Space & Time · 150

Space & Time Issue 150: Dyslexia-friendly Edition gathers speculative fiction and poetry exploring rest, resistance, survival, memory, and strange futures. Designed for greater accessibility and ease of reading, this Dyslexia-friendly edition uses reader-conscious formatting to make the milestone issue more approachable while preserving the strange, bold spirit of Space & Time.

Since 1966, Space & Time has opened its pages to strange visions, bold voices, and speculative work that asks what waits beneath the surface of ordinary life. In this milestone 150th issue, writers and poets from around the world explore rest, resistance, memory, silence, survival, and the creative force that endures even under pressure.

Inside this issue, war machines encounter stillness, gardens defy systems built only for productivity, sleep becomes rebellion, missing shadows return changed, time folds around art that never existed, and the quiet act of waiting becomes its own form of survival.

Featuring work by Linda D. Addison, Anatoly Loginov, David Anson Lee, Stephen Jackson, Saroj Kumar Senapati, Deahna Fumarol, Matt Bianca, Tamara-Lee Brereton-Karabetsos, Cayt McNeill, Daniel Roop, Mary Soon Lee, Martin Willis, Gabrielle Munslow, Beauty Amy, Amina Abdulsalam Muhammad, Charlie Sweitzer, Jennifer Weigel, and Angela Yuriko Smith.

This issue also includes a note from publisher Angela Yuriko Smith on why preserving speculative magazines matters, recent book launches, contributor bios, and featured partner spotlights.

A gateway to speculative fiction since 1966, Space & Time continues to champion new voices, strange ideas, and the stories that help us imagine what comes next - now in a Dyslexia-friendly edition created to make Issue 150 more accessible to more readers.