The Sunday Morning Transport

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The Sunday Morning Transport dives into a dungeon today with a story from Scott Lynch (@scottlynch78.bsky.social) that takes us through a labyrinth from a number of perspectives not often considered. The first free story in our month of free stories!

Selected Scenes from the Ecologies of the Labyrinthwww.sundaymorningtransport.com July marks our third (We can’t believe it’s been two and a half years!) summer — and we’re celebrating with four great free reads. Yes, you read that right, a whole month of free goodness from The Sun...

The Sunday Morning Transport peers into the past through many lenses today with a story from Ng Yi-Sheng that documents the testimonies of Dinomancy practitioners, as that practice evolves before our very eyes. Read a sample or subscribe!

The Dinomancers Dancewww.sundaymorningtransport.com This week, Ng Yi-Sheng documents the testimonies of Dinomancy practitioners, as that practice evolves before our very eyes. ~ Julian and Fran, June 23, 2024. This month’s stories are by authors Kelly ...

The Sunday Morning Transport goes for a quiet paddle this morning with a story from Laura Anne Gilman (@lauraannegilman.bsky.social) that cautions newcomers about messing with the swans. Read a sample or subscribe for the whole story!

Snow White and Razor Sharpwww.sundaymorningtransport.com Laura Anne Gilman’s latest story cautions newcomers about messing with the swans ~ Julian and Fran, June 9, 2024 This month’s stories are by authors Kelly Robson, Laura Anne Gilman, Meg Elison, and Ng...

The Sunday Morning Transport travels a lifeline today with a story from Kelly Robson (@kellyrobson.com) about the interaction of age, grief, and power in royal Versailles. Free for everyone to read!

The High Cost of Heatwww.sundaymorningtransport.com This month’s stories are by authors Kelly Robson, Laura Anne Gilman, Megan Elison, and Yi Sheng Ng. The first story of the month is free to read, but it’s our paying subscribers who allow us to keep p...

The Sunday Morning Transport scuttles quietly today with a story from Eugenia Triantafyllou (@foxesandroses.bsky.social) in which a family curse may not quite mean what anyone thinks. Read a sample or subscribe for the whole story!

The Roach Momwww.sundaymorningtransport.com Eugenia Triantafyllou’s newest story will startle and scuttle and ask you to question everything, while it delights you in unsettling ways. ~ Julian and Fran, May 19, 2024 This month’s stories are by ...

The Sunday Morning Transport travels back over its own tracks today with a story from Kat Howard (@KatWithSword.bsky.social) that explores the powerful relationships between the writer, the reader, and the thing written. Read a sample or subscribe!

The Last Book of Christine Valewww.sundaymorningtransport.com In this week’s story, Kat Howard skillfully takes us on a deep dive into a mysterious disappearance, and the stories that emerge. ~ Julian and Fran, May 20, 2024 This month’s stories are by authors Je...

The Sunday Morning Transport makes a return trip this week to the world of Mary Anne Mohanraj’s Jump Space universe (@maryannemohanraj.bsky.social) with a new story that explores multi-layered relationships, consequences, and the meaning of family. Read a sample or subscribe!

Fatedwww.sundaymorningtransport.com This week, we return to the world of Mary Anne Mohanraj’s Jump Space universe, exploring multi-layered relationships, consequences, and the meaning of family (you can read Mary Anne’s previous Sunday ...

The Sunday Morning Transport flaps through the air today with a story from Jeffrey Ford (@jeffreyford8.bsky.social) in which the first question is "What's in the box?" and the answers get more and more surprising. Free for everyone to read!

In Bluddwww.sundaymorningtransport.com This month’s stories are by authors Jeffrey Ford, Mary Anne Mohanraj, Kat Howard, and Eugenia Triantafyllou. The first story of the month is free to read, but it’s our paying subscribers who allow us ...

The Sunday Morning Transport looks back and forth along the tracks today with a story from E.C. Myers (@ecmyers.bsky.social) about a technology that might change our relationship with death - and everything else. Read a sample or subscribe for the whole story!

Alone With Your Thoughtswww.sundaymorningtransport.com In this week’s story, E. C. Myers entangles life’s last moments with a startling new technology. One that might change everything. ~ Julian and Fran, April 28, 2024 This month’s stories are by authors...

The Sunday Morning Transport takes a walk today with a story from Juan Martinez in which what you see and what you get may not be quite the same. Read a sample or subscribe for the whole story!

