By Greg Ballinger

“You’re asking me to go to the Moon, to get my daughter’s school uniform?”

“Mrs Hooper, allow me to elaborate, our school is a Moon Academy School,” the

By Joseph Sullivan

“So, you’ve travelled along this road before?”

“If I have, I don’t really remember…”

Wayward wizard Reltanna Lirane had hoped that adventuring with

By Mark Connelly

When Karen Loeb was sixteen, she got a summer job serving pizza at the amusement park on the Jersey shore. The place was busy, and the tips were good. Even better was

By J. S. O'Keefe

“Sir, are you or have you ever been a member of the underground terrorist organization known as PAAP?”

“Yes, senator, but PAAP is neither terrorist nor

By Col Hellmuth

2027

“Are you certain that’s what you want, Sir?” prompts the Future Homes salesman.

“Our speciality is —”

“Retro. 1980s, authentic,”

By Tytarchuk Fedir Alexandrovych

“Halloween! Halloween!” shouted little Uh-u-Hoo, racing excitedly around the burrow. His tiny feet pattered across the floor as he searched for his

By Holly Scott

But what of the girl?

The dead man was ugly in a way that 

made Matthew want to turn

By Adam Browne

His name was Macaw, and he looked like one. 

A pirate of Scots stock, he was fully possessed of the beakish nose of Clan Macaw, and was never without the

By Jennifer Bisset

This technology would have been more useful in my mid-30s when she was in her mid-60s and we were the most friendly we’d ever been.

I visited her once a week.

By Scott Steensma

From the ridge rippling green mountains stretch to the horizon. The wind is soft and cool, the sun not yet high enough to dry the dew speckled rocks.

Randall

By C. A. Broadribb

All right, maybe it’s not the best title but at least I’m being original.

Sheldon sits at the window of the plant’s café, looking out at the vats of

By Kevin J. Phyland

Friday night drinks were an institution at SecuriTech, the largest artificial intelligence module supplier on the east coast. The cocktail bar was called 'Slow