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More Stories We'd Like to Publish

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Asimov Press released a third list of 'Stories We'd Like to Publish' in October 2026, focusing on biotechnology arguments and ideas rather than pure histories. The list includes a report on Wolbachia mosquitoes in Singapore reducing dengue risk by 71-72% in a randomized trial, a discussion on AI-assisted protein freeze-drying for stable drugs, and questions about DNA screening algorithms for biothreats. The publication aims to support writers on narrative features and essays, paying $1-$1.50 per word for features and $1,200 for essays, while explicitly rejecting 'pure histories' that focus solely on the past.

Key points

• Asimov Press published a third list of 'Stories We'd Like to Publish' in October 2026, explicitly rejecting 'pure histories' in favor of arguments and ideas about biotechnology.
• The list features a report on Wolbachia mosquitoes in Singapore that reduced symptomatic dengue risk by 71-72% in a randomized trial across neighborhoods with over 724,000 residents.

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