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Mar
01
The Long Stairs

The Long Stairs

What if magic was a gamble, literally, and the fae held all the cards? What would you bet, when your hand goes bust and your last chance is burning away into the smoke filled air? Andrew introduces us to the world of the Long Stairs.
11 min read
Feb
28
Reminiscence

Reminiscence

In this near-future dystopian SF short, Andrew explores the toxic intersection of love, poverty, and corporate lock-in. What if the only person that remembered your life and loves was an android that required daily 'pills' to survive? What would you give up to keep your memories alive?
5 min read
Feb
15
Requited

Requited

For this Saint's Day in honor of love, Cody T Luff delivers a poignant SF tale of an unspoken connection that persists beyond death. Words can only get in the way, and besides, if you have a neural implant you don't need them.
10 min read
Jan
31
Cold Room

Cold Room

5 min read
Jan
31
Pie Day

Pie Day

No one keeps the Old Ways. Now the sacrificial meat for the pie is ethically sourced from volunteers, vat-grown, or plant-based. And no one has seen a god in years. In this SF Horror piece, Cody bakes in a new holiday, the meaning of community, and the consequences of forgetting the Old Ways.
11 min read
Jan
25
Coffee Break

Coffee Break

No matter how dystopian the future, every revolutionary needs a double-shot now and again. At least, until duty calls.
10 min read
Jan
15
Junkyard Gods

Junkyard Gods

14 min read
Jan
01
Self Care for the Apocalypse

Self Care for the Apocalypse

2 min read
Dec
13
Consuming

Consuming

By nature, lovers offer themselves to each other, but in this sweet meet-cute body horror story by Cody, some lovers take this very literally. Consider skipping if graphic masochism, body horror, or cannibalism disturb you.
10 min read
Nov
24
Congruence

Congruence

What if you could transfer your consciousness into a fresh new body? Paperwork and family entanglements, however, are more certain than death. In this Science Fiction short, even cutting edge technology cannot cut through those twin ties that bind.
9 min read