Short Fiction Round-up #66

These are supposed to post on the first Monday of the month, but yesterday was a Holiday in the US and I really wanted to work on my current project instead of blog. First Tuesday of the month after a US Holiday is going to be good this time. 

I've got twenty-one (21) stories for you from the month of August.

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Daily Science Fiction published:
To Meet the Death Carriage by Beth Cato in May
Star Crossed by Andrea Carolina Rivera in May
Search History for Elspeth Adair, Age 11 by Aimee Picchi in 2019
Upper Beta Great Alcove Very Happy by Ron Fein in July
Pay Here to Exit by Karliana Sakas in May

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​A Personal Apocalypse by Leon Othenin-Gerard was published by Apparition Lit in July.

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Deathcap and Hemlock published

Blighted Ancient Grain Bowl by the Deathcap and Hemlock Staff

Perfect Penance Bundt Cake by Rae Knowles

​Low-Calorie Chocolate Chip Cookies by Kanishk Tantia 

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Solarpunk Magazine published 

The Brave Dress by Starhawk in Jan/Feb

​Flora 2.0 by Coral Alejandra Moore in Jan/Feb

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The Earthquakes are Coming by Ai Jiang was published by The Puritan Magazine in August.

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The Deadlands published

In the Window by Patrick Lofgren in 2021

I Had Never Been a Candle by Freydís Moon in 2021

​Nearly New Rockports by Anita Brienza in 2021

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Fireside published
The Tourist by Em Liu in July
Like Stars Daring to Shine by Somto Ihezue in July

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All That Burns Unseen by Premee Mohamed was published by Slate in July.

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The Arcanist published 

The Thing About Ghosts by Deborah L. Davitt in July
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​Combat by Chocolate by Sheila Massie in August

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The Sun and the Sweet, Black Earth by Sarah Jackson published by Lavendar Bones in August.

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Fireside Fiction is coming to a close soon and Daily Science Fiction is going on an extended or permanent break. Both used to send my stories into my inbox. I visit many speculative fiction magazines, but few send stories in their newsletters regularly. They tend to pick favorites (much like I do in my newsletter). Send me your favorite magazines, especially if they have email newsletters with their stories.