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Our future isn't dried up yet, but its shape is not like you imagine.Reckoning is a nonprofit, annual journal of creative writing on environmental justice. Reckoning 4, guest-edited by Danika Dinsmore and (the Hugo, Nebula and Locus Award nominated!) Arkady Martine, focuses on the challenges of urban environments."A sobering burst of dynamic stories, poems, and essays that struggle with our overheating world. Arkady Martine and Danika Dinsmore have assembled a powerful collection for our unique time." -Tobias Buckell, co-author (with Paolo Bacigalupi) of The Tangled LandsFeaturing poetry, essays, fiction and art by Arkady Martine, Leah Bobet, Jude Wetherell, Anna Kate Blair, Lissa Harris, Brigit A. Truex, E. M. Wright, Deborah L. Davitt, Wavery SM, Nicole Walker, Fran Wilde, Juliana Roth, Shikhandin, Emery Robin, Kaye Boesme, Rebecca Campbell, William Squirrell, Holly Hughes, Don Dussault, Noa Covo, Laurinda Lind, Geoffrey W. Cole, Tim Fab-Eme, Hal Y. Zhang, Alan Bao, Sydney Rossman-Reich, Commando Jugendstil and Didier Graves.

Commodore William Brighton has done what he set out to do.With Lieutenant Samuels' help, he has reclaimed his stolen ship, WNS Pathfinder. But for how long can he keep it?In what should have been friendly territory, Brighton finds himself surrounded by enemy warships. The Forrest Family knows all too well how much is riding on the outcome of the battle that is taking shape, and they are pulling out all the stops to keep the ship for themselves.The stakes are just as high for Brighton and his dauntlessofficers and crew. Risking their lives is part of the oaththey all took when joining the Warner Navy, but if Brighton cannot somehow keep the new technology Pathfinder represents from falling back into Forrest'shands, the future of the Warner Family would be bleakat best.For both sides, there is no possibility of surrender or retreat. Brighton must use every resource he has, every trick or maneuver he's ever known, and every speck of cleverness he can muster to try to carry the day.His fear is that, in the final reckoning, all of it may not be enough.

Commodore William Brighton was sure that losing his ship, WNS Pathfinder, to thieves within his own crew was the worst thing he would ever have to deal with. Now he knows that his ordeal is just beginning. As soon as he makes it back to Earth, the chase is on to find and retrieve Pathfinder. But the longer he spends in pursuit, the more evidence he uncovers that the enemies of his government are more numerous and better prepared than anyone on Earth is aware. As deep as the conspiracy runs, though, those enemies will soon learn that William Brighton is a force to be reckoned with!

Monica Samuels is alone on Pathfinder with a crew of mutineers. Can she find a way to save the ship?>More importantly, can she find a way to stay alive? Monica Samuels is in trouble. Just six weeks after her graduation from the Warner Naval Academy, Pathfinder, her ship, was stolen by other members of the crew. They round up everyone and put them off the ship, but at the last minute, her captain sends her back to join with the thieves.No instructions, no plans, no weapons, no backup. What was Captain Brighton thinking? There's no way to tell now, but she had better figure it out fast. The thieves are getting closer to delivering Pathfinder, her secret is only one slip away from being discovered, and there's no one she can trust; but Samuels has vowed to do her duty and protect her ship. In order to do that, she must bring those responsible to their Day of Reckoning. (This book is complete by itself. No need to read Book 1 first.)

A series of creative reactions to the pandemic, its impact on our creative processes and prospects for the future from Reckoning contributors and staff. All proceeds to COVID relief.ContentsA Coronavirus Call for Answers - Editorial - Michael J. DeLuca April 6, 2020The Solace of Connection - Essay - Marissa Lingen Written March 28, published April 6, 2020.Pandemic life. - Essay - Casey June Wolf Written March 30, 2020, published April 13, 2020.COVID Protease Monster Glyph - Art - Mona Robles April 16, 2020, published April 20, 2020COVID19 - Tania Fordwalker Written April 1, 2020, published April 20, 2020Papa's Scary Talk About COVID-19 and Pollution - Poetry - Tim Fab-Eme Written April 1, 2020, published April 27, 2020We Exist Together - Essay - Juliana Roth Written April 1, 2020, published April 27The Pandemic Residency - Essay - Octavia Cade Written April 2, 2020, published May 4Summer Song - Poetry - Mohammad Shafiqul Islam Written April 3, 2020, published May 4On and About - Essay - Innocent Ilo Written April 4, 202, published May 11A Predicament - Essay - Johannes Punkt Written April 5, 2020, published May 11A Memory of the Future - Fiction - Floris M. Kleijne Written April 11, 2020Interview - Soumya Sundar Mukherjee Written April 11, 2020Writing in the Time of Coronavirus - Essay - Giselle Leeb Written April 12, 2020Protecting Edges - Essay - Anna Kate Blair Written April 13, 2020#SayNiceThingsAboutDetroit - Essay - Mansuda Arora Written April 14, 2020One Month - Essay - E. M. Wright Written April 16, 2020Coronavirus and the Digital Divide - Essay - Commando Jugendstil Written April 24, 2020Interview - D. A. Xiaolin Spires Written April 28, 2020Art Installation in the Time of COVID19 - Poetry - Krista Hoeppner Leahy Written May 17, 2020Looking Out, Looking In - Essay - Shikhandin Written May 27, 2020Dynamic Equilibrium - Poetry - Teika Marija Smits Written May 31, 2020Living in a Metaphor - Essay - Waverly SM Written June 26, 2020In the Flowery Countryside - Poetry - Kelly Madden Written July 4, 2020Times and Seasons and Vanity upon Vanity - Poetry - Tim Fab-Eme Written 7/5/2020Each day the world grows smaller & larger - Poetry - Holly J. Hughes Written March 18, 2020Love in the Time of Covid-19 - Essay - James Treat Written July 6, 2020It's a Dark Time and I Try to Be a Light - Essay - Brian Francis Slattery Written July 8, 2020Retreat, April 2, 2020 - Poetry - Adelia MacWilliam Written April 2, 2020Escaping in a little boy's play. - Essay - Ernest Ifeanye Nweke Written July 30, 2020COVID Summer: After, Now - Poetry - Marissa Lingen Written July 31, 2020COVID Summer: Against Dystopia - Poetry - Marissa Lingen Written July 31, 2020Writing in the Time of Coronavirus 2 - Essay - Giselle Leeb Written August 26, 2020In Isolation - Essay - Andrew Kozma Written September 9, 2020Grieving Season - Essay - Rachel Watts Written January - September, 2020Kondottiyans - Poetry - Fabiyas MV Written September 20, 2020Green Papayas on a Sunday Evening - Poem and Essay - Written January, 2021