Lesser Demons of the North Shorewww.sundaymorningtransport.com Get to know your new neighbors with Juan Martinez’ delightfully creepy new story! ~ Julian and Fran, April 21, 2024 This month’s stories are by authors Eric Smith, Julie C. Day, Juan Martinez, and E.C...

The Sunday Morning Transport follows a new road today with a story from Julie C. Day (@thisjulieday.bsky.social) about family and loss, memory and grief, and a bit of magic too. Read a sample or subscribe for the whole thing!

Forty Seconds to Looking Glass Roadwww.sundaymorningtransport.com Julie C. Day’s story this week of family and loss, memory and grief, contains a bit of magic too. ~ Julian and Fran, April 14, 2024 This month’s stories are by authors Eric Smith, Julie C. Day, Juan M...

The Sunday Morning Transport hustles to the docks today with a story from Eric Smith (@ericsmithrocks.bsky.social) that brings us an alien apocalypse direct from Philadelphia. It smells delicious. Free for everyone to read!

I Am Not the One Who Gets Left Behindwww.sundaymorningtransport.com This month’s stories are by authors Eric Smith, Julie C. Day, Juan Martinez, and E.C. Myers. The first story of the month is free to read, but it’s our paying subscribers who allow us to keep publishi...

The Sunday Morning Transport travels vast distances today with a story from Zohar Jacobs(@zoharjacobs.bsky.social) that contemplates the nature of continuity and diaspora. Read a sample or subscribe for the whole thing (and all our archives!)

For Out of Tai Shan the Torah Shall Go Forthwww.sundaymorningtransport.com Zohar Jacobs returns with a new story this year (here’s her 2023 SMT story), featuring an unusual pair of linked interstellar pilots. ~ Julian and Fran, March 24, 2024 This month’s stories are by auth...

The Sunday Morning Transport travels the borderlands today with a story from Molly Tanzer (@mollytanzer.bsky.social) that threads a delicate line between reality and fantasy, finding that precise liminal space where the two meet. Read a sample or subscribe!

Eight Wedding Rings from Unhappy Marriageswww.sundaymorningtransport.com This week’s story by Molly Tanzer threads a delicate line between reality and fantasy, finding that precise liminal space where the two meet. ~ Julian and Fran, March 17, 2024 This month’s stories are...

The Sunday Morning Transport takes shelter from the weather today with a story from P H Lee (p-h-lee.bsky.social) that explores a big subject from a small perspective. Read a sample or subscribe for the whole thing!

A Sad Song for a Young Tarantulawww.sundaymorningtransport.com This week’s story from P H Lee is one that shares a glimpse of the world’s inner workings, through a miniature and spectacular lens. ~ Julian and Fran, March 11, 2024 This month’s stories are by autho...

The Sunday Morning Transport plots it's course today with a story from @maryrobinette.bsky.social and Elsie that reminds us that we ignore what we don't understand at our peril.

Rude Litterbox Spacewww.sundaymorningtransport.com This month’s stories are by authors Mary Robinette Kowal, PH Lee, Molly Tanzer, and Zohar Jacobs. The first story of the month is free to read, but it’s our paying subscribers who allow us to keep pub...

The Sunday Morning Transport goes on pilgrimage with a story from Tessa Gratton (@tessagratton.bsky.social) that examines fate and means of changing it. Read a sample or subscribe!

Year of Shrineswww.sundaymorningtransport.com For February’s fourth story, Tessa Gratton shares a young person’s potentially life-changing journey. ~ Julian and Fran, February 25, 2024 This month’s stories are by authors Margaret Ronald, Kij John...

The Sunday Morning Transport enters a tunnel this week with Brian Francis Slattery's story about kids discovering a world of mystery, danger, and revelation. Read a sample or subscribe!

The Ocean in the Valleywww.sundaymorningtransport.com This month’s stories are by authors Margaret Ronald, Kij Johnson, Brian Slattery, and Tessa Gratton. The first story of the month is free to read, but it’s our paying subscribers who allow us to keep ...

The Sunday Morning Transports soars to new heights today with a story from Kij Johnson about what we accumulate as we age. Read a sample or subscribe for the whole thing (plus our archives!)

Country Birdswww.sundaymorningtransport.com This month’s stories are by authors Margaret Ronald, Kij Johnson, Brian Slattery, and Tessa Gratton. The first story of the month is free to read, but it’s our paying subscribers who allow us to keep ...

