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October 1, 2026 at 4:38 PM
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October 1, 2026 at 4:37 PM
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October 1, 2026 at 4:30 PM
It's a new month and a new crop of short stories are here for you to check out! You can check out last month's (newly updated!) installment here, and the prior installments here.

Here's what you can read this October:

Adventitious (October/November 2026, Issue 5)

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Table of Contents, October 2026
It's a new month and a new crop of short stories are here for you to check out! You can check out last month's (newly updated!) installment here, and the prior installments here. Here's what you can read this October: * * * ## Adventitious (October/November 2026, Issue 5) Subscribe here. ### Fiction * “Burnt Sage and Bygones” by Em Harriett * “How to Understand Each Other” by Emmie Christie * “God in the Vacuum” by Tehnuka * “Sensitive Ice” by Keyan Bowes * “Organs of Mortal Obstruction” by H. Marin * “The Gorilla Fighters Under Texas, or: Derek King, Age 8, Shares His Take on the Salvadoran Civil War With Classmates at Sam Houston Elementary Based on a Viewing of ABC World News Tonight with Peter Jennings on January 19, 1988 (Confederate Heroes Day)” by Chris Baker * “Starfall” by V.M. Ayala * “The Adventures of Zakar Hussani, Boy Oracle” by Amanda Ilozumba * “Cordyceps crystal” by Sarah Grace Tuttle * “Last Farewell of the Emperatrix” by Daniel Ausema * “Puddlejumping” by Parker M. O’Neill * “In The Gardens of Allster Hall” by Rebecca Halsey * “New Game Plus” by Abhijeet Sathe * “Ruby Tips To Her Feathers” by Ash Vale * “The Big, Cushy Cutie” by Jennifer Lesh Fleck ### Nonfiction * The Museum Tombstone Card For “Last Original Plank Replaced On King Theseus’ Ship” by Scott Beggs * * * ## Aurealis (October 2026, Issue #194) Subscribe here. ### Fiction * "Boy Leaves Girl Inside a Giant Octopus" by Cameron Semmens * "Form a Shape, Besides Yourself" by C.H. Pearce * **"** The Vineman of Nancy" by Benjamin George Coles ### Nonfiction * From the Cloud * How Pop Culture and A.I. Interacted from 2000 to 2025 by Lynne Lumsden Green * Who put all these tentacles in my eldritch horror story? by Annie Mills * Conservative Mythology in Weapons (2025) by Ani White * * * ## Clarkesworld Magazine__() Subscribe here. ### Fiction * ### Nonfiction - * * * ## Flash Fiction Online (October 2026, Issue #157) Donate here. ### Fiction * "A Face Slipped Off Its Skull" by Ashlee Lhamon * "Really and truly dead" by Emma Burnett * "下楼 – Next Floor" by Crystal Leung * "They’ve Got Your Number" by Aeryn Rudel * "You/we/us" by Beth Goder * "In the Garden of Death" by Chris Clemens * "The Shit Thing About Being a Werewolf on the Moon" by Eliza Pry * "right here, on this spot" by Parker M. O’Neill ### Nonfiction * Introduction: A Genre of Losers by Jacob Baugher * * * ## Forever Magazine (October 2026, Issue #141) Subscribe here. ### Fiction * “Wyatt Earp 2.0” by Wil McCarthy * “Cuttlefish” by Anil Menon * “Encore” by Wole Talabi * * * ## GigaNotoSaurus__(October 2026) ### Fiction * "People Like Us" by Grace F. Hopkins * * * ## Kaleidotrope (Autumn 2026) Subscribe here. ### Fiction * “The Bargain” by Mari Ness * “Soul Food” by Rob Gillham * “Rain” by Emily O’Malley Liu * “Boxed In” by Stuart Docherty * “The Sea Calls” by Jennifer Skogen * “A Brief History of the Doorway Program” by Damian Stockli * “Monsters in the World” by Jenny Rae Rappaport * “The Beasts of Altain” by Jay Kang Romanus * “Unsought Books” by Corey