By J. B. Polk

It was happening! Leila's nightmare was about to come true! The thing had finally managed to make its way into her abdomen, coiling around her intestines like a

By Doug Jacquier

Harley had become stupendously rich (as in Gates, Zuckerberg, Bezos and the like being minor players). His wealth derived from what others threw away. He had invented

By Kevin J. Phyland

It had been my biggest mistake and it had been a doozy.

I'd thought, mistakenly, that the gap between the two building roofs was easy enough to cross with a

By Harris Coverley

Andrew Kehoe felt cold…far too cold. Had Nadine opened a window or something? In the middle of October? A bitter wind was battering his entire

By C. A. Broadribb

What is this strange place? One minute you were in Granville Library, the next you were in a bizarre reality. All you did was open a door into a training room.

By JS O’Keefe

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By Robert W. Caldwell

Joey woke up, but you could hardly say he had really slept, if there is such a thing as sleep when you are a zombie. Rain had poured down on him during the night

By James Callan

The city — what was left of it — echoed with gunfire, a perpetual preparation of microwave popcorn across an urban wasteland. Somewhere among the sprawl of detritus was

By David Kernot

Gossamer thin strands of grapheme-coated titanium were all that separated Mike from death. They connected his zeppelin, the MV Endeavour, to its gas-filled

By Wes Parish

Eight hundred hours my watch read, a quarter of an hour after we had first radioed for help from the air force, and still their strike hadn’t happened. About a third of us