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A. T. Greenblatt


A Non-Hero's Guide to the Road of Monsters

A Non-Hero's Guide to the Road of Monsters

A. T. Greenblatt

This short story originally appeared in Mothership Zeta, April 2016. It can also be found in the anthology The Year's Best Science Fiction & Fantasy 2017, edited by Rich Horton.

Read to the story for free at Mothership Zeta.

And Yet

And Yet

A. T. Greenblatt

This Nebula Award nominated short story originally appeared in Uncanny Magazine, Issue 21, March-April 2018.

Read the full story for free in Uncanny.

Before the World Crumbles Away

Before the World Crumbles Away

A. T. Greenblatt

This short story originally appeared in Uncanny Magazine, Issue 27, March-April 2019.

Read the full story for free at Uncanny.

Burn or the Episodic Life of Sam Wells As a Super

Burn or the Episodic Life of Sam Wells As a Super

A. T. Greenblatt

This Novelette was first puiblished in the 2020 May/June issue of Uncanny Magazine and can be found here for free.

Uncanny - Burn

(Superhero) Sam's ability is modest, but he's still excited to be accepted into the Super Team. Now he just has to figure out how he can make the biggest difference--assuming he can do more good than harm.

Give the Family My Love

Give the Family My Love

A. T. Greenblatt

Nebula Award-winning and Sturgeon-nominated Short Story

This story was originally published in Clarkesworld, Issue 149, February 2019.

Read or listen to this story for free at Clarkesworld Magazine.

Heavy Lifting

Heavy Lifting

A. T. Greenblatt

This short story originally appeared in Uncanny Magazine, Issue 24, September - October 2018. It can also be found in the anthology The Best Science Fiction of the Year: Volume Four (2019), edited by Neil Clarke.

Read the full story for free at Uncanny.

Questions Asked in the Belly of the World

Questions Asked in the Belly of the World

A. T. Greenblatt

For the residents of this mycological ecosystem, creating art feeds the World around you and requires working in harmony with your inner voice. When one artist's voice begins screaming, he's forced to travel farther than he ever has before to reconcile with the noise in his head and find his true place in society before it's too late.

Red the full story for free at Tor Reactor.

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