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StarShipSofa 706 Eleanor Arnason

Main Fiction: “Mines” by Eleanor Arnason Eleanor Arnason published her first story in 1973. She is one of the flood of women writers who came into SF during the Second Wave of Feminism; and her work reflects the Second Wave, as well as the aspirations and conflicts of the 1960s. She has published five or […]

StarShipSofa 705 David McGillveray

Main fiction: “Planet of Sarah” by David McGillveray David McGillveray was born in Edinburgh, Scotland but now lives and works in London. His fiction has previously appeared or is forthcoming in Interzone Digital, Shoreline of Infinity, Kaleidotrope, Space & Time and others. This story is original to StarShipSofa. Narrated by: Anthony Babington Anthony Babington is […]

StarShipSofa 704 Ramez Yoakeim

Main Fiction: “Rockhoppers” by Ramez Yoakeim A one-time engineer and educator, Ramez Yoakeim’s work favors the darker side of speculative fiction but mostly he writes about hope, including “More Than Trinkets,” named one of Tor.com’s Must-Read Speculative Short Fiction. You’ll find more of his stories in Hidden Realms from Flame Tree Press, Sci Phi Journal, Translunar Travelers Lounge, […]

StarShipSofa 703 José Pablo Iriarte

Main Fiction: “Proof by Induction” by José Pablo Iriarte This story originally appeared in Uncanny Magazine, #40. José Pablo Iriarte is a Cuban-American writer, high school math teacher, and parent of two. Their fiction has been finalist for the Nebula, Hugo, Locus and Sturgeon Awards, longlisted for the Otherwise Award, and reprinted in various Year’s […]

StarShipSofa 702 Rhiannon Rasmussen

Main Fiction: “An Elegy for the Bucephalus” by Rhiannon Rasmussen This story originally appeared in Unlikely Wonders (Robot Dinosaur Press, 2022). Illustrator and writer Rhiannon Rasmussen creates dark fantasy, horror, and science-fiction that juxtaposes humanity and queerness with elements of monstrosity, phantasm, and the weird. Rhiannon’s work has appeared in galleries & magazines including Lightspeed […]

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