Vol. 1, No. 1: Winter 2021
Issue Details
As the industrial era drains away and new worlds take its place, the future proves to be a strange and multifarious place: home to people as different as a young lover from just outside town, and a vagabond entomologist who’s walked across a continent; a devotee of a war divinity held in prison, and a devotee of a love divinity traveling with the circus; a dangerously officious manager, and a grudge-toting disgruntled worker; a wise grandmother at home, and a senior couple forced into squatting far from home. New stories, new worlds, new beginnings: come along for the journey in this first issue of New Maps.
Contents
Introduction | iv | |
Letters to the Editor | v | |
Essays & Reviews | ||
Some Notes on Cartography & Storytelling | Nathanael Bonnell | 3 |
Book Reviews | 8 | |
Stories | ||
Rhyme and Reason | Pierre Magdelaine | 15 |
Hearts in Motion | Dawn Vogel | 25 |
The Inspector’s Legacy | Daniel Chawner | 29 |
Hot Chips | Jonathan Reif | 45 |
Squatting | Jeff Burt | 51 |
The Lore of Bread | David England | 61 |
Characters Written in Blood and Milk | G. Kay Bishop | 65 |
When the Circus Came to Town | Violet Bertelsen | 75 |