“The Two Thousand and Seventieth Time Sara Deletes Her Family” (Read the full story at Analog)

• Phenomenal review in the Locus for “The Two Thousand and Seventieth Time Sara Deletes Her Family”! A.C. Wise writes: “The story does a nice job with a complex issue, looking at the need for self-care and the flip side of not being present when people need you, with technology adding another layer of complication.” Locus lists it as one of their Recommended Stories! (review)

• Tangent calls it “achingly sad” with a “look at how addiction can take over your life” (review)

• Howard G. Cornett at myreadinglife gives it a 5/5 and lists it as his best of May 2026!

• SfRevu calls it “Nightmarish story, obviously about addiction, with a good ending” (review).

“Hot Bot Summer” (Read the full story at Escape Pod)

• Great review in Locus for “Hot Bot Summer”! Maria Haskins writes: “There’s a gritty edge to this story that amplifies its softer side, with Dewitt delving into the creation and fate of sentient bots, human exploitation of their abilities, and what such exploitation might cost both bots and humans.” Locus lists it as one of their Recommended Stories!

“All the Pretty Starships Fly Like This” (Read the full story at Fusion Fragment)

• Terrific review in Locus for “All the Pretty Starships Fly Like This”! Charles Payseur writes: “The voices of the ships are clear and charming under Dewitt’s care, and the story does a great job mixing revolutionary zeal, action, and high community stakes into a very entertaining package.”