Rain Delay
Rain Delay by Daniel M. Cojocaru Daniel M. Cojocaru (he, him) was born and grew up in Switzerland (of Romanian and Czech background). He studied English Lit in Zurich and later completed his PhD at […]
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Checkpoint
Checkoint by Joel Fishbane Joel Fishbane’s novel “The Thunder of Giants” is available from St. Martin’s Press. His short fiction has been published in a variety of magazines, including On Spec, the Saturday Evening Post, […]
No Do-Overs
No Do-Overs By Andrew Rucker Jones Andrew Rucker Jones is a former IT dweeb and American expatriate living in Germany with his Georgian wife and their three children. His greatest literary achievement to date is […]
The Schooner Redwing
The Schooner Redwing by Andrew Kleinstuber Andrew is an award winning fiction writer from Delaware where he owns and operates a small farm with his wife. His free time is spent as close to […]
The Doomsday Virus
The Doomsday Virus by Arthur Pitchenik Arthur Pitchenik is a retired professor of medicine with many published research articles in top medical Journals on infectious diseases. Dr. Herman Vildeshreck was a genius with a vendetta […]
Winter Star
Winter Star by M. C. Tuggle M. C. Tuggle is a life-long tinkerer and science geek now retired from the insurance industry, where he worked in project management and operations research. His science fiction, fantasy, […]
Duties of the Wind
Duties of the Wind by Dan Crawford Dan Crawford wrote three novels in the Nineties which led to a lot of “Whatever became of this guy” posts online. His short stories are often to be […]
Mechanistry 5
Mechanistry 5 by Chris Herron Nalt has a surefire plan to graduate this time, nothing could possibly go wrong. Mechanistry 5 was written to celebrate Tall Tale TV’s 6th anniversary! My first-ever Episode featured […]
Learning Curve
Learning Curve By Andrew Rucker Jones Andrew Rucker Jones is a former IT dweeb and American expatriate living in Germany with his Georgian wife and their three children. His greatest literary achievement to date is […]
The Right Answer
The Right Answer by James A. Miller During the day, James A. Miller works as Director of Engineering helping his team to make the machines do what they are supposed to. At night, he spends […]