Announcing Not One of Us #69

“Welcome to our not quite human issue. We have an AI named Opal who is everywhere and a gruestone-juggling alien, a young girl sold into sex slavery and a djinni held captive by a fortune-telling AI. Our poets bring us murderous flora and mischievous fauna.”

Contents:

Opal, Everywhere, by Jennifer Hudak
Your Starving Days (poem), by Sonya Taaffe
Frosted Fruit, by Anne Karppinen
Revelations of the Artificial Dryads (poem), by Marissa Lingen
Falling Is What It Loves, by Mike Allen
Song for a Coyote (poem), by Jennifer Crow
Three Wishes and Your Fortune Told, by Alexandra Seidel
Suburban Pitcher Plant, Sarracenia suburbiana (poem), by Jay Sturner
Would That We Were Brownies (poem), by Avra Margariti
Art: John Stanton



We’ll be mailing the contributors’ and subscribers’ copies over the next week.