Three Centuries. Same Radio.
Reading Time: 3 minutes When reaching out to the stars above, the space beyond or the ether, we allocate disproportionate energy into preparing to cast the nets over catching the fish. What do we do with it?
Reading Time: 3 minutes When reaching out to the stars above, the space beyond or the ether, we allocate disproportionate energy into preparing to cast the nets over catching the fish. What do we do with it?
Reading Time: 3 minutes The allure of prospecting a deserted Mars becomes so compelling that nothing else matters. Not even love.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Will this be the doctor who finally takes on Aki’s limb regeneration? It’s the sixth alien specialist and hope is slowly vanishing from his eyes.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Building a planet used to be harder. There was a real art to it. It required raw talent polished to a diamond’s edge.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Lightyears from home, a miner toils on a moon, gradually being hollowed out. They scrape a life, money to support their family, and something like friendship, from the dirt. But when disaster strikes, they are forced to make a hard decision.
Reading Time: 3 minutes What happens when a young mage tries to contain a hell breach? Well, it’s hell.
Reading Time: 4 minutes One day a rabid animal took a bite out of Breeder’s beloved pet and sidekick Top Dog. Top Dog is a muscular, spoiled canine with a colossal appetite. Breeder always let Top Dog play with Creatures, even dangerous and wild ones. He secretly got a kick out of watching Top Dog’s nature grow hellish and animated when he toyed with them. Top Dog also had a talent for dominating Creatures of all kinds. Breeder bragged to Brother often.Â
Reading Time: 4 minutes A hitman hired to kill the Four Horsemen and prevent the apocalypse has one last target waiting for him in the parking lot of an abandoned strip club. But how do you kill Death?
Reading Time: 3 minutes Inspired by both the art of Louise Bourgeois and a news story about a sex-bot repairman, “Spiral Woman” gives a kind of agency to a member of the already-marginalized servant class of the future.
Reading Time: 4 minutes You can change your appearance with the touch of a button. But should you?
Reading Time: 4 minutes What happens to science fiction when aliens actually do show up on Earth?
Reading Time: 3 minutes I haven’t seen what the world is running from, and my father won’t tell me. But I have heard what they say in the village. The monsters came from the sky to live in our oceans.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Two cyborgs, a woman, and a parrot, are outmatched by their deep space competitors.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Finding a laptop in Mr. Chapa’s secondhand shop was like discovering an Apple watch on an Egyptian mummy. But Vern’s find was another’s tragic loss.
Reading Time: 3 minutes When Maria wakes up covered in Marigolds she knows she’s dead.
Reading Time: 4 minutes With great power, comes a great deal of pressure to chose a cool super-name!
Reading Time: 4 minutes A hayride with an old friend from the past unveils uncomfortable truths for Max and his family.
Reading Time: 4 minutes A step-by-step guide on what to expect when you’re preparing the universe’s most elusive delicacy.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Lizzie Williams kept the head in a burlap sack. We’d pay to look at it, pay even more to hear its secrets. We hated that head.
Reading Time: 4 minutes An apprentice talecrafter constructs her first magical tale.
Reading Time: 3 minutes “I feel like I left my mind on Mars. Even now, I can still hear the wind.” Rosie reaches over from where she sits on her rocking chair and winds her fingers around mine. She hasn’t changed a bit, despite the years I was gone. Her face is still every bit as bright and optimistic …
Reading Time: 2 minutes A dying physicist makes a desperate attempt to spare his daughter grief by flying into a black hole.
Reading Time: 3 minutes What if your past was a lie and you had the opportunity to go back and change it?
Reading Time: 3 minutes And then I was fading, ears ringing and body broken by shrapnel that jingle-jangled in my pocket, before I failed Christiane.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Evacuating Earth was arguably the most difficult thing ever undertaken by humankind.Â
Reading Time: 4 minutes Tesca watched as Braygin was enveloped in a blue orb, then winked out of existence along with a little section of tunnel floor he’d been standing on.
Reading Time: 3 minutes The fun never ends at the Wacky Fun Factory. Even if you want it to.
Reading Time: 2 minutes A band of faeries endeavors to help a worthy little girl by doggedly placing wish opportunities in her path.
Reading Time: 4 minutes A scientist ponders the mysteries of dark matter — though it, and he, may not be what they seem…
Reading Time: 3 minutes When civilization begins to crumble, the 1 percent retreat to their summer homes.
Reading Time: 3 minutes The old storms have gone away, and a little wonder has gone out of the world with them. Can they be brought back?
Reading Time: 3 minutes With any experience in life, you have to take the good with the bad… unless you have the technology to sell either to the highest bidder.
Reading Time: 3 minutes What makes a house a home? In the future, we might not have to be the ones who decide that.
Reading Time: 4 minutes A haunted musician is compelled to make music for creatures he finds in the shadows…
Reading Time: 4 minutes In a society where everybody is beautiful, physical imperfection becomes a career move.
Reading Time: 4 minutes A dentist with a dark family history receives a request to fit a patient with a very unique set of teeth.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Neville Schroeder was a fireplug. He stood barely five feet tall, red, shabby, and pedestrian. Professor Connelly towered over him, a giant oak tree of a man with a silk paneled vest, tweed coat and tie, expensive glasses, and a neatly trimmed beard.
Reading Time: 5 minutes “Listen to me,” said the Demon as he placed his hand upon my head. “The region of which I speak is a dreary region in Libya, by the borders of the river Zaire. And there is no quiet there, nor silence.”