Status Updates From Clarkesworld Magazine, Issu...

The nonfiction includes an article on resurrecting extinct animals (fiction and real attempts), and interviews with writers Allison King and Annalee Newitz, and Neil Clarke remembers some professional & personal anniversaries, basking in success for a bit, versus his usual doom and gloom.

Bits and Pieces on This Floor - Del Carlo: Strained family relationships.

A Land Called Folly - Singh: Strained family relationships, too.

Hunter Harvester - Bruin: Alien biology, paralleled a bit with the MC's concerns.

Serpent Carriers - Teryna: A hard to describe story, but one centered on family and Words.

Missing Helen - Tashiro: I'm more upset at the age gap than I am that that dude is marrying his ex-wife's clone.

The Walled Garden - Moore: Another Morag & Seamus story.

Welcome to Kearney - Kloster: A fun piece on humanity from an escaped nanny bot and a grumpy dude.

This might be the first issue I finish reading in years.