Lectori salutem. Imagine a child growing up alone in a locked room, with no one for company but a mirror. Every morning,
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What if the morality of our actions were subject to an eternal cycle of re-evaluation in the afterlife, by Alexander B. Joy.
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A comedy of errors in three acts with serious implications (or the lack thereof), by Andy Dibble.
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Dark reflections on one of the best contemporary SF television series, by David Kyle Johnson.
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An intimate look at the art and business of a thorough personality make-over, by Marcelo Worsley.
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Reassuring press releases from the end of the world as we know it, by T. M. Hogeman.
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Intrigues and philosophy mingle in this re-imagining of the fabled Orient, by Malik Mufti.
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A fresh look at the role of religion in the Star Trek universe, by Mina.
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About unusual findings in the Imperial province of Palaestina, by Patrick S. Baker.
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Tweaking the past in a cosmos with moving goal posts, by David Stevens.
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Spacefarers still recount the epic battles of the Great Alliance War in poems such as this ode to heroism, by Jim Lee.
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A cautionary tale about the best of intentions, by Gary K. Shepherd.
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Some of us like to read our seasonal dose of speculative fiction on trusty old paper. For your convenience, here you can
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Lectori salutem. As summer turns to autumn in the Northern hemisphere, and the global doom and gloom of ever new pandemic variants
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Basic etiquette when expecting an interstellar invasion, by Brandon Crilly.
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Introduction to a resolutely optimist speculative sub-genre, by Eric Hunting.
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A post-pandemonial fable, by E. E. King.
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A round-up of academic studies on the societal effects of the 2039 first-contact incident, by Andrew Gudgel.
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