) for being a part of IAT, and of course to our cover artist Sarah Finnigan!

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🥳🥳Issue 1 is now available!!!!!!!🥳🥳

Paperbacks or e-books can be found with the link below. Putting together...
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Workshop. She spends way too much time making, trading and reading zines. @teacherchick34

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Why we loved this story: 'On Human Nature' is another example of a story that is a great blend of bleak and hopeful. It has a complex main character we can cheer on, as they face struggles that are entirely familiar and also... alien...

Bio: Originally from Toledo, Ohio, USA

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Last year we waited till December to explain why we picked each story/poem in Issue 1, which was a fun way to wrap up the year. Are we going to wait to do that this year? Are we going to hold off going on and on about what made us fall in love with each story?

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and now based in Sydney, Australia, S.L. Johnson's speculative fiction appears in publications like Antipodean SF, force/fields by Perennial Press, and more. A 2022 NYC Midnight judge, she is currently an editor at Novel Slices and is a graduate of the 2023 Wayward Wormhole

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a New Zealand-born SF writer now living in Australia, where he is paid to be careful with words. He has had numerous stories shortlisted for the Aurealis and Ditmar awards and is a three-time winner of the Sir Julius Vogel award.

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Why we loved this story: 'Carbon Copy'. What a premise. What do we owe our society, what do we owe our families, what do we owe ourselves? And how much is all of that based on forgiveness?

But also, sometimes, people are very rude.

Bio: Simon Petrie is

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Last year we waited till December to explain why we picked each story/poem in Issue 1, which was a fun way to wrap up the year. Are we going to wait to do that this year? Are we going to hold off going on and on about what made us fall in love with each story?

[Simon "Si Spurrier" Spurrier @sispurrier]

He really was unfathomably wonderful.

#Pratchett on fantasy, while charmingly putting a snob in their place.

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@rweisfield And we love being able to publish so many wonderful stories!!!

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Why we loved this story: 'The Sphinx's Search for a Riddle' is a sweet, wistful story, full of riddles and discovery. It's the kind of story that transports you to another realm, quickly makes you fond of the characters, and leaves just the right amount of suspense (and time

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Last year we waited till December to explain why we picked each story/poem in Issue 1, which was a fun way to wrap up the year. Are we going to wait to do that this year? Are we going to hold off going on and on about what made us fall in love with each story?

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in desperate need of more poetry and prose submissions, spread the word‼️📣

[Kat Coffin Author @KatinOxford]

I finished Bethany Joy Lenz’s memoir “Dinner for Vampires”, which details her experiences in an Evangelical cult during her run on One Tree Hill. I expected it to be an emotional read, since I came from a similar background.

What I didn’t expect was how ANGRY it made me.

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re-creating the middle ages or recreating in the mountains. @rweisfield

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before answering the last riddle). In all, just felt very very fitting for our little magazine!

Bio: Russell Weisfield has previously been published in Wyldblood Magazine. He is a project manager living in Golden, Colorado with his wife and son. He can often be found

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own call to a heroic quest of epic proportions, and perhaps write a novel about it afterwards. Her writing has previously been published in Mythaxis Magazine, Androids and Dragons, and Idle Ink.

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Why we loved this story: 'To See the Next Part of the Dream'. At one point last year when our two editors started reviewing our top selections, one editor commented to the other 'you really like stories with happy endings, don't you?' This kicked off a whole discussion around

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Last year we waited till December to explain why we picked each story/poem in Issue 1, which was a fun way to wrap up the year. Are we going to wait to do that this year? Are we going to hold off going on and on about what made us fall in love with each story?

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We loved this dark look into the future, we loved the hopefulness of the story, and we loved all of the 🪴

Bio: Rina Song is a writer and alternative rock lover based out of California. When not writing, she has a day job involving computers. She hopes to one day receive her

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of her words at https://t.co/EakqEKI0ol.

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Why we loved this story: 'White Dwarf Companion Blues' is a sweet story on the cosmic scale. It's informative, it's compelling, it's magical. And with the vastness of space and the inevitability of death, it's good sometimes to read a story rooted so strongly in hope.

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Last year we waited till December to explain why we picked each story/poem in Issue 1, which was a fun way to wrap up the year. Are we going to wait to do that this year? Are we going to hold off going on and on about what made us fall in love with each story?

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Bio: Pauline Barmby (she/her) is an astrophysicist who reads, writes, runs, knits, and believes that you can’t have too many favorite galaxies. She lives in London, Canada and hopes to someday visit her namesake main belt asteroid, minor planet 281067. Find more