2022 online SFF - Clarkesworld Jan-Apr

Clarkesworld might be my favorite magazine for the way each month is like a little anthology of stories with some related theme or element. Not every story, I guess, or every month, but it's neat when it's like "oh we're talking about *this* now", and sometimes you happen to hit a month you're particularly into, like April here.

The Uncurling of Samsara, Koji A. Dae, Clarkesworld. Generation ship nutrition, content note for body recycling/cannibalism.

The Lion and the Virgin, Megan J. Kerr, Clarkesworld. A long solo trip.

The Old Moon, John McNeil, Clarkesworld. Maybe even when there aren't people any more everyone will still just be people.

The Dragon Project, Naomi Kritzer, Clarkesworld. Bioengineered dragons, yay.

Wanting Things, Cal Ritterhoff, Clarkesworld. I found parts of this annoying but parts were funny. NOVELETTE

Two Spacesuits, Leonard Richardson, Clarkesworld. Memes and alien possession. I really liked this one.

Dream Factory, Greg Egan, Clarkesworld. Always interesting to see what Egan is up to. Pet ownership and the ethics of hacking your cat. NOVELETTE

An Expression of Silence, Beth Goder, Clarkesworld. Alien contact and the difficulty of communication.

An Urge To Create Honey, Martin Cahill, Clarkesworld. An alien-ized human, or human-origin alien, trying to be a bridge.