
Reviews of short fiction about life beyond death.
Read MoreWords for Thought #5
He slowed for a feathered corpse in the middle of the road. Up above, the local troop of macaques shrieked at a flock of gene-crafted micro-raptors. He rounded the blind curve and jerked the steering wheel back to avoid a washout from last night’s thunderstorm. The truck bounced across broken asphalt, and the steering wheel twisted out of his hands. From the corner of his eye, he saw a man emerging from the woods. He jammed the brakes and his truck left the road, plowing to a stop into the soft red dirt undercut from the crumbling asphalt.
Read MoreWar Dog
An interview with this month's featured author.
Read MoreInterview with Author Alexandria Baisden
The old man stared out the window at the sky streaked with burnt oranges and sizzling yellows. A few white stars winked. Magentas hung suspended in the mist. Sherbet, he thought. I bet the dawn tastes like rainbow sherbet. If the old man had a spoon big enough, he would have scooped it all.
Read MoreThe Old Man and the Phoenix
We feature and interview the author of a new Gene Roddenberry biography.
Read MoreFifty Years of Star Trek: Interview with Lance Parkin
Terasadh arrived in the world with a force so abrupt that the resin womb holding her split in two, cracking as she took her first breath and cried out from the shock of being alive.
Read MoreThe Prince Who Gave Up Her Empire
An interview with our cover artist.
Read MoreInterview with Cover Artist Mélanie Delon
He must have fallen asleep for when he knew next, the old man was standing over him, silently. Easily. Not as one who had crossed the waste from end to end. As surely he had. The sun would dip soon. As would he. And it would all be over. Living. This game they played, his annu had called it.
Read MoreThe Warrior Boy Who Would Not Suffer
Welcome to issue 88!
Read MoreWords From the Editor-in-Chief