Uncanny Magazine Podcast Unveils Episode 71A: A Journey Through Speculative Fiction and Poetic Depths

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Urbana, IL – [Current Date] – Uncanny Magazine, the acclaimed digital magazine of science fiction and fantasy, has released Episode 71A of its award-winning podcast, offering listeners a compelling blend of prose, poetry, and insightful conversation. Hosted by Michael Damian Thomas, the episode features a poignant short story

Hellish Incursion Rocks Victorian London Amidst Grand Exhibition Preparations; Diplomat Faces Unholy Alliance

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London, 1851 – A cataclysmic breach of unknown origin has plunged parts of London into chaos, as infernal creatures streamed from a newly opened portal, threatening the fragile peace established since the Great Revelation. The incident, which unfolded with alarming speed, saw British government official Cora Hastings, the human Species Ombudsman, t

A Dragon’s Rider, A Queen’s Dilemma: House of the Dragon’s Rhaena Targaryen Takes Flight on Sheepstealer, Reshaping the Dance

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WARNING: This article contains significant spoilers for House of the Dragon Season 3 and George R.R. Martin’s Fire & Blood. House of the Dragon, HBO’s acclaimed prequel to Game of Thrones, has consistently demonstrated a willingness to diverge from its literary source material, George R.R. Martin’s sprawling historical chronic

Uncanny Magazine Dominates Sturgeon Award Finalists, Signifying a Vibrant Future for Speculative Fiction

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Lawrence, KS – [Date of publication, e.g., July 15, 2024] – In a significant announcement that reverberated through the speculative fiction community, Uncanny Magazine and its esteemed contributors have garnered multiple nominations for the prestigious Theodore A. Sturgeon Memorial Award. Two works published by Uncanny Magazine—"Six People to

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