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Blondie

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Blondie by Andy Houstoun A knock at my bedroom door startles me. Greg, one of my housemates, pokes his head in. “Would you do me a favour? I need someone to come on […]

A Lending Hand

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A Lending Hand by Daniel K Lind Website – Twitter Rodeo clapped his heels on the horse’s sides when his parents’ rickety house came into view, the safest place on Earth. Cam greeted Rodeo […]

Refactored

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Refactored by Ed Nobody Twitter Space is boring as hell and anyone who tells you otherwise is lying out Uranus. Sentenced to this black expanse, what else could Jim do but throw back […]

Three Short Stories by Yvon S Hintz

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Three Short Stories by Yvon S Hintz Website – The Cub Story One WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CHECK ALL BAGS It was a usual day in the supermarket and Betty was manning […]

Galatea

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Galatea by Roger Ley Website – Amazon Other stories by Roger Ley Patrick liked to travel down to New York and look around the second-hand cybernetics outlets on the Lower East Side every couple […]

Meat and Fish by Yadira Álvarez Betancourt Amazon Translated by Toshiya Kamei Other TTTV stories by Yadira Álvarez Betancourt Lieutenant Josh Beck motioned to his men. It took the soldiers a few minutes to […]

Sploosh

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Sploosh by Andrew L. Hodges Other TTTV stories by Andrew L. Hodges Look, officer, I’ll explain it again, ok? But we’re running outta time… It all started a couple of hours ago, I guess […]

Diana’s Homework

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Diana’s Homework by Richard Flores IV Website Normally Diana loved working in the void. It allowed her to create beautiful creatures. Creatures with four legs, some with fur, others with feathers, or, others with […]

WarpAdvisor

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WarpAdvisor by Fulvio Gatti Website LeisurePlanet Vote: 5 out of 5 stars A place for surprise encounters Reviewed 10 days ago by Jack66 I expected this planet to be amazing. I had no idea […]

Lone Orbit

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Lone Orbit by Roger Ley Website – Amazon Other stories by Roger Ley Mary woke, floating tethered in her sleep sack. She felt more relaxed than she had for months, now that she’d been […]