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Sentient Information and Logistics Level Youngin stood silently in the classroom corner.

Although the semester’s students constituted a fairly

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November 3, 2040. Saturn and Jupiter are coming into perfect alignment with Earth. There it is! Just across the limb of the Sun. Mercury is swinging through the path, but

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In the days before she learned the forces of the arcane and devoted herself to wizardry, Reltanna Lirane was as wayward a youth as she would later be as an adult but

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Terry hardly blinked when the book held by the goth chick sitting next to him suddenly burst into flickering blue flames; after all, that sort of high-level prop work

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Tapping the control button on his smart glasses, Hyde activated the miniaturised transformer in his backpack as he passed Robyn. The coil wrapped around the magnet

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Rex sleeps a lot more than they do. Well, that’s not so difficult: they don’t sleep! Instead they put themselves on standby, which complicates matters for Rex when he

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A year ago I didn’t know the first thing about futurology, and would’ve seriously doubted such a word could ever make it into the English vocabulary. But then I watched

By Mehreen Ahmed

“Paint the city red,” Lara cried from above at the top of her voice. 

“Why, though?” I asked. The city looks fine as it is,” I yelled

By Dorian Blackwood

She submerged in the bath, tracing circles on the surface of the boiling water with her fingertips. There’d been such fanfare when she’d unveiled her latest marvel

By H.R. Parker

Kyris clutched the child in her arms as she ran from the exo-pod to the base unit for Titan Trove Mining Company. She burst in, running down the short corridor to the

By Wes Parish

I was called on my way to my office at about seven o'clock. "Milton Adebayo, I need to see you as soon as possible. There's been a shooting near Airlock 35; one death,

By Harris Coverley

It was a dark realm, but not completely so. The shelves went on for illusory miles. They towered as ancient monoliths of wood harvested from forests vanquished, of

By Jon Adcock

Mark woke suddenly from a vivid dream, disoriented and unsure of who he was or where he was. It took him a few moments to grasp the fleeting memories that danced out of