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The cocktail party is in full swing. The lights are colorful, the music provides a hum of energy without overtaking conversations, and the circle of relative-strangers forms. One guy poses the topic: What does everyone do? A question all but a lucky few are somewhat embarrassed to answer, but when it comes to us, we […]

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You find yourself standing in a train station. People hurry past you, grunting and shuffling: a gaggle of girls wrapped in black cloaks; a family of five laden with alphorn cases taller than they are; a thickly mustached man tugging a roller bag with a plushie pig charm, who gives you a quick sideways glance […]

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Welcome to Episode 72B of the award-winning Uncanny Magazine Podcast! In Episode 72B you will hear: Introduction: Michael Damian Thomas  Story: “Children of Calliope” by Seanan McGuire, as read by Erika Ensign Poem: “Butterfly Effect” by Angela Liu, as read by Matt Peters Interview: Michael Damian Thomas interviews Seanan McGuire This podcast was produced by Erika Ensign and ...


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  I always liked this idea: how we’d walk to the end of the subway tunnel and there’d be a door where everyone was waiting on the other side with all the things we’d ever lost. I always liked how to die means to never lose anything again. I want to remember the last […]

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We’re living in a story-time. Call it secondary or digital orality; even literate people mostly don’t read books, and comment sections operate more like spoken language than print media. The theorist Anna Kornbluh calls it “immediacy,” the condition of “too-late capitalism”: a rejection of the abstract and the symbolic in favor of the present moment, […]

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