*Alphabetical by last name A Moh Afdhaal- The Nature of Parasites Edward Ahern- Trial and Error John S. Aissis- Quebec of the Night Aidan Alberts- Ghost Riders Joel Armstrong- Never Finished Victor Parra Avellanede- Lost Soul B Chris Bedell-… Continue Reading →
The Adventure That Wouldn’t End! Poor Giovanni! He thought getting into medical school was tough, but that was just the beginning of his troubles. First, his patient came back to life and started demanding she be released from… Continue Reading →
By Kathy Bryson Image by Atelier Sommerland “Whadda I miss?” Startled by the thump of his boss’s sudden appearance, Robert glared at him, but clenched his teeth to keep from saying what he thought. There was a reason… Continue Reading →
By Kathy Bryson Image by boscorelli “Oh, for the love of…” Officer Vincent Esposito dropped his head on the steering wheel and then winced as the blunt pain permeated his skull. “It’s a joke,” he tried to explain… Continue Reading →
By Kathy Bryson Punctuation: Less = More! E.B. White was not only the author of children’s classics like Charlotte’s Web and Stuart Little, but he also revised and edited The Elements Of Style, probably the definitive guide to English… Continue Reading →
The Galactic Culinary Society By D.R. Schoel Interview with Paul O’Neill The Nightmare Tree by Paul O’Neill The Dex Legacy- A New Sci-Fi Audio Drama by Emily Inkpen My Uncle’s New Eyes by Joseph Hirsch Up (on audio) by… Continue Reading →
Ghost Riders by Aidan Alberts Affordable Resurrection by Nicole Walsh Chuck-Will’s-Widow by Peter Wakeman Schranz Seaworthy by Christopher Ivey Where Universes Go to Die by Joe Prosit In Search of Breadcrumbs by Shelly Jones… Continue Reading →
By Kathy Bryson I was lucky to be one of the judges for Teleport’s recent contest, getting to read some great stories. But it was also a frustrating experience because some of those stories hinted at whole new,… Continue Reading →
Greetings, I received approximately 139 submissions for this contest. Most of the stories are of a high caliber and it was not easy to choose the winners. I’m impressed by the work submitted. Thank you all for your participation and… Continue Reading →
By Kathy Bryson When you watch Star Wars or Star Trek, have you ever wondered what it would be like to actually live in those universes? The action’s exciting, but how would you garden on Tatoonie or decorate… Continue Reading →