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Our November issue kicks off with “Persephone, Descending,” a brutal tale of survival in one of the harshest environments imaginable, by Derek Künsken—you’ll want to be sitting in a climate-controlled room when you read this one.

Then we have a host of other great pieces, like Robert R. Chase’s look at the uses and abuses of neuropsychological research in “Superior Sapience”; Ian Creasey’s story of “slacker AI” in “An Exercise in Motivation”; forging an interstellar empire turns out to be a much more tedious undertaking that one would guess in Bud Sparhawk’s “Conquest”; an unusual animal may hold the key to humanity’s survival in a harsh future in V.G. Campen’s “Elysia, Elysium”; “Mercy, Killer” by Auston Habershaw places an AI on trial; and finally, Arlan Andrews revisits the world he first depicted in last year’s “Thaw,” with a tale that gives us a much bigger glimpse at the setting, in “Flow.”

And of course, all our usual top-notch columns and features abound!

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