Andrew Kozma

Dec 23, 2024 | metastellar.com | Andrew Kozma

Reading Time: 3 minutesSam was a company man. He drank the coffee provided. He used his designated parking spot. He always said yes to whatever was asked of him. For kicks, we asked him to kill the next person who walked through the door. When George walked through the door, Sam killed him. We were surprised. Not completely surprised, as Sam was a company man. He drank the coffee provided!  But still. After all, George was a big guy. He was the kind of guy whose muscle shirts had muscles.

May 31, 2023 | nature.com | Andrew Kozma

No one had any reason to complain about YuWant’s prediction algorithm. People even called the algorithm Pa for short, or Papa when they were feeling especially silly, which predictably led to YuWant’s marketing department coming up with a new slogan: Father Knows Best. It was bewildering, this reference to a TV show no one under 50 would remember — and, without that connection, the ad campaign was simply a paean to patriarchy and paternalism. No one in the company liked it.

May 9, 2023 | strangehorizons.com | Andrew Kozma |Eugenia Triantafyllou |Stephanie Chang |Electra Pritchett

Content warning:This page contains: Blood Drug use Spiders/insectsin severall of the buts of beare, great heapes of stuff was found at the bottom of the buts not unlike to men’s guts, which has alarmed the sea men to a strange degre. —Admiral of the Fleet Edward RussellThere are the worms we bring with us, festooningour stomachs like crepe streamers. There are the wormswho bring themselves, ninjaed in the potting soil, wrappedaround roots, a filth-mouthed stomach.

May 8, 2023 | strangehorizons.com | B. Pladek |Mark Dimaisip |Andrew Kozma |Shannon Fay

Harry first noticed the trees in May, when he went out in the purple dusk to hear the woodcocks dance.

Apr 26, 2023 | houstonchronicle.com | Andrew Kozma

Here at the University of Houston, this economic precarity is occurring alongside a campus-wide mental health crisis, in a state where for better working conditions. UH English Advocacy, an organization I belong to, surveyed 51 adjuncts and grad students in March. After decades of no changes to UH adjunct or graduate student pay, 90 percent surveyed say they are working multiple jobs just to make ends meet.