Tesseracts Eleven: Amazing Canadian Speculative Fiction

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Tesseracts Eleven: Amazing Canadian Speculative Fiction

Read both for free at New Myths. The story follows the efforts of a Hamilton-based researcher to combat the spread of a virus. Find her at http: SF Canada member Dominik Parisien serves as fiction co-editor for this very special edition of Uncanny magazine. Why destroy science fiction? Because disabled people have been discarded from the narrative, cured, rejected, villainized.

By turning our attention to the future, we are able to explore concerns and realities in the present and amplify them, correct them, highlight the ways they might become better or worse if allowed to continue on their present course. Through science fiction, marginalized people are able to say, We are here, now, and we will be there later, too.

But it is not just enough to talk about disability. It is not enough to just say that we are here, that we will be there later. We need to remember that we are people, too. The disabled artists in this issue are not just disabled people, as so many would boil disability down to a single trait. These are fully actualized individuals, living at the intersections and axes of identities. Queer, nonbinary, Jewish, black, PoC, Christian, straight.

We are all of these things and we are disabled. Disability itself means different things to different people. We are not a monolith.

Throughout the stories, nonfiction, and poetry in Disabled People Destroy Science Fiction , you will encounter narratives and experiences that may be familiar, or not. Perhaps some disabled readers or writers will encounter an experience they recognize, but handled slightly differently than their own. No one experience of disability is the disability experience.

Many of the themes dealt with by our authors could, and likely would, be handled in radically different ways by other disabled authors. The Destroy projects are important to the field because they amplify the work of a specific demographic at a specific point in time, but they are only a small part of what needs to be an ongoing conversation.

We need more of those narratives, with a broad range of experiences.

Now available from Uncanny as. This historical novel is published by LMH Publishing. Confronting the fear of death head-on, and describing the rituals that mitigate it, the poems in The Art of Dying take a satirical look at the ways we explain, enshrine, and, above all, evade death in contemporary culture. Some poems ask if there is any place left for poets in our rituals of memory and commemoration.

A few examine the apocalyptic language of climate change.

Others poke fun at the death-defying claims of posthumanism. A thoughtful and irreverent collection about serious concerns, The Art of Dying begins and ends with the fact of death, and strips away our euphemisms about it.

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Savory teeth, sentient insects, deadly automatons, VR worlds, ensorcelled blades, nanotech healing, possessive fungus, gingerbread people, prophetic soap bubbles and more: Get to know some of our members better with in-depth biographies. SFC member Sherry D. Ramsey offers a glimpse into the trials of modern Underworld management in "The Big Freeze," our new free fiction read What do we do? How can you become one of us? Click here for the answers to all or at least some of your SFC questions For now, avoid forcing the issue with mere "lists" of works possessing an arbitrary shared characteristic, such as relating to a particular place.

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Tesseracts 1 by Judith Merril. Tesseracts Q by Jane Brierley.

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