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A Daily SF Serial Magazine

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“What does it want?”

“Normal.”

Halfway and we realise we’ve lost all sense of what’s normal and what’s not. But, like good soldiers, we blast on through the lyrical the weird the ‘Situation Normal’!
Situation Normal — Part Four
By Josh Pearce
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September 23, 2026 at 5:11 PM
When poetry meets surrealism meets philosophy meets alien warfare, what else can you get but the mindwarping, magnificent ‘Situation Normal’ by Josh Pearce? Just don’t forget what the last three letters of SNAFU stand for. Atten-hut!
Situation Normal — Part One
By Josh Pearce
dailytomorrow.substack.com
September 21, 2026 at 1:15 AM
Archive Spotlight: For the weekend, we invite you to let yourself be lost in the epic, the poetic, the tragic beauty that is Kehkashan Khalid’s ‘You Must Turn the Pages Gently’.
Enjoy, gently.
You Must Turn the Pages Gently — Full Story
By Kehkashan Khalid
dailytomorrow.substack.com
September 18, 2026 at 8:35 PM
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it's been a busy writing month, so i have much to announce: upcoming fiction in @kaleidotrope.bsky.social and @thedailytomorrow.bsky.social ! poetry in @analogsf.bsky.social, @asimovssfmag.bsky.social, @sfpoetry.bsky.social's StarLine, @horrificscribs.bsky.social and more! Stay tuned
September 15, 2026 at 5:40 PM
Archive Spotlight: In ‘Martian Wallpaper’, Wen Wen Yang weaves a haunting tale of postpartum depression and living wallpapers in Mars.
Take a break from work (do avoid the rest bay) for this one!
Martian Wallpaper - Part One
By Wen Wen Yang
dailytomorrow.substack.com
September 15, 2026 at 10:09 PM
New Story Alert!

Kim Sheard leads the petition for making user manuals more interesting with the engrossing 'P.L.U.G.' What's it mean? Well, head on to our Substack and have a fun time finding out!
P.L.U.G. — Part One
By Kim Sheard
dailytomorrow.substack.com
September 7, 2026 at 3:01 PM
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@thedailytomorrow.bsky.social is making its archives more accessible, which means another chance to read my sentient asteroid cave story “A Brief History of Kuiper Belt Cave Song”

Please enjoy along with all the other great stories here!

#scifi #sff

www.thedailytomorrow.com/stories/a-br...
A Brief History of Kuiper Belt Cave Song — Part 1 | The Daily Tomorrow
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September 3, 2026 at 10:09 PM
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Now available (and NOT On Substack) - all the stories!

Dream Stealer:
www.thedailytomorrow.com/stories/drea...

One Million One Thousand and One:
www.thedailytomorrow.com/stories/one-...

