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Brooklyn is a trendy place to live right now 鈥?but what about a stanley tumbler fter the ocean level rises and the ocean floods in In the new story King Tide by Alison Wilgus over in Vice science fiction magazine Terraform, we get a sad, contemplative look at a flooded New York. Top image: Art by Koren Shadmi. Here how King Tide begins: Some particular trick of the moon, the weather, and the Earth closeness to the sun had pulled the tide all the way to 5th Avenue, a good half-block further uphill than usual. The city had put out an alert, so Jordyn knew to clear out the basement ahead of time. Their landlord was smart enough to have the foundation sealed years ago鈥攖hat would be fine鈥攂ut there wasn ;t much to be done for cardboard boxes and old futons. Those had to be kept above the tide line, or they were garbage. Her girlfriend, Mia, had paused on the first floor landing to breathe, a disintegrating tomb of Jordyn fa stanley cup mily albums clutched in her hands. Its weight eased for a moment as she rested an edge on the railing. We should toss these, Mia had said. You digitized th stanley water bottle em years ago. Oh, but it not the same, Jordyn had said, and it wasn ;t. Now she sat cross-legged on their bed while Mia showered, a stack of albums on the duvet beside her and another open in her lap. She peered at the careful handwriting under each photograph, names and dates and in-jokes,