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Clarkesworld Issue 123

Clarkesworld Issue 123

EssaysFantasy
Pages
146
Published
2016
Language
English
Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

Thought-ProvokingAdventurousMysteriousIntellectual

Genres

Essays Fantasy Science Fiction

Authors

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Eleanor Arnason

Eleanor Arnason is a writer whose work explores science fiction themes. You might know her from her contribution to The Future is Female 2!

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Maggie Clarke

Maggie Clarke is an author whose work has appeared in Clarkesworld Issue 123. Readers often praise her clear storytelling and engaging style.

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Neil Clarke

Neil Clarke is the editor and publisher of Clarkesworld, a magazine focused on science fiction and fantasy short stories. He has curated many editions of the publication, including Issue 71, Issue 125, and Issue 146. His work centers on finding and sharing new speculative fiction from writers around the world.

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Yukimi Ogawa

Yukimi Ogawa is a writer whose work appears in major science fiction and fantasy collections. You'll find her stories in Best of World SF, Year's Best Fantasy, and Clarkesworld magazine, including issues 151 and 123. She's a great author to check out if you enjoy speculative fiction.

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王元

王元 writes speculative fiction, with stories appearing in Clarkesworld Issue 183 and Issue 123. Their other work includes "Calculus.

Frequently asked questions

  • Does this issue feature any specific recurring characters or story arcs from previous Clarkesworld issues?

    Clarkesworld Issue 123 is a standalone collection of short stories, meaning readers do not need to have read previous issues to understand the narratives. Each story presents a complete arc within itself, offering a diverse range of speculative fiction without relying on ongoing character development or plotlines from earlier publications.

  • Are there any notable non-fiction pieces or editorials in this issue?

    This issue includes an editorial by Neil Clarke, which often provides insights into the current state of speculative fiction or the magazine's curatorial process. It also features an interview with author Eleanor Arnason, offering a deeper look into her creative process and influences.