Science Fiction

  • Forgotten Relics (Bailey Flaherty)

    She found Teller Vanidicus’ eyes once more, and now—now—she understood. He knew about that green, green world, and his mind drifted there. Judith lost herself the same. “That’s what we could have?” She felt the heat of tears falling between her parted lips. “Why would we… How could we destroy it?” 

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  • Mutiny (Chris Barker)

    Mutiny (Chris Barker)

    The house across the street wasn’t there anymore; there was a jagged hole, like a tooth had been ripped out. An old man, wearing shorts and not much else, had limped past her, bleeding at the head; the bright red of his blood was the only colour Maria remembered under all the dust. 

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  • Creation Myth (M. Anne Avera)

    After the positive pregnancy test, I became something ancient—maternal with my nesting habits and my constant hunger. I watched the body I occupied grow and change, a ship of Theseus rended from flesh. Joy and anticipation replaced desire and pride. The horrible things pregnancy wrought on my body—hyperemesis, preeclampsia—were signs of something greater, a life…

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  • Residuals (John Leahy)

    The AI – Eidolon – found a pattern, an invisible lattice that hung just outside of what human minds could perceive. Some called it the Veil. Some said it was God’s firewall. But whatever it was, Eidolon found a way through it. And the things on the other side – those things didn’t need a…

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  • What Is The Culling? (Bob Gielow)

    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia See also: Livestock culling The Culling is the bi-monthly occurrence whereby between 1,000 and 6,000 human beings are rendered mute and unmoving for several minutes, have their bodies float out into an open space, and then move straight up into the atmosphere until they disappear from the sight of others.

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  • Ryan Habermeyer’s interview reveals his passion for travel, cooking, and writing. His latest novel, Necronauts, combines a modern-day Don Quixote theme with sci-fi elements, exploring a boy’s quest to reach his “mothership.” Habermeyer emphasizes the creative process, overcoming writer’s block, and the beauty of imperfection in storytelling.

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  • More thoughts from author Stephen Bauer This third book is a continuation of the paranormal sci-fi adventure which I started back in 2009. The first book was meant to be a father-son project. My son was diagnosed with ADHD and I was just trying to get him involved in something we both found interesting. As…

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