Clarkesworld is a Hugo and World Fantasy Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month we bring you a mix of fiction, articles, interviews and art. Our October 2022 issue (#193) contains:Original fiction by Lavie Tidhar ("Junk Hounds"), Elaine Gao ("Coding Van Gogh"), Thomas Ha ("Fly Free"), M. L. Clark ("Lost and Found"), Alan Kubatiev ("Fly Free"), Chu Shifan ("Giant Fish"), Gregory Feeley ("The Secret Strength of Things (A Nikkei Legend)"), and Jared Oliver Adams ("Rondo for Strings and Lasergun"). Non-fiction includes an article by Julie Novakova, interviews with Marie Vibbert, Aleksandra (Ola) Hill, Kanika Agrawal, and Rowan Morrison, and an editorial by Neil Clarke.

Clarkesworld Magazine Issue 193

The Unidentified Funny Objects series delivers an annual dose of funny, zany, and unusual science fiction and fantasy stories. All-new fiction from the genre's top voices! In this volume you'll find: * Overworked fairies distributing swords.* Alien yeti slackers* Elf bakers* Absconded books* Superhero dance battles* Matchmakers ... in spaaace! This anthology contains the following stories: "The Hero of Small Things" by Amanda Saville "Chai Noon" by Esther Friesner "If Pages Could Blush" by Kyle A. Massa "The Time Loop Device is Counting Down" by Beth Goder "Crouching Swan Hidden Polka" by Jim C Hines "Sgt. Yeti" by Gini Koch "The Great Beyond Commands" by John Wiswell "The Second Wish" by James Beamon "These Three Aliens Walk into a Bar" by Simon R. Green "Our Most Sincere Apologies to the People of Brazil" by Jane Espenson "Liability Insurance Policy for Immortals, Cryptids, and Other Magical Beings: Annual Newsletter" by Tina Connolly "The Shadchen of Venus" by Lavie Tidhar "Cory Sucks" by Auston Habershaw "Sunnyside Daycare Employees' Chat Log, Post Alien Takeover" by Amanda Helms "Cooking Up Trouble" by C. Flynt "Right to Remain Silent" by Jody Lynn Nye "Auntie Elsie's Compleat Guide to Heartbreak" by Tim Pratt "The Troll Bridge" by Adam Gaylord "Do Gumshoes Dream of Electric Sleep" by Dave Vierling "Hell's Bureaucracy" by David Hankins "A Crisis of Fate" by Zach Shephard

Unidentified Funny Objects 9 - Unidentified Funny Objects, #9

Each month The Dark brings you the best in dark fantasy and horror! Selected by Clara Madrigano and Sean Wallace and published by Prime Books, this issue includes four all-new stories: "Wind Come Down the Mountain" by A. C. Wise"How the Cat Woman Became the Giant Lady, Circa 1995" by Seán Padraic Birnie"Sirenia" by Lavie Tidhar"Olympus is a Body" by Angela Liu

The Dark Issue 90 - The Dark, #90

Featuring stories from USA, the UK, China, Sweden, and Cuba. "A Friend on the Inside" by Will McIntosh (USA)"Four-Letter Word" by Alexy Dumenigo (Cuba), translated by Toshiya Kamei"Rat's Tongue" by Xing Fan (China), translated by Judith Huang"Vagrants" by Lavie Tidhar (UK)"The Sweetness of Berris and Wine" by Jo Miles (USA)"Paean for a Branch Ghost" by Filip Wiltgren (Sweden) Cover art: Oleksandr Kulichenko (Ukraine)Cover design: Jay O'Connell (USA)

Future Science Fiction Digest, Issue 14 - Future Science Fiction Digest, #14

Clarkesworld is a Hugo and World Fantasy Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month we bring you a mix of fiction, articles, interviews and art. Our October 2021 issue (#181) contains: Original fiction by Brenda Cooper ("Paper of Elephants"), Bo Balder ("The Answer Was Snails"), Fei Dao ("Legend of the Giant"), M. L. Clark ("Love Unflinching, at Low- to Zero-G"), Lavie Tidhar ("Rain Falling in the Pines"), Eric Fomley and Rich Larson ("Through"), and AnaMaria Curtis ("A Well-Worn Path"). Non-fiction includes an article by Carrie Sessarego and interviews with Cadwell Turnbull and Tobias S. Buckell, and an editorial by Neil Clarke.

Clarkesworld Magazine Issue 181

Clarkesworld is a Hugo and World Fantasy Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month we bring you a mix of fiction, articles, interviews and art. Our September 2020 issue (#168) contains: Original fiction by Lavie Tidhar ("Blue And Blue And Blue And Pink"), G. D. Angier ("What Remains of Maya Sankovy"), Arula Ratnakar ("Lone Puppeteer of a Sleeping City"), Isabel Lee ("Certainty"), R. P. Sand ("Ask the Fireflies"), Nin Harris ("Every Plumage, Every Beak"), and Keishi Kajifune ("The Book Reader"). Non-fiction by Carrie Sessarego, interviews with Sheila Williams and Scott Andrews, and an editorial by Neil Clarke.

Clarkesworld Magazine Issue 168 - Clarkesworld Magazine

Quand Charlie et la Chocolaterie rencontre Le Faucon maltais  !Dans une ville où les bonbons sont un crime et d'où tous les gâteaux ont été prohibés, Nelle Faulkner est une jeune détective privée de douze ans à la recherche de son prochain client.Quand le célèbre gangster Eddie de Menthe lui demande son aide, Nelle accepte donc aussitôt l'affaire.Mais son enquête la plonge elle et ses amis dans le plus poisseux et le plus embrouillé des mondes  : celui du trafic clandestin de bonbons  !Nelle résoudra-t-elle l'affaire ou risque-t-elle la crise de foie  ?

La mafia des bonbons

A Auschwitz, pendant la guerre, un homme reve eveille. La nuit venue, pour echapper a la realite terrifiante du camp, Shomer imagine un autre monde. Un monde crepusculaire dans lequel Wolf, un chef nazi, a ete oblige de fuir a Londres.Pour survivre dans les rues crasseuses de la capitale, Wolf est devenu detective prive. Un jour, dans son bureau miserable, il recoit une femme juive qui lui demande de retrouver sa soeur. Wolf hait les Juifs ils sont responsables de son exil, ils hantent son present et ses souvenirs. Mais l'ex-chantre du nazisme a desesperement besoin d'argent. Il accepte donc cette mission, qui le conduit d'humiliations en humiliations.Entre le reveur et son personnage d'etranges liens se tissent. Et dans sa decheance, Wolf finit aussi par devenir plus humain...Quand Histoire et imaginaire s'entrecroisent. Un roman magistral.

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