By Laurence Klavan

She knew the answer and typed the letters into the boxes. As ever, when you got the right word, the screen flashed red, then white, before settling into a beautiful,

By João Ventura

Adrian Adkins was one of the best creatives at We sell! Advertising and Marketing, Inc. He was responsible for the architecture of most of the agency's

By Joseph Sullivan

The marshlands were murky and rough. The sky was a dark and dull grey, the trees looked twisted and wizened, and each patch of mud looked as though it could swallow

By Ethan Kelley

November 19th, 1962. 

We’ve hunkered down in this shelter for a few weeks now. I haven’t written anything since the bombs fell. Everything happened so fast.

By Wes Parish

All space flight is cutting loose from the time and place of one planet and moving towards the time and place of another planet. All space flight exists between the here

By Sarah Fallon

I’ve been flying my whole life. I don’t remember the first time. My mother told me it was when we migrated from the caves to the forest and I cried all the way. I don’t

By Chuck McKenzie

To nobody’s surprise, it was the Printers that finally kicked off the rage-fueled war between humanity and A.I. Because of course it fucking was.

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By Tony Meacham

Another long day at the office. Except I don’t strictly work at an office. I’m on my feet too much as a Professor of law. Australian universities are often beautiful

By Mandy Munro

I’m flying among the stars with the girl of my dreams beside me… this is living, right?

I lean over the control column of the hoverbird and run my fingers across

By David Horn

The first time it spoke, it used my voice.

I was alone on the flats — copper sky bleeding into dusk, engine ticking as it cooled, air still as stone — when the

By Adam Browne