Short Fiction Review: March–April 2026
One of my favorite things about science fiction and fantasy literature is its ability to portray nonhuman viewpoints. This month, all my favorite stories do that.
One of my favorite things about science fiction and fantasy literature is its ability to portray nonhuman viewpoints. This month, all my favorite stories do that.
My favorite stories from September and October featured aliens, impossibilities, migration, and death, in varying combinations.
My favorite stories from July and August feature a hungry ghost, a brain implant gone awry, and an gardening challenge in a post-apocalyptic world.
My favorite stories from May and June are ones that I found remarkably easy to read. They drew me in comfortably in the first few lines.
My favorite stories from March and April all lift up the importance of human connection in one way or another.
“My favorite stories from January and February look at conformity, assimilation, diversity, and connection from various angles.”