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$2.99Lackington’s Issue 19 (Spring 2019) Ranylt Richildis et al.
Every story is a journey, arguably, but we’ve gone and put together an entire issue devoted to “Voyages.” This collection features stories about trips to the moon (not onboard ships but on the backs… More
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Lackington’s Issue 21 (Spring 2020) Ranylt Richildis et al.
Full disclosure: we love our mixed drinks in these parts. So much so that, when friends of the magazine suggested we do a “Cocktails”-themed issue, we couldn’t say no. But we always strive to represent the broadest possible… More
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Lackington’s Issue 22 (Fall 2020) Ranylt Richildis et al.
Though professional archivists may scold us for saying, we like to think that archives can be more than sacred hoards in various states of array. Fate finds creative ways to preserve our memories, and the relics of vanished… More
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Lackington’s Issue 23 (Spring 2021) Ranylt Richildis et al.
We’ve had some quiet themes of late. Now it’s time to get loud. “Battles” brings you fantasy rooted in lust and legend; wizards in confrontation across their highlands; team sports that swirl with hues and sound pulled… More
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Lackington’s Issue 24 (Fall 2021) Ranylt Richildis et al.
Plants and speculative fiction have always gone hand in hand. From healers to invasive species to the literal grotesque, botanical beings in fiction refuse to be ignored. We’ve dedicated Issue 24 to our fabulous and… More
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Lackington’s Issue 1 (Winter 2014) Ranylt Richildis et al.
Our inaugural issue features seven stories that deal in some way with death. Read about undersea cities, dirigible interplanetary moths, cholera graveyards humming with memory, artful rebellion, and a sorority … More
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Lackington’s Issue 25 (Spring 2022) Ranylt Richildis et al.
We’re indulging our obsession and going “Prehistories” for our very final issue (for now). Issue 25 features neolithic humans surging towards modernity, and stories about us moderns reflecting on the past—that of… More
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Lackington’s Issue 15 (Summer 2017) Ranylt Richildis et al.
Here be diseases literal and metaphorical, mental and physical, some of which are lodged in a human system while others are lodged in systems on a grander scale. Some are speculative diseases that will raise more questions… More
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Lackington’s Issue 20 (Fall 2019) Ranylt Richildis et al.
Birds are perhaps the creatures we see most often in our day, whether we live in the country or city. Here’s an issue, then, devoted entirely to them. Some of the birds in these pages are our friends, some take their… More
