Here are the stories and cover art published in Clarkesworld Magazine’s 2023 issues:

Short Stories

“Symbiosis” by D.A. Xiaolin Spires“Sharp Undoing” by Natasha King“Pearl” by Felix Rose Kawitzky“The Portrait of a Survivor, Observed from the Water” by Yukimi Ogawa“Somewhere, Its About to Be Spring” by Samantha Murray“Larva Pupa Imago” by Eric Schwitzgebel“Silo, Sweet Silo” by James Castles“Going Time” by Amal Singh“Love in the Season of New Dance” by Bo Balder“Pinocchio Photography” by Angela Liu“The Spoil Heap” by Fiona Moore“Failure to Convert” by Shih-Li Kow“Zeta-Epsilon” by Isabel J. Kim“AI Aboard the Golden Parrot” by Louise Hughes“Love is a Process of Unbecoming” by Jonathan Kincade“Re/Union” by L Chan“There Are the Art-Makers, Dreamers of Dreams, and There Are Ais” by Andrea Kriz“Rake the Leaves” by R.T. Ester“Keeper of the Code” by Nick Thomas“The Librarian and the Robot” by Shi Heiyao“Voices Singing in the Void” by Rajan Khanna“Better Living Through Algorithms” by Naomi Kritzer“Through the Roof of the World” by Harry Turtledove“LOL, Said the Scorpion” by Rich Larson“Sensation and Sensibility” by Parker Ragland“The Giants Among Us” by Megan Chee“Action at a Distance” by An Hao“The Fall” by Jordan Chase-Young“The Officiant” by Dominica Phetteplace“Vast and Trunkless Legs of Stone” by Carrie Vaughn“Day Ten Thousand” by Isabel J. Kim“The Moon Rabbi” by David Ebenbach“. . . Your Little Light” by Jana Bianchi“To Helen” by Bella Han“Mirror View” by Rajeev Prasad“Cheaper to Replace” by Marie Vibbert“Death and Redemption, Somewhere Near Tuba City” by Lou J Berger“Estivation Troubles” by Bo Balder“Tigers for Sale” by Risa Wolf“Timelock” by Davian Aw“What Remains, the Echoes of a Flute Song” by Alexandra Seidel“The Orchard of Tomorrow” by Kelsea Yu“Every Seed is a Prayer (And Your World is a Seed)” by Stephen Case“Window Boy” by Thomas Ha“Empathetic Ear” by M. J. Pettit“Gel Pen Notes from Generation Ship Y” by Marisca Pichette“Resistant” by Koji A. Dae“Stones” by Nnedi Okorafor“The Queen of Calligraphic Susurrations” by D.A. Xiaolin Spires“A Guide to Matchmaking on Station 9” by Nika Murphy“The People from the Dead Whale” by Djuna“The Five Remembrances, According to STE-319” by R. L. Meza“Upgrade Day” by RJ Taylor“Possibly Just About A Couch” by Suzanne Palmer“The Blaumilch” by Lavie Tidhar“Post Hacking for the Uninitiated” by Grace Chan“Rafi” by Amal Singh“Timothy: An Oral History” by Michael Swanwick“Eddies are the Worst” by Bo Balder“Bird-Girl Builds a Machine” by Hannah Yang“The Long Mural” by James Van Pelt“The Parts That Make Me” by Louise Hughes“The Mub” by Thomas Ha“Thin Ice” by Kemi Ashing-Giwa“To Carry You Inside You” by Tia Tashiro“Morag’s Boy” by Fiona Moore“Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Cyborg” by Samara Auman“In Memories We Drown” by Kelsea Yu“Waffles Are Only Goodbye for Now” by Ryan Cole“The Worlds Wife” by Ng Yi-Sheng“The Last Gamemaster in the World” by Angela Liu“Kill That Groundhog” by Fu Qiang

 
Novelettes

“The Fortunate Isles” by Gregory Feeley“Anais Gets a Turn” by R.T. Ester“Zhuangzi’s Dream” by Cao Baiyu“An Ode to Stardust” by R. P. Sand“Introduction to 2181 Overture, Second Edition” by Gu Shi“Bek, Ascendant” by Shari Paul“Happiness” by Octavia Cade“Stranger Shores” by Gregory Feeley“Imagine: Purple-Haired Girl Shooting Down the Moon” by Angela Liu“Clio’s Scroll” by Brenda W. Clough“Light Speed Is Not a Speed” by Andy Dudak“Who Can Have the Moon” by Congyun “Muming” Gu“Down To The Root” by Lisa Papademetriou“Such Is My Idea Of Happiness” by David Goodman“De Profundis, a Space Love Letter” by Bella Han

 
Novellas

“To Sail Beyond the Botnet” by Suzanne Palmer“Axiom of Dreams” by Arula Ratnakar“Eight or Die (Part 1, Part 2)” by Thoraiya Dyer

 
Cover Art

“The Different Path” by Kishal Sukumaran
“Harvest II” by Arthur Haas
“Home” by Alex Rommel
“Android” by Lyss Menold
“Taking a Sample” by Arthur Haas
“Raid” by Pascal Blanché
“Autumn Pond” by Sergio Rebolledo
“Old Ways” by J.R. Slattum
“Escape” by Ignacio Bazan-Lazcano
“Utopia #2” by Dofresh
“The pirates on the beach” by Dofresh
“The Gift” by Matt Dixon