A magazine for the future we’d actually want to live in.

Sneak peek of Issue 0

Stories, art, and essays.

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  Story by Christian Wolff
  Essay by Ben Landau-Taylor
  Art by Andres Osorio

  Cyber Robot AI Wartime

  The year is 2056. AI-powered robotic legions hurtle across a vast battlefield in a clash of startling proportion and lasting international consequences.

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  Story by Orion Ruffin-Green
  Essay by Anna-Sofia Lesiv
  Art by Michael Simmons

  Ponds

  A sculptor in the asteroid Beltway holds his family close across the light-seconds, through a haptic uplink, and through the green ponds his mother carried from Earth.

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  Story by Taylor Stuckey
  Essay by Eli Dourado
  Art by Colby Green

  Touch Me in the Third Place

  On THE THIRD PLACE, a mile-long community center suspended in the clouds, a young director sets out to film a documentary about its most famous muse, who turns out to be very much alive and watching.

Artifacts from Tomorrow

Tidbits, ephemera, and other curiosities.

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  By the Possibilia Editorial Team

  TAEPDECK BRITANNICA

  Internal product notes for a fictional petabyte-scale tape archive built for the inner solar system. A Britannica for the cosmos, in cassette form.

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  By the Possibilia Editorial Team

  It’s What’s on the Inside That Counts

  A speculative anime forum thread about a model’s post-surgery return, custom-printed organs, and the cultural backlash against transhuman aesthetics.

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  By the Possibilia Editorial Team

  The Long Way Home

  Two place vignettes from a future country: a dense remote-work city in the Montana mountains, and a barn-futurism stretch of rural Texas linked by freight rail.

Recommended reading

By Olli Payne

Why we believe the stories we tell about tomorrow shape the world we actually build, and how an optimistic, realistic aesthetic can reset the canon.

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