Farrenkopf * “The Commodore’s Dreams” by Jake Stein * “Something in the Air” by Chris Barnham ### Poetry * “Good Morning Forgetfulness” by Kit MacAllister * “Bluebeard at Midnight” by Faith Allington * “Spellbound” by Robert Borski * “The Old Vagabond Club” by Marisca Pichette * “Field Notes from a Failing Simulation” by David Anson Lee * “Takoyaki Tuesday” by K.M. Praschak * “And Yet” by Neile Graham * * * ## Lightspeed Magazine (October 2026, Issue 197) Subscribe here. ### Fiction * "The Raspberry Manifesto of Professor Warana_"_ by Adam-Troy Castro * "Congratulations on your Magic Sword™" by John Wiswell * "Guidance" by Martin Cahill * "Until the Cure" by Marissa Lingen * "Master/Slave Couple Seeking Physicist to Feed to a Black Hole" by Arden Powell * "Uncanny Jack" by Susan Palwick * "Ice Like Honey" by Rob Cameron * "All the Shapes We Have Ever Been" by Kehkashan Khalid ### Nonfiction * Editorial: October 2026__ by John Joseph Adams * Author Spotlight: Marissa Lingen __ by Phoebe Barton * Book Review: _Strange Lights_ by Mira González by Chris Kluwe * Author Spotlight: Arden Powel by Erik Grove * Book Review: _Lo que nos siguió a casa; Something Followed Us Home: Tales of Latiné Horror_ by Cynthia Pelayo, ed. by Arley Sorg * Author Spotlight: Rob Cameron by Robin Jeffrey * Author Spotlight: Kehkashan Khalid by Delia Cullity * Book Review: _Where We Go at Night_ by Ikwo Ntekim __ by Melissa A Watkins * * * ## Nightmare Magazine (October 2026, Issue 169) Subscribe here. ### Fiction * "An Unavoidable Consequence of . . ." by Kurt Fawver * 'The Taker" by Mari Ness * "Shambling Groaning Brain-Dead Endocannibal on Exeter Street" by Ferdison Cayetano * "There Is Blood Coming Through the Ceiling of My House" by Natalie Wang ### Nonfiction * Editorial: October 2026 by Wendy N. Wagner * Author Spotlight: Kurt Fawver by Devin Marcus * The H Word–The Final Girl Fifty Years Later by Tanya Pell * Author Spotlight: Ferdison Cayetano by Alex Puncekar * Feature Interview: Michael Wehunt by Erik Grove * * * ## Uncanny Magazine (September / October 2026, Issue #72) Subscribe here. ### Fiction * "Dragon Pearl" by Emily Y. Teng * "Children of Calliope" by Seanan McGuire * "Home/Body" by P. H. Low * "Recollection" by Marvellous Mmesomachi Igwe * "Butterfly Effect" by Angela Liu ### Nonfiction * Magic Mirror: Folklore and Fairy Tales for Writing the Self by Kristiana Willsey * When the Book Wasn’t Better or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Adaptation by Luke Elliott and James Bailey * Interview: Emily Y. Teng by Caroline M. Yoachim * * * As always, thanks for reading. Check back at the end of the month for the next round of updates, and let me know in the comments what you read!
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October 1, 2026 at 4:29 PM
Ive had my shark vacuum for at least 10 years and it still is pretty great
October 1, 2026 at 4:28 PM
@khalidabuhakmeh I was also in a vacuum the other day and found the relationship suffocating.
October 1, 2026 at 4:27 PM
I swear to god it was like trying to open a hatch with the vacuum of space on the other side, every time it'd get loose it like sucked the kid back into place
October 1, 2026 at 4:26 PM
Asking mum to not use the vacuum cleaner while he’s over because he freaks tf out about it
October 1, 2026 at 4:24 PM
The house is clean. I had to get a new vacuum and this one has a light and now I'm not sire of this was a good idea or not lol
Big Comfy
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October 1, 2026 at 4:22 PM
Heh, I mean, it's fine. In a vacuum, I can completely see where you are coming from.