ALL the stories:
www.thedailytomorrow.com/archive/
September 4, 2026 at 10:14 AM
Archive Spotlight: Sometimes space travel is about a young girl grappling with loneliness on a rocky planet in tender language in a story called 'In The Stars' Brilliance' by Georgina Kamsika.
In The Stars' Brilliance — Part One
By Georgina Kamsika
dailytomorrow.substack.com
September 1, 2026 at 8:20 PM
We're still learning the nitty gritty of fishing in the event of the end of the world in 'Fish Taco Tuesday'. Pro tip: You need an upbeat spirit and someone who'll battle octopi with you!
Fish Taco Tuesday — Part Four
By Bruc Lockley
dailytomorrow.substack.com
August 26, 2026 at 5:27 PM
New Story Alert!
In engaging monologue, Bruc Lockley takes us into the fishing life of a post-apocalypse community in 'Fish Taco Tuesday' (their first ever published story!).
Join the boat on our Substack!
Fish Taco Tuesday — Part One
By Bruc Lockley
dailytomorrow.substack.com
August 23, 2026 at 11:24 PM
Archive Spotlight: What do you get when you mix a thousand year old spaceship, a planetoid in ruins, and a plucky young scrapper? A budding love story as Sarina Dorie's 'Sleeping Beauty's Cryochamber'.
Enjoy!
Sleeping Beauty’s Cryochamber - Part One
By Sarina Dorie
dailytomorrow.substack.com
August 21, 2026 at 4:22 PM
Archive Spotlight: Whether processing an insurance claim or fighting Big Corp, E.J. Delaney's fast-paced thriller of a story, 'Stella Flare in the Vaults of Iniquity', is enjoyable company.
Stella Flare in the Vaults of Iniquity — Part One
By E J Delaney
dailytomorrow.substack.com
August 18, 2026 at 5:36 PM
We're still enjoying mouthwatering meals and enduring the hostility of the world around us, as told by Tehnuka.
What would your imaginary feast look like, and whom would you share it with?
The Imaginary Feast — Part Six
By Tehnuka
dailytomorrow.substack.com
August 14, 2026 at 3:47 PM
Happy New Story Sunday, Daily Tomorrow Readers! This week, we have a seven-course meal—and this post is just the appetizer. So pull up a seat, join the feast and eat til you are bursting. And for those of you who are hungry for a little dessert, there’s a lovely recipe for thōsai in the Afterword.
The Imaginary Feast — Part One
By Tehnuka
dailytomorrow.substack.com
August 9, 2026 at 4:42 PM
Archive Spotlight: Nothing like someone else's backbreaking task to cheer us up in our own. So, take a break from your drudgery of a job to enjoy Sam Houlker's 'The Road to Quicker Lightspeed+'!
The Road to Quicker Lightspeed+ — Part One
By Sam Houlker
dailytomorrow.substack.com
August 4, 2026 at 4:02 PM
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Check it out folks!! Part one of my story in @thedailytomorrow.bsky.social dropped today :) I am over the moon... which is kind of a fitting expression given the subject of this story!
Rare Spaceships And How To Fly Them — Part One
By Jake Stein
open.substack.com
July 26, 2026 at 6:08 PM
Spaceships that go nowhere; ones that never land; punch-hole fighters; fast-as-lightning-on-love's-fuel. And we're still flying through the intriguing catalogue.

Head on to our Substack so you never miss a flight!
Rare Spaceships And How To Fly Them — Part Four
By Jake Stein
dailytomorrow.substack.com
July 29, 2026 at 8:51 PM
New Story Alert!
If you're ever in an antique space garage wanting a quick getaway, all you'll ever need is Jake Stein's witty thriller 'Rare Spaceships And How To Fly Them'.
Rare Spaceships And How To Fly Them — Part One
By Jake Stein
dailytomorrow.substack.com
July 26, 2026 at 10:07 PM
Who needs to spend a ton on renovations when we can just get away with a good paint job, asks the government in the poignant social commentary that is David A. Gray's 'The Untruth Fairy'. Tell us what you think!
The Untruth Fairy - Part One
By David A. Gray
dailytomorrow.substack.com
July 23, 2026 at 5:58 PM
Not many do endings as peak as Darling in this high art of a story. And paid subscribers get a crash course on the philosophy of getting high in the afterword.
Get on our Substack for the apex experience!
High Place — Full Story
By Graham J. Darling
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July 19, 2026 at 8:58 PM
Our mountain climbing like no other is still going on, with The Unlucky Seven still touring the Seventh Summit Bar.
If you're not already, subscribing to our Substack means you'll never miss a performance!
High Place — Part Five
By Graham J. Darling
dailytomorrow.substack.com
July 16, 2026 at 3:53 PM
New Story Alert!

Kicking off our new issue, Graham J. Darling's 'High Place' has something for everyone on a truly elevated level: mountain climbing, psychoactives, science, great writing.

Enjoy!
High Place — Part One
By Graham J. Darling
dailytomorrow.substack.com
July 13, 2026 at 11:10 PM
Archive Spotlight: In 'Dream Stealer', Liam Hogan delivers a vivid, poetic tale of one prehistoric clan's struggle with a creative glimpse into the future.

Savour this dance of a hunt of a story. And then, sweet dreams.
Dream Stealer — Full Story
By Liam Hogan
dailytomorrow.substack.com
July 9, 2026 at 10:26 PM
psst… Submissions are open again! This is for an unthemed issue, so send us your best science fiction!
Submissions
Submissions are now open! You can submit here. The Daily Tomorrow pays 10c/word.
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July 8, 2026 at 9:44 PM