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October 31, 2021
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  • Volume 1 Issue 2

The Vocationologist

October 31, 2021 By Issui OgawaLeave a comment

by Issui Ogawa, translated by Camden Hine 1 “The next customer is ready,” my assistant called from the waiting room. The young man entered the interview room and looked aroundRead More

October 31, 2021
  • Non-Fiction
  • Volume 1 Issue 2

Editorial 1.2

October 31, 2021 By Amanda WeissLeave a comment

by Amanda Weiss Dear Reader, Welcome to HIVEMIND Volume 1 Issue 2: Japan x Future. Our second issue explores Japanese visions of the future, American visions of Japan, and allRead More

October 31, 2021
  • Fiction
  • Volume 1 Issue 2

Aneutronic Love Song for the New Century

October 31, 2021 By dm armstrongLeave a comment

by dm armstrong Mia couldn’t sleep on the plane. The call from DOD last week had been cryptic. “You’ll be traveling soon, is that right?” “Giving a lecture in Lisbon,”Read More

October 31, 2021
  • Non-Fiction
  • Volume 1 Issue 2

Interview with Masahiko Inoue

October 31, 2021 By Rebecca SeippelLeave a comment

by Rebecca Seippel We spoke with Masahiko Inoue about his short story, But First, a Toast (Shukuhai wo mae ni shite). Toast is a fictionalized account of Inoue’s experiences visiting the 1995 Son of Famous Monsters of Filmland world convention held in Universal City, California. Read the story here, publishedRead More

October 31, 2021
  • Fiction
  • Volume 1 Issue 2

Fingers

October 31, 2021 By Edogawa RanpoLeave a comment

by Edogawa Ranpo, translated by Yeu-Ann Huang, illustrated by Emerson Barrett Image Content Warning: Blood Music played by Sofi Sanders The patient slowly woke up from the anesthesia and saw my face.  Thick andRead More

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CURRENT ISSUE [OCT 2021]

Fiction

“The Vocationologist” by Issui Ogawa, translated by Camden Hine

“But First, a Toast” by Masahiko Inoue, translated by Rebecca Seippel

“The Tears of My Mother, the Shell of My Father” by Eugie Foster

“Fingers” by Edogawa Ranpo, translated by Yeu-Ann Huang and illustrated by Emerson Barrett

“Even the Coldest Ice Must Thaw” by James C. Opperman

“Aneutronic Love Song for the New Century” by dm armstrong

Non-Fiction

“Editorial 1.2” by Amanda Weiss

“Kaijū x Kami: The Origins of Japanese Monster Films” by Sofi Sanders

“Interview with Masahiko Inoue” by Rebecca Seippel

“Pen Pals of Japanese Cyberpunk” by Will Slater

Recent Posts

  • The Vocationologist
  • Editorial 1.2
  • Aneutronic Love Song for the New Century
  • Interview with Masahiko Inoue
  • Fingers

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