By Pat O’Malley (story first accepted and will be published by https://www.theweirdandwhatnot.com) Image by Elle Arden It was a calm, cloudy morning in the misty Catskill Mountains. Clouds floated lazily through the towering rocky mountains and grassy… Continue Reading
By Brigette Stevenson Image by intographics I “Do you want to tell me about your week?” Dr. York asked. She sat in a velvet armchair dyed a sea foam shade of teal. Maggie took her place on the… Continue Reading
By Richard Webb 1st Place Winner for Teleport’s 2019 Fantasy Contest Image by Masterrr I never liked my nose. Hate it, actually. It’s big and wonky. I always thought I was cursed with plainness all round, in… Continue Reading
By Bethany Willis 2nd Place Winner for Teleport’s 2019 Fantasy Contest Image by Kira Shanon paused the video just in time. She knew Adblock would handle the normal “Like, Share, Subscribe” compulsion spell, but why take chances now?… Continue Reading
By Judah Lamey 3rd Place Winner for Teleport’s 2019 Fantasy Contest Image by Naseeb Zeeba Walking somewhere between a trudge and a shuffle, Disander made his way through the loading dock, toward an empty truck bay. One by… Continue Reading
By Dwain Campbell Image by Joan Greenman “Rot my socks, another GD axe job.” Matt’s calloused, grimy fingers traced the gaping hole in the bottom of an overturned punt. “Brother Delacey and his Reclamation goons are working overtime.”… Continue Reading
By Connor Lee Winters Image by delcarmat Set ‘Em Up John Wesley Harding squinted, wiped his hands on his dirty jeans, and went to work. Pinching the thin piece of white chalk between his fingers, he sketched… Continue Reading
Following Alice By Florin Purluