A light in the Dark
A Light in the Dark by Brendan Burton Brendan Burton is an HVAC technician by day and a wannabe writer by night. If you enjoyed his story, check out his Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/thefightingwriter More TTTV […]
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Promised Land
Promised Land by Gustavo Bondoni When the Viking pantheon gets pushed out of Scandinavia by an encroaching new religion, they set sail to find new lands. Gustavo Bondoni is novelist and short story […]
Satori’s Blessings
Satori’s Blessings by James Rumpel When a village is on the edge of extinction due to an unknown illness, a goddess sends aid to a group of children in the form of magical flowers. […]
Missing at Language-to-Language
Missing at Language-to-Language by Julia LaFond Julia LaFond is a geoscience/astrobiology PhD candidate at Penn State University. She writes short fiction and poetry that has appeared in venues ranging from IHRAF Publishes to The […]
To You, My Time Loop
To You, My Time Loop By Connor Mellegers Connor Mellegers is an author and charity governance specialist who lives and works in Toronto, Canada. When not reading or writing, you can find them running, cooking […]
The Evil Scarecrow and the Bone Pit
The Evil Scarecrow and the Bone Pit by Christian Riley Chris Riley lives near Sacramento, California, vowing one day to move back to the Pacific Northwest. In the meantime, he teaches special education, writes […]
Unwanted Tenant
Unwanted Tenant by Brendan Burton Hey, my name’s Brendan Burton. I’m an HVAC technician by day and a wannabe writer by night. If you enjoyed my story, check out my Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/thefightingwriter. […]
His Body Beneath
His Body Beneath by James Mansell Millions watched the end season finale…and millions weren’t happy. The creator is hiding, waiting for it to end…but the night has only just begun. An award-winning director, […]
Propinquity or Bust
Propinquity or Bust by Barney Sperlin Barney is a retired math and computer science teacher, as well as a programmer in industry. Golden age SF is a favorite, and reflects in his writing, which […]
How Do You Do, Fellow Chosen Ones?
How Do You Do, Fellow Chosen Ones? By Jennifer Lee Rossman Jennifer Lee Rossman is a queer, disabled, and autistic author and editor from the land of carousels and Rod Serling. Find more of […]