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Back to SearchMatthew Hughes | The Archon
“What do we call this thing?” Erm Kaslo said, gesturing to the smooth opaque walls. “It’s not a spaceship.” Diomedo Obron tapped the green leather-bo…
11 years, 5 months ago
Aliette de Bodard | The Lonely Heart
It was towards mid-afternoon that Chen became aware of the girl. She stood before Chen’s stall, watching the fake-jade effigies of the Buddha and the…
11 years, 6 months ago
Theodora Goss | Beautiful Boys
You know who I’m talking about. You can see them on Sunday afternoons, in places like Knoxville, Tennessee or Flagstaff, Arizona, playing pool or wit…
11 years, 6 months ago
Damien Angelica Walters | A Lie You Give, and Thus I Take
Don’t be fooled by the breadcrumbs in the forest. This is not a fairy tale. The first lie is pretty and spirals from your mouth like candyfloss; swee…
11 years, 6 months ago
Vandana Singh | Wake-Rider
This is a story from the time before she was famous. In the early days, she was known as Leli, or Lelia, a tease-name that had stuck. On her first mi…
11 years, 7 months ago
Nik Houser | The Drawstring Detective
The Drawstring Detective is heavier than he appears. When Char picks him up off the shelf, she almost drops him. He is a foot tall and made entirely …
11 years, 7 months ago
Shale Nelson | Pay Phobetor
8:00 PM: Congratulations! Your MindPlant has been successfully updated to version 5.0. You can now enjoy enhanced versions of all of your favorite th…
11 years, 7 months ago
Annalee Newitz | Drones Don’t Kill People
I was always already a killer. There was no hazy time in my memory before I knew how to target a person’s heart or brain for clean execution. I did n…
11 years, 7 months ago
Matthew Hughes | Enter Saunterance
Back in Obron’s workroom, Kaslo told the wizard his theory that the reason their enemy had sent a fire elemental against them was because he wanted t…
11 years, 7 months ago
Kat Howard | A Flock of Grief by Kat Howard
The woman’s dress was perfectly correct. Indeed, it, and she, would have been utterly unremarkable, were it not for the bird perched upon her shoulde…
11 years, 8 months ago