Augur Issue 7.3

Sometimes, to get to the futures you need, you have to get real about the past and present. Often, those realities are dark. This issue is about wading through it, standing in it, taking a look at how those truths can transform us bodily, sometimes in ways we desire, and often, against our wishes.  Welcome to the dark side of Augur—contemporary Canadian gothic, body-horror, surrealism, sci-fi, and more—brimming with the physicality of transformation, slicing deep into the underbelly of language.

The Physicality of Change by Conyer Clayton
SHOTGUN WEDDING FOR BRAIN CORALS AND PARROT FISH by Cassandra Myers
One Becomes Two by A.D. Sui
Flesh and Blood by D.D. Miller
Seventh Sister by James X. Wang
The Water Doesn’t Want You by Rebecca Bennett
Roots that Abide by Fatima Abdullahi
Goose by David Barrick
Moth Lake by Erin MacNair
Confessions of a Mech Made of Flesh by KJ Sabourin
Mi Niña Hermosa by Yael Tobón
Logoptera by Diana Dima
report by the scientists who discover liquid water on mars by Natasha King