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
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
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:
Paul O’Neill is a Teleport contributor and contest winner. He’s also the author of With Dust Shall Cover. Paul talks a little bit about his work and his love for short stories. Tell us a little about With Dust… Continue Reading
New from Paul O’Neill (2nd place winner of Teleport’s Short Story Horror Contest) Thirteen tales of horror and suspense set in the forgotten towns of Fife, Scotland. A mythical spider requires a sacrifice. A wintery landscape holds the… Continue Reading
Image by ImaArtist Break out the aliens, robots, spaceships, etc. for Teleport’s 2022 Science Fiction Short Story Contest. The contest opens May 15th and closes November 15th midnight. There’s a $2 entry fee, which you need to submit with… Continue Reading
Check out the episodes! Almost 1500 years after ancestors from Earth colonised planet SP714, the human population has grown. Countries have divided, risen, fallen and out of the ashes, Dex Island is about to take centre stage. Weapons… Continue Reading
Regular Teleport contributor Joseph Hirsch has several novels out. His recent novel My Uncle’s New Eyes is out on Amazon. “When Michael Reeves gets suspended from the rural Arizona boarding school/rehab facility where his rich stepfather put him, Mike’s… Continue Reading
Hey, I’m on vacation; I’ll be back in January and then I’ll start reading submissions again. Thank you for your patience. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. -Jack L. Bryson Share This:
YA, angst, and “the feels” are tedious at times and really funny at others. But for those who are into high fantasy and YA, they’ll enjoy this coming of age book, which centers on Ha Jun, a 16… Continue Reading