In this issue's short fiction, Isabel J. Kim gives us a necromancer out for justice for her murdered brother in "Christopher Mills, Return to Sender," and Gabrielle Harbowy takes us inside "The Dybbuk Ward"; in flash fiction, Marie H. Lewis re-examines Persephone's fate in "I Have Reached Into The Quantum Basket," and Lisa M. Bradley's "Collecting Ynes" is a mythologized account of Ynes Mexia, a Mexican-American woman who experienced mental illness, and who eventually became a world-renowned botanist - without a degree; for poetry, we have "Negative Detection" by Alex Jennings and "stilling" by Cislyn Smith. Plus an interview with award-winning author of the Sixth World series, Race to the Sun, Black Sun and Fevered Star, and much more, Rebecca Roanhorse.
In this issue's short fiction, Isabel J. Kim gives us a necromancer out for justice for her murdered brother in "Christopher Mills, Return to Sender," and Gabrielle Harbowy takes us inside "The Dybbuk Ward"; in flash fiction, Marie H. Lewis re-examines Persephone's fate in "I Have Reached Into The Quantum Basket," and Lisa M. Bradley's "Collecting Ynes" is a mythologized account of Ynes Mexia, a Mexican-American woman who experienced mental illness, and who eventually became a world-renowned botanist - without a degree; for poetry, we have "Negative Detection" by Alex Jennings and "stilling" by Cislyn Smith. Plus an interview with award-winning author of the Sixth World series, Race to the Sun, Black Sun and Fevered Star, and much more, Rebecca Roanhorse.