A comprehensive, whirlwind tour around the surprisingly large speculative corpus of a small language, by Éva Vancsó.
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Collective decision-making is a different ballgame once it involves aliens who see themselves as ephemeral, by David R. Rowley.
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And how to care for it, by David W. Kastner.
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Many have faced difficult conversations with teachers, though this may take the cake (or snatch more than that), by Cliff Gale.
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A word of warning to time-travellers about chosing their playlist carefully, by J.Z.A. Wallis.
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Wherein the editors strike a celebratory tone over the journal's 10th anniversary.
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A cosmic tug-of-war between free will and original sin, by A. J. Rocca.
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A survey of ideological diversity (or the occasional lack thereof) in speculative fiction, by Mina.
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The former can alter our perception of the latter, and perhaps much more than that, by Isa Robertson.
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Could an extraterrestrial attain legal personhood under current human laws? By Mary G. Thompson.
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On the perils of inhabiting urban space with more than three dimensions, from Gheorghe Săsărman's cycle of imaginary cities, translated by Monica
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How many great minds has humankind lost to the lure of comfortable middle-class life? By Richard Lau.
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A word of warning for culinarily adventurous visitors to the ancient Roman period, by Matias Travieso-Diaz.
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Come meet the new academic home of speculative philosophy, by Anand Vaidya, Ethan Mills, and Manjula Menon.
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Ye who enter here... may visit the mega-prison of the future, by Dexter McLeod.
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