By Laurance H. Davis III Teleport 2018 science fiction contest- 1st place. Jozef Klopacka Lunar Orbit (2060 ad) A gleaming trail of ice, eroded from the comet, curled down toward the lunar surface. The cratered landscape, passing… Continue Reading
By David A. Gray Teleport 2018 science fiction contest- 2nd place jgolby I found Curtis hiding out in his memory of the slow dance at prom, like the predictable ones do. I should feel bad about stomping in… Continue Reading
By Jenny Robson -Teleport 2018 science fiction contest- 3rd place. Nikitaat Ermakov The Answer lies in her eyes. That is what I will tell my Prof tomorrow. The Answer lies in her eyes. My Prof will be annoyed,… Continue Reading
Yesterday was the deadline for turning in submissions to Teleport’s 2018 science fiction contest. We are no longer accepting submissions for the contest- winners will be announced October 31st. Share This:
Well, today is the last day for submissions to Teleport’s science fiction contest. Winners will be announced October 31st. I’ve received over a hundred submissions, so I’ve got quite a bit of reading to do. Excellent stories so far; this… Continue Reading
by Edmund R. Schubert Faith Hunter—best known as creator of the dark urban fantasy Skinwalker series featuring Jane Yellowrock—is a New York Timesand USA Today bestselling author with multiple books, series, and compilations in print. Jane Yellowrock is a Cherokee skinwalker… Continue Reading
Teleport is now taking submissions for a science fiction short story contest. This contest is for science fiction- next year will be fantasy. The story must be a minimum of 2000 words and no more than 25000 words. The contest… Continue Reading
By Carol Fichtelman I’m standing in my office. It’s 1300 GMT. Beginning of second shift. I glance out the window, a transparent polymer coated with a clear sheen of radiation-inhibiting varnish and notice something strange. As the… Continue Reading
By Greg Burgess Deviney Designs Evolution Earth! Chapter 1: Prize from the Past It all started when Bitters came in and tossed an ear onto my desk. “Colonel Bastia says to sweep this for co-ords while we haul… Continue Reading
By Amir Ghazi Opening his mailbox on his way home from school was the most exciting event of this rottenly cold, late November day in the innocuous life of Allen. He took the parcel and shoved the letter… Continue Reading