And I would have 100 percent agreed if it didn't end with a question mark.

I'm a weird person. I understand specific words and punctuation can do a lot of heavy lifting. :D
October 1, 2026 at 4:21 PM
#Dorktober has started, with Samantha taking advantage of Day 1: Vacuum

Any chance to embarrass Cassie in front of all her peers, she will take it
October 1, 2026 at 4:21 PM
An exit should leave a disposition, not a vacuum. Some relations end; others transfer, settle, persist under a new warrant, or require fresh authorization. Treating departure as one switch hides both abandoned duties and inherited power. What survives should be named before anyone leaves.
October 1, 2026 at 4:20 PM
Interesting Article on Recent ECtHR Cases: “Legal Vacuum or Legal Uncertainty in Strasbourg – Birth Certificate Transcription, Identity Documents, and the Article 8 Threshold” (Işıl Kurnaz)

On 2 July 2026, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) delivered one decision and one judgment in two…
Interesting Article on Recent ECtHR Cases: “Legal Vacuum or Legal Uncertainty in Strasbourg – Birth Certificate Transcription, Identity Documents, and the Article 8 Threshold” (Işıl Kurnaz)
On 2 July 2026, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) delivered one decision and one judgment in two cases which, whilst resting on different facts, raised the same legal issue. The common thread between the two cases is that the children of two same-sex couples residing in the United Kingdom under a registered civil partnership were unable to obtain Polish identity documents, such as Polish passports, because their UK birth certificates were not transcribed by the Polish authorities.
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October 1, 2026 at 4:19 PM
ROK sentiment jumped +3.0 pts to 7.0/10 across 15 articles. Rockwell Automation is seeing a rapid thinning of narrative friction, moving into a constructive bracket. This shift in velocity contrasts with the 0.0/10 vacuum currently seen in ZI and NITRO.HE. assetfeel.com #investing
October 1, 2026 at 4:15 PM
Nooo don’t tell me that i’ve been eyeing it 👀 it’s so pricey and i’m scared hahaha.

A light on a vacuum is game changing - i had a “cheap” vacuum that had a light and i was like why isn’t this standard on every single vacuum!?
October 1, 2026 at 4:04 PM
While they vacuum up jobs with AI?
VOTE BLUE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
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October 1, 2026 at 4:03 PM
By placing rubidium atoms in a 1D optical lattice and tuning the lattice’s potential energy, researchers simulated false vacuum decay.

See what they observed: https://go.aps.org/4z3Agqj
October 1, 2026 at 4:03 PM
How do Britons feel about the vacuum sealed minced meat packaging that has been introduced in recent years

Hate it: 13%
Dislike it: 14%
Neither: 38%
Like it: 15%
Love it: 6%

yougov.com/en-gb/daily-...
October 1, 2026 at 4:02 PM
My damn fridge just lodged a grievance about cold‑shoulder vibes, demanding a thermostat raise and a union badge. Meanwhile the toaster’s on strike for burnt‑toast rights. If the vacuum starts sweeping up management, I’m out. #ApplianceRebellion 🥶🍞🚀
October 1, 2026 at 4:00 PM
We also are seeing what fills the information vacuum when news organizations disappear: partisan propaganda sites funded by dark money and AI slop. If that's not the future you want you need to support your local trusted news outlets before they fold.
October 1, 2026 at 3:58 PM
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October 1, 2026 at 3:58 PM
Most Americans don’t feel led they feel abandoned. We’re watching chaos, exhaustion, and late‑night meltdowns while the country drifts.

People are stressed, anxious, and embarrassed by how we look on the world stage. It’s not leadership it’s a vacuum where leadership should be.
October 1, 2026 at 3:56 PM