Hemispheres is the new cyberpunk novel from Mark Everglade. In a world where light is currency… Light is big business on Evig Natt, where it’s always dark and fireflies are the only legal source of light. They’re also used… Continue Reading
Teleport Alumn J. David Thayer’s New Anthology: Passing Tones to Nowhere is the first collection of short stories by J. David Thayer. It contains twenty-six previously published science fiction stories and twenty-seven song lyrics with illustrations. Included are the… Continue Reading
Hey all, If I received a submission from anyone recently, I may not get back to you until January- Christmas vacation and all. Regards, -Jack L. Bryson Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays Share This:
Happy Halloween. The winners of this year’s contest are: 1st place: “Gulli-Bill” by Jesse Cipala 2nd place: The Great Slime Kings by Paul O’Neill 3rd place: This is Susie, Over? by Nikolai Pike A special thanks to my… Continue Reading
Image by Oleg Krugliak We’re now accepting submissions for Teleport’s 2020 Horror Short Story Contest. There’s no theme for this contest. Throw in some suspense, watch your run-on sentences and plot holes. Although we don’t wish to limit anyone’s… 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 Jack L. Bryson Character Description Sometimes I get a story with characters that have fancy names but no description. Lady Casandra of Proxima Centauri sounds like an interesting person, but I would like to know what she looks… Continue Reading
Thank you to everyone who participated and thank you to my fellow judge Nancy Person. There were a lot of excellent submissions and it was close. Here are the winners: 1st place: Richard Webb for his story Thought Surgery… 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
An Interview with David B. Coe by Edmund R. Schubert David B. Coe/D.B. Jackson is the author of more than twenty novels and as many short stories. David has a Ph.D. in U.S. history from Stanford University. His books… Continue Reading