Welcome to issue 80 of FANTASY MAGAZINE! In this issue's short fiction, Fatima Taqvi gives us happy endings where none are expected in "Baba Nowruz Gives His Wife a Flower Only Once a Year," and Sara S. Messenger's "Potemora in the Triad" is an earth-shaking kind of coming-of-age story; in flash fiction, Victor Forna explores cosmic consequences in "rat/god," and revenge could be quite tasty in "The Magical Sow" by Wen Wen Yang; for poetry, we have "Georgia Clay Blood" by Beatrice Winifred Iker and "noonday reflections" by Doriana Diaz. Plus we have essay "Oral Storytelling and Culture as Personal Canon" by 2022 Nebula finalist Suzan Palumbo.