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Issue 18:
All the Wonder in the World When Maxwell's Demon Met Schrödinger’s Cat Becoming
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by Lavie Tidhar
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by Rae Dawn Carson
by Ralph Sevush
by Jill Knowles
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Nanoflakes
by James S. Dorr
Poetry
by Larry Hammer
Sound Years
By A. J. Luxton
Kara's jungle
by s.c.virtes
The Dimensional Rush of Relative Lives
by Bruce Boston
The Devil Stands Near My Pulpit
By Christopher Vera
At the Children's Pound
By Marge Simon
Capella 5 needs your children
by Rich Magahiz
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Not What It Seems
They seem so ordinary: a simple trader, rusty water from a faucet, a drunk, a young woman, a box of breakfast cereal. Wait. Read further.
Things are not what they seem.
Each of the stories in this issue contains characters and settings with something very different about them. And it's not always apparent where that difference lies. Sometimes it is obvious that something is amiss, but is it what you think is skewed? Or must you dig deeper?
Whether they contain the odd, extrapolated results of a shiny idea or an inevitable surprise, we hope you find theses stories engaging. And if they cause you to look twice at ordinary people and objects and say, "What if?" we will not be surprised.
—Wendy S. Delmater, Managing Editor