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Galactic Gastronomy

  • Writer: KL Forslund
    KL Forslund
  • Apr 24
  • 1 min read

Remember when science fiction said we'd be eating food cubes and pills? Yeah, that's not happening. Food is more than nutrients, it's culture, family, and moments all served on a plate. Issue 34 of Boundary Shock Quarterly asked the writers to imagine food on a galactic scale and we brought a full menu.


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