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The story of an accidental national hero from an alternate Russia where Alexander II survived his assassination, by Matias Travieso-Diaz.
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Revelations of cosmic knowledge obscured by ancient words, by Joe Aultman-Moore.
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Inadvertent cultural imperialism meets IT outsourcing, by Andy Dibble.
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A survey of SFF in one of Europe's smallest languages, by Mariano Martín Rodríguez.
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Dispatches from a planet with even less reliable weather than Belgium, by Ian Alexander Tash.
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A Borghesian reflexion (pardon the pun) on the mysterious properties of antiques, by James C. Clar.
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Witness testimonies about what first contact was (or wasn't) like, by Angus McIntyre.
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An essay about SF's fascination with human-technology chimeras, by Mina.
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A story that wasn't meant to be written but for the author's sudden and inexplicable change of mind, by Richard Lau.
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Humankind's bumpy journey into the near-flung unknown, by Arturo Sierra.
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Reassuring thoughts for readers both real and simulated, by Noah Levin.
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Wherein we excitedly discuss awards and other news.
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