So far only listened to:

"One's Burden, Again" (pub 2019) by Natalia Theodoridou - 3*

Space miners crash land on a planet inhabited the god Sisyphus. Instead of a boulder of rock, he is pushing a boulder of metal. The miner's ship's sensors detected metal, that is why they headed there.

Thank goodness for the fantastic host/narrator Kate Baker without whom I wouldn't have caught the meaning of the story. I don't "read" lessons for a reason. One of the miners is repeating a behavior that is getting her nowhere. Futility. Encountering Sisyphus helps her see this and to break free of it. Kate's words more or less: When encountering an opportunity to do something different it is hard to choose because the results are unknown. We often stick with our daily grind because it is what we know know. Are the burden's we carry worth it? We should review if maybe some bad habits or behaviors could be changed?

Here is a link to the audio version, the narrator's comments are at the end: http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/audio_01_19a/

Favorites:
Eater of Worlds by Jamie Wahls.
Fire in the Bone by Ray Nayler. ( )