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Rising Terror 

Posted on February 6, 2023 by teleportmagazine_7iztem

By D.R. Schoel   FayazRavat/shutterstock   Prominent inter-galactic Chef Hunter Jeane Oberon observed that an Earthling, Chef H.P. Lovecraft, once wrote: “conflict with Time seems to me the most potent and fruitful theme in all human expression.” Oberon later amended… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction #entity, #food
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The Galactic Culinary Society

Posted on January 31, 2023 by teleportmagazine_7iztem

By D.R. Schoel Curious to explore the galaxy? Brave enough to face many-tentacled aliens who’ll disintegrate you on sight? If you’re truly hungry for adventure, there’s only… THE GALACTIC CULINARY SOCIETY! Let Jeane Oberon, Chef Hunter extraordinaire—if unfortunately human—be your… Continue Reading →

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Where Universes Go to Die

Posted on January 29, 2023 by teleportmagazine_7iztem

By Joe Prosit   Konstanttin/shutterstock   When the universes came to an end, their Gods gathered to discuss. I hid and watched and listened. Where I hid changed based on how they conceptualized this nexus of potential future universes. In… Continue Reading →

Fantasy #gods
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A Cup of Tea

Posted on January 26, 2023 by teleportmagazine_7iztem

By R. P. Singletary   Terablete/shutterstock   The pale, reading man had never entered the bookshop. “Rich! Places for rich folk!” his grandmother had said every time they shuffled past the shop’s door on the way to market or church… Continue Reading →

Horror #ghost
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In Search of Breadcrumbs

Posted on January 22, 2023 by teleportmagazine_7iztem

By Shelly Jones   Teo Tarras/shutterstock   I was working a case up in the lochs when I received the letter.  A woman had hired me to find a missing textile, a family heirloom she had said. Her husband had… Continue Reading →

Fantasy #woods
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Footprints in the Snow

Posted on January 8, 2023 by teleportmagazine_7iztem

By Robert Pettus   StockSnap/ Pixabay   It was New Year’s Eve. It was colder than shit. The pavement was unobstructed, even though dry, powdery white snow floated peacefully down from the black, starry night sky. The Presbyterian Church was… Continue Reading →

Horror #ghost
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On holiday break, we’ll be back in January…

Posted on December 7, 2022 by teleportmagazine_7iztem

Hey all, We’re taking a break and will return sometime in January. If you submitted a story in November and want to withdraw it, we understand. Sorry about the inconvenience.  Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from the team at Teleport!… Continue Reading →

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Teleport’s 2022 Science Fiction Short Story Contest Winners

Posted on November 30, 2022 by teleportmagazine_7iztem
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  1st place winner- The Nature of Parasites by Moh Afdhaal   2nd place winner- Disremember by Keith LaFountaine   3rd place winner- A Gilded Dragon Under the Palm Tree by M.A. Dosser   Share This:

Blog Posts #contest
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The Nature of Parasites

Posted on November 30, 2022 by teleportmagazine_7iztem

By Moh Afdhaal 2022 Science Fiction Short Story Contest- 1st Place Winner   Ally Lee/ shutterstock   Parasitoid wasps follow one of two main schemes when implementing their parasitism: they are either koinobiont, allowing a host to continue to feed,… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction #brain, #parasites
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Disremember

Posted on November 30, 2022 by teleportmagazine_7iztem

By Keith LaFountaine 2022 Science Fiction Short Story Contest- 2nd Place Winner   J.Thasit/ shutterstock   The Department calls it disremembering, I think, because it’s only a few letters off from dismembering. But if they were being honest, they’d just… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction #memory

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