Michèle Laframboise

Filip Wiltgren

Murtaza Mohsin

Issue 7 features fiction from Canada, Pakistan, and Sweden. Michèle Laframboise's "Cousin Entropy" is a far-flung space opera reminiscent of Liu Cixin's books. "Sunstrewn" by Murtaza Mohsin is another interstellar adventure, but this one deals with the issues of colonization, and the much-closer-to-home conflict between India and Pakistan. Filip Wiltgren returns to the pages of Future SF with an epistolary story about love and physics, but mostly about love. He packs quite a punch into very few words.

Future Science Fiction Digest Issue 7

Alexandra Seidel

Rodrigo Assis Mesquita

Future SF is a magazine focusing on international science fiction. In this issue we feature stories from Sweden, Germany, and Brazil: * A virtual priest of the Fundamental DOS must help a young wanderer in post-apocalyptic Europe. * A cultural officer for the Circle of Suns is forced to decide which members of the conquered alien species will live and which will die. * Two artificial intelligences meet in a fan fiction forum.

Future Science Fiction Digest Issue 5

Alex Shvartsman

Lavie Tidhar

Will McIntosh

Xing Fan

Jo Miles

Featuring stories from USA, the UK, China, Sweden, and Cuba. "A Friend on the Inside" by Will McIntosh (USA) "Four-Letter Word" by Alexy Dumenigo (Cuba), translated by Toshiya Kamei "Rat's Tongue" by Xing Fan (China), translated by Judith Huang "Vagrants" by Lavie Tidhar (UK) "The Sweetness of Berris and Wine" by Jo Miles (USA) "Paean for a Branch Ghost" by Filip Wiltgren (Sweden) Cover art: Oleksandr Kulichenko (Ukraine) Cover design: Jay O'Connell (USA)

Future Science Fiction Digest Issue 14

Two deadly women. One vicious crime lord. In a world of guns and magic. Nobody goes into the wild, the grey deadlands between the five worlds. But when a blonde with a bag full of gold and city's biggest crime lord on her heels comes to me for aid, I can't turn her down. I should have. Because when the bullets start flying and every gun in town is turned against us, the wild may be the safest place left. Into the Wild is a 1920s urban fantasy with gangsters and monsters, guns and magic. If you like an equal dose Sam Spade and Glen Cook, you'll love Into the Wild. Get it now.

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