Short Fiction
Have Mercy, My Love, While We Wait for the Thaw
The residents here are used to our visits now. Seeing us arrive doesn’t draw the stares it once did. I’d been surprised we were recognized
Iori Kusano
July 26, 2022
Short Fiction
Short Fiction
Schlafstunde
A group of robotniks sat in the lot. A fire burned in an open drum between them. They sat with their backs to stacks of
Lavie Tidhar
July 19, 2022
Short Fiction
Notes to a Version of Myself, Hidden in Symphonie fantastique Scores Throughout the Multiverse
Maybe I don’t have your talent for helping others. Maybe I’m not selfless enough. Maybe it’s like my dear teacher Mrs. LeFay used to warn
Aimee Picchi
July 12, 2022
Short Fiction
Creatures of the Dark Oasis
When Kirsten was little, her mom told her that finwomen preyed on weak little girls.
Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam
July 5, 2022
Short Fiction
As the Sun Dies
But our peace betrayed us, blinded us to the slow winding of the spindle, and when we saw it, it was too late. The end
Jaym Gates
June 16, 2022
Short Fiction
Simbiyu and the Nameless
The river is changing. You know this without knowing how, or why. Tatu doesn’t notice. She’s poking in the mud, digging for crabs. A black
Eugen Bacon
June 14, 2022
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