Here is our latest cover art on our new Instagram Account. Stay tuned for more! instagram.com/p/C-adpOAtBQu/

If you had a time machine that could only be used once, would you take your chances in the past or the future? (Let us know in the comments how far backwards or forwards you would travel.)

Is the best post, (author copy) book post? Today two Terrific Tomorrows arrived. (From Word Balloon Books ) Ft. "Can of Worms" (Originally Utopia Science Fiction Magazine) Also it's the 200th anthology I'm in. Though, alas! I don't QUITE have 200 #ShortStory anthologies on my author shelf...

Looks like the future only narrowly beats out the past in our time machine poll. We'd love to see some more alternate histories at Utopia SF.

If you haven't already, be sure to check out our last issue, featuring an interview with John Clute John Clute and James Machell James Machell.

Use this to connect with Utopia Science Fiction Magazine on Instagram: instagram.com/utopiasciencef…

So pleased to announce that my Aurora-nominated Strange Horizons poem, "Lying Flat" will be reprinted in Year's Best Canadian SFF Volume 2!! It's also a joy to see a poem I published by Rhonda Parrish & Beth Cato from Utopia Science Fiction Magazine in the TOC!! kotowych.com/2024/08/21/ann…

Congrats to author (and Lore Master's Deck contributor) Brandon Crilly (he/him), whose story "Seeds for Titanium" was selected for this Year's Best Canadian Fantasy & Science Fiction Anthology! "Seeds" first appeared in Utopia Science Fiction Magazine - and was even based on a prompt from The Story Engine!

Our most popular Instagram picture is currently of our editor-in-chief. Do you think people are liking it for Tristan or his cat?

Video essay of article first published in Utopia Science Fiction. Do you side with Asimov or Orwell? youtube.com/watch?v=sNuOQq…

We are absolutely thrilled to announce the winners of our art contest and will be doing so over the next three days. In 3rd place, we have the incredible In The Misty Lands by Alexey Adonin. You can check out more of his work here: linktr.ee/otherworldlydr…

The silver medal in our annual art contest goes to the marvelous Alicia Krupsky for "The Fool," an image that is both haunting and humorous - depending on your perspective. Stay tuned for tomorrow when we will announce the winner.

Finally, the moment you've all been waiting for - We're pleased to announce that the winning piece for our 2024 art contest is Sunrise, Sunset by Marjana M. Look out for more in our December art issue.

Little reminder that for our next issue, we're looking for epic poetry and flash fiction in addition to art. Submit before November 1st! utopiasciencefiction.com/submit

The first issue of our 6th year is here. Cover art by Mirjana M the winner of our Art Competition and filled with brilliant stories, poems, an interview with P. Djèlí Clark and so much more! Slip into worlds of wonder - pick up a copy today! utopiasciencefiction.com/product-page/a…

Includes my story The Edritch Hypercube.

Flyaway by Eva Papasoulioti Eva Papasoulioti and Elegy for Timber by Nnadi Samuel are just two of the incredible poems in our latest issue. utopiasciencefiction.com/product-page/a…

In his short story, "Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow," Kurt Vonnegut proposes anti-gerasone, a formula that prolongs life indefinitely. Do you think it would be a good thing for humanity for such a substance to exist?

Not sure whether to invest in our latest issue yet? Here's a free story by renowned and prolific author, Simon Kewin Simon Kewin. Let us know what you think of his latest published work! - The Eldritch Hypercule! utopiasciencefiction.medium.com/the-edritch-hy…

We're all very excited to start getting submissions for our December Issue! Deadline: November 1.