Thread by @inkstickmedia

For the past few weeks, we have been unveiling a series of stories that invite us to think differently about nuclear weapons - and break through our nuclear apathy. Today, we complete the series. 🧵

The first story, Madison Hissom's "Paddlefish," sets up a world where nuclear use becomes un-extraordinary and describes what it would look like to grow up in such a world.

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The second story, Austin Mullen's "Five Twenty-Nine AM," takes us to the moments after a nuclear explosion, following a family in the confusion and anxiety of the immediate aftermath.

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Today, we share the third and final story, @markdjacobsen's "Destroyer of Worlds," which presents us with a different kind of nuclear explosion to explore the difficulty of nuclear activism and the political aftermath.

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Thank you to all our wonderful writers, and everyone who submitted entries. And a huge thank you to our illustrator @nadaskii, who brought these stories to life in her cover art.