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“Inez Ray, Buzzard (Bindery Books, September 22) In 2086, corporations monitor fertility and have outlawed abortion.”
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“Lockwood, A Complement of Scoundrels (Bindery Books, September 22) I adore a heist, and I’m so excited to see more female-centric fantasy heists this year, between C.L.”
“Her SFF short fiction has been published at PodCastle , Adventitious , and The Icarus Writing Collective .”
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“This sounds like a speculative riff on The Last Five Years ; I’m already anticipating the ugly-crying catharsis.”
“has a solution: wealthy families can clone their kids and circumvent death by uploading their child’s consciousness into a new host.”
“But when his latest asset pickup is a scientist defecting from another city—a scientist who might be hiding an apocalyptic weapon—it burns him from Seaborne.”
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“Thompson, Precious Children (Tachyon Publications, September 1) This dark speculative novel could be a Black Mirror episode with its unflinching look at parents who would “do anything” to get their child back, but equally dire depiction of the privilege and entitlement that festers in such a scenario.”
“Let’s not forget the extra goodies from our 2026 SFF preview , Freya Marske’s Bodies of Magic and Emily St.”
“It’s shades of old stories about missing children found who are impostors, crossed with the modern ethics of embryo donation and other fertility gray areas.”
“The animals of the forest follow an ancient, intensely territorial hierarchy of hunters and prey: wolves versus hunting cats, half-breeds alternately accepted or spurned by their respective herds or packs.”
“Double-crossed thief Myria sounds like a real Debbie Ocean (complimentary), in that she’s had enough time stewing in Carintheum’s jail to plot revenge on her master who put her there after cracking the Elysius Vault.”