The Sunday Morning Transport carries its freight into the shortest month with a story by Margaret Ronald told by someone many of whose names, by the end, you will know. Free for everyone to read!

A Hundred Secret Nameswww.sundaymorningtransport.com This month’s stories are by authors Margaret Ronald, Kij Johnson, Brian Slattery, and Tessa Gratton. The first story of the month is free to read, but it’s our paying subscribers who allow us to k...

Another burst of pride for our authors on the Locus Recommended Reading List! Congratulations to littlebadger.bsky.social, A.R. Capetta, ninocipri.bsky.social, deuceofgears.bsky.social, foxesandroses.bsky.social, @cadwellturnbull.bsky.social, and E. Lily Yu!

Look at our authors on the Nerds of a Feather list! Congratulations, tobiasbuckell.bsky.social, A.R. Capetta, @sarahgailey.bsky.social, @rsagarcia.bsky.social , @deuceofgears.bsky.social , foxesandroses.bsky.social, @marissalingen.bsky.social , lesliewhat.bsky.social, and rachelhartman.bsky.social

Nerds of a Feather 2024 Hugo Award Recommendation List: Part 1www.nerds-feather.com Welcome to the Nerds of a Feather 2024 Hugo Award Recommendation List. As in previous years, this is a 4-part list covering things our write...

The Sunday Morning Transport carries history, interpretation, and copious footnotes today with a story from Benjamin C. Kinney (@benckinney.bsky.social) that asks some timely questions about justice and revenge. The last of our free January stories!

The Empty Thronewww.sundaymorningtransport.com This month’s stories — by authors Nibedita Sen, Yoon Ha Lee, Marie Brennan, and Benjamin C. Kinney — are free to read, but it’s our paying subscribers who allow us to keep publishing great sto...

The Sunday Morning Transport follows its prophesied route today with a story from Marie Brennan (@swantower.bsky.social) in which the right thing to do may not be the thing everyone expected. Free for everyone to read, like the rest of our January stories!

Embers Burning in the Nightwww.sundaymorningtransport.com This month’s stories — by authors Nibedita Sen, Yoon Ha Lee, Marie Brennan, and Benjamin C. Kinney — are free to read, but it’s our paying subscribers who allow us to keep publishing great sto...

The Sunday Morning Transport approaches the horizon today with a story by Yoon Ha Lee (deuceofgears.bsky.social) that offers an unexpected argument about a hotly-debated use of technology. Free for everyone to read!

Cuneiformwww.sundaymorningtransport.com This month’s stories — by authors Nibedita Sen, Yoon Ha Lee, Marie Brennan, and Benjamin C. Kinney — are free to read, but it’s our paying subscribers who allow us to keep publishing great sto...

The Sunday Morning Transport charges forward into 2024 with the first of four free stories, this one from Nibedita Sen (@hernibsen.bsky.social), a story to light up your new year. Read it for free and enjoy the archives as well!

Agniwww.sundaymorningtransport.com For the first free-to-read story of the year, Nibedita Sen brings us a brilliant, dangerous world, complex power dynamics, and characters we can’t stop thinking about. ~ Julian and Fran, January 7, ...

The Sunday Morning Transport is closing out 2023 by unlocking a few favorite stories from the first six months of the year. Enjoy this week's free stories and all the others in our archive! This week's unlocked stories are threaded below:

For this holiday season, we’ve selected a few favorite stories from the first six months of the year to share. Enjoy this week's free stories, poke through the archives for more, and please tell us YOUR favorites from 2023! This week's unlocked stories are threaded below:

The Sunday Morning Transport takes a trip down the coast with a story from Nikki Braziel (@nikkibraziel.bsky.social) about family secrets and generational love that reaches across impossible distances. Read a sample or subscribe!

The Starwashwww.sundaymorningtransport.com The next time you wish on a star, we suspect you’ll think about Nikki Braziel’s magnificent story of family secrets and generational love that reaches across the distances. ~ Julian and Fran, Dece...

The Sunday Morning Transport treks off-road today with a story from Maria Haskins (@MariaHaskins.bsky.social) that finds an answer to a fundamental question in the clearing at the end of the path. Read a sample here or subscribe!

The Darkness Carried by Beastswww.sundaymorningtransport.com During these, the shortest days of the year in the northern hemisphere, it’s important to remember that light and darkness are important sides to the same coin. Within Maria Haskins’ story of grie...