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Starman

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Starman by Ken Nashizaki Translated by Toshiya Kamei I don’t remember who started calling him “Starman.” Was it Kondo who worked at the bar? Was it Shorty, a self-proclaimed drummer who quit the band […]

The Thingamajig

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The Thingamajig by LM Hooten Other Stories by LM Hooten I first learned about it because I have an eclectic interest in various science journals, including “Archaeology Today”. A couple of years ago, I […]

Red Planet Card

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Red Planet Card by Anastasia Shalunkova Instagram – Facebook – Twitter Have you ever been to Mars? Of course, you haven’t. You think the life on Mars is a goddamn sci-fi show. “Stay where […]

Implant

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Implant by Roger Ley Website – Amazon Other stories by Roger Ley My patient, John Smith, sat in my office at the hospital looking alert and healthy. He’d come a long way from the […]

The End

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The End by Anja Reed When I wake up, I take just a few moments to gather my bearings, become really confused, and connect the dots. Then I sit up and slap Cash. […]

Mold

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Mold by Andrew L. Hodges Bewildering Stories – JJ Outre Review When Greta Garbo from upstairs called, Mr. Pagulccio could only sit and listen. She was so hysterical and insistent that all he […]

The Swarm

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A Cure for Loneliness by Jeff Dosser Website – Twitter Other Stories by Jeff Dosser Blake was shaken awake as the truck bounced his head off the passenger side window and nearly deposited him […]

The Fly on the Wall

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The Fly on the Wall by Roger Ley Website – Amazon Other stories by Roger Ley UK the 2040s Mary Lee walked across the parade ground at RAF Waddington. Although she moved purposefully and […]

Minor Orbit

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Minor Orbit by Jason P. Burnham Website – Twitter Three thousand habitable planets in the known universe, and I’m stuck on the only one without object permanence. Well, I’m not technically on it. If […]

Max and Patty’s Space Adventure

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Max and Patty’s Space Adventure by Matthew McAyeal other stories “Why do I have to learn about the 2020s?” asked Max Lester. “I wasn’t even born back then!” “The 2020s were a very significant […]