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Winter Release
Exhilaration of the Dream
The Civologists’ Dilemma
Last Winter In The Old Lake Chad
“Dajimi reminded herself that, for all their differences, the uppers were still human.”
Move-In
“It’s official! I’m an emancipated minor on the way to my first apartment with one of the first…
Orlanda
“So I am in a category containing exactly one. Formerly female bio and a disaster at that, and…
Shorthand
“Bookpearls are physical manifestations of humanity’s most original, profound topics, and they’re appraised and valued accordingly.”
Our Next issue will be on April 19th, 2026
Futures we can get behind!
The Liar of Freehold
He was like a scorpion you found in your boot; by the time you realized it was there, too late. Damage done.
Sunlight
“I just wanted to make food,” Lou said. “You’re the one who made it into something more.”
The Visible Hand
What risks are we willing to take to mitigate climate change?
The Paintings of Archmage George Washington: An Audio Tour!
If you were going to see George Washington, you had to listen to the audio tour, or there was simply no point.
The Desecration of City Hall
“Whatever the case, was it really worth it? All that effort? Is a paint job that important?’’
Admission
The human superpower is humility.
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Compelling Interviews
What Might the Future of Intentional Housing Looking Like?
Alex Mell-Taylor of After the Storm Magazine recently sat down with members of intentional communities.
What Would A Police-Free Future Look Like?
The revolution will not be message-tested
What will the socialist future of journalism look like?
After the Storm interviews the Blade’s Michael Key about the current challenges, and future potential, of journalism
The Future of Energy Policy (Ft. We Power’s Tom McBrien)
An interview about public utilities, optimism, and power
Sci-fi Novella ‘Bone Rush’
Bone Rush: Chapter One
“Skeletons. F@#king skyscraper-sized skeletons. All over the place.”
Bone Rush: Chapter Two
“Everyone else looked to the sky. Kady seemed worried. Neto seemed hopeful.”
Bone Rush: Chapter Three
The obvious agony of their deaths was one thing; the fact that no one had bothered - or been able - to bury them was another.
“The Old Boy’s Club” Extended Universe
The Oldboys Club
“May the future belong to us!”
The Oldboys March!
“…twenty years ago today, our spiritual forefathers gathered upon this spot to protest a horrible injustice”
Sic Transit
“Yeah, sure,” Borenstein muttered, sipping his margarita as outside, another bus whirred past.
Armed and Dangerous
“Are these real guns, or is he some sort of bodybuilder?”
Featured Writer: Sudip Bhattacharya
Can’t Let It Fester
“…he swallowed, and touched his jaw. It still throbbed but at least his teeth were intact.”
Borderlands
“…Juliana finally asked if he still thought being a journalist was useful.”
Unresolved
Constantly thinking about the meaning of life as a tsunami crashes over you isn’t always the sensible step.
Audubon Ballroom
“Instantly, his heart clenched. His entire body grew rigid like he’d been suddenly aware of a bear next to him.”