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@sentencebender Haven't seen anyone mention The Spear Cuts Through Water by Simon Jimenez (novel), Wrath Goddess Sing by Maya Deane (novel), or All the Horses of Iceland by Sarah Tolmie (novella) yet.
So: please DON'T nominate BCS for Best Semiprozine. Consider our stories and check out other indie zines. The 2022 Hugo longlist had Mermaids Monthly, Khōréō, Fireside, Diabolical Plots, The Deadlands, GigaNotoSaurus--all unique, important, and worthy.
@ed_morland @judahmahay@jasonsanford Seconding Jimenez; also his first novel, The Vanished Birds (though that's SF). Some others: The Stone Boatmen and The Little Animals, both by Sarah Tolmie. The Absolute Book by Elizabeth Knox. Breath of the Sun by Isaac Fellman. Sorcerer of the Wildeeps by Kai Ashante Wilson.
@osmie I just looked at this and I think I misclicked without realizing it, because I see no reason I'd have voted for the Perec rather than the Disch. I doubt mine will turn out to be the deciding vote, but please do imagine an appropriate slight change in the tallies if it comes up.
I used to support these laws but more and more I see that a state that offers "death with dignity" but not LIFE with dignity to its disabled citizens is just practicing eugenics
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My understanding is CUPE was already at the table when the government passed legislation imposing a contract settlement. The bill didn’t just prohibit them from striking: it prohibited them from negotiating.