The Pocket Pixelarium, Winter/Spring 2023

Description

The Pocket Pixelarium is the quarterly e-zine of The Fabulist Words & Art, a Pushcart Prize-nominated and Utopia Award-winning online journal of the fantastical and speculative imagination. Each quarterly issue delivers 16 new works of science fiction, fantasy, horror, magic realism and speculative fiction, plus a collection of related nonfiction, including reviews, essays and interviews.

The Winter/Spring 2023 issue of The Pocket Pixelarium includes the following stories and nonfiction:

• “We’re Always Looking for New Blood,” by Josh Bell
• “The Blood,” by Sarah Boudreau
• “The Troll’s Child,” by Sam Corradetti
• “Umpteenth,” by Ewan Davis
• “Ascension,” by Kaitlyn Flynn
• “Each Note More Perfect Than The Last,” by Rob Francis
• “The Hands,” by Jakob Konger
• “Tree Full of Robins,” by Ashley Libey
• “A Missing Christmas,” by Arendse Lund
• “Shoulders,” by Emily Hessney Lynch
• “The Woman With a Suitcase Full of Stars,” by Carolyn Oliver
• “Diary of the Last Woman on Earth,” by Bowie Rowan
• “Ansible,” by Andy Scearce
• “The Freedom of Surrender,” by Jason Wyman
• Essay: “AI’s Threat to Humanity is More Mundane Than We Imagine,” by Dru Oja Jay
• Review: “So Hip It Hurts: The ‘Soft’ Science Fiction of Izumi Suzuki:” Hit Parade of Tears, Stories by Izumi Suzuki, reviewed by Nick Mamatas
• Review: “So You Think You’re An Anarchist? The Impossible Community: Realizing Communitarian Anarchism, and Overcoming Capitalism: Strategy for the Working Class, reviewed by Chris Carlsson

Art and illustrations by Adam Myers. The Fabulist was founded in 2007 by Josh Wilson (Editor) and Adam Myers (Art Director).

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