Radon Journal (Issue 10) (Paperback)

Casey Aimer

ISBN 13: 9798349362729

Published by Radon Journal, 2025

About this Item

Paperback. Radon Journal celebrates its milestone tenth issue with award-winning science fiction confronting today's realities. Thirteen authors deliver riveting short stories and evocative poems that dare to reckon with the complexities of tomorrow amid the dystopian present.Original fiction by Eoin Nordman, Emma Burnett, Frank Baird Hughes, Julian Quaglia, Hayden Waller, and Jacob Baugher.Original poetry by Megan Cartwright, Mercury Sunderland, Rebecca O'Bern, Spencer Keene, M.C. Childs, Steve Wheat, and Thomas Behan. Radon Journal's milestone tenth issue features thirteen short stories and poems that showcase science fiction's best progressive authors. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Radon Journal (Issue 10) (Paperback)
• Publisher: Radon Journal
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798349362729
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

Radon Journal celebrates its milestone tenth issue with award-winning science fiction confronting today's realities. Thirteen authors deliver riveting short stories and evocative poems that dare to reckon with the complexities of tomorrow amid the dystopian present.

Original fiction by Eoin Nordman, Emma Burnett, Frank Baird Hughes, Julian Quaglia, Hayden Waller, and Jacob Baugher.

Original poetry by Megan Cartwright, Mercury Sunderland, Rebecca O'Bern, Spencer Keene, M.C. Childs, Steve Wheat, and Thomas Behan.

About the Authors

Anarcho-transhumanist editor and poet with an MPS in Publishing, MFA in Poetry, and BA in Prose. Works for a non-profit in DC publishing science research, and is an SFWA and SFPA author championing speculative poetry.

Queer, New England-based speculative fiction writer and freelance editor. She is a current MFA candidate and fellow at Fairfield University. Champions BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ narratives. Working with emerging authors on their first publication is her most favorite thing.

Katerina (AKA Ninja Jo) is a freelance artist born in Ukraine. She works in digital and traditional materials such as watercolor, ink, and oil. She has more than twenty years of experience in traditional art and over ten years in digital. The subjects of her paintings are usually robots, different science fiction scenes, dark, or cyberpunk.