Accountability
Accountability by Gareth D Jones Gareth D Jones is unofficially the second most widely translated science fiction short story author in the world, having been published in 31 languages. He is a father of […]
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Onyx Olympus
Onyx Olympus by Robert Pettus Robert Pettus is an English as a Second Language teacher at the University of Cincinnati. Previously, he taught for four years in a combination of rural Thailand and Moscow, Russia. […]
All Kinds of Time
All Kinds of Time by Matt McHugh Matt McHugh was born in suburban Pennsylvania, attended LaSalle University in Philadelphia, and after a few years as a Manhattanite, currently calls New Jersey home. Website:mattmchugh.com “Hello? Am […]
The Mad Scientist’s Brother
The Mad Scientist’s Brother by Jason Lairamore Jason Lairamore is a husband, father, and medical professional. Jason is also a reader and writer of strange stories from across the science fiction, fantasy, and horror spectrum. […]
A Fistful of Credits
A Fistful of Credits by Marc Shapiro Epic laid down his cards and sighed. He picked up his bottle of XP917 and took a healthy swig. Even he had to admit that his face, […]
Butler and Barrie’s Wild Faery Land Stolen Child Carousel
Butler and Barrie’s Wild Faery Land Stolen Child Carousel by Caleb Coy Caleb Coy is a freelance writer with a Masters Degree in English from Virginia Tech. He was first captivated by the poetry of […]
Fields of Ice
Fields of Ice by Jay Caselberg When tutoring the Tyrant’s children, Lector Marsius is caught in a trap, one of his own making. Jay Caselberg is an author and poet whose work has appeared […]
The Fate of the Galaxy
The Fate of the Galaxy by Andrew Rucker Jones Andrew Rucker Jones is a former IT expert and American expatriate living in Germany with his Georgian wife and their three children. He quit his day […]
They Had Flying Cars
They Had Flying Cars by Stephen Stuart Pulled from 1930 an accidental time traveler gets a taste of the future. Raised in New Jersey, Steve now lives in Arizona. His background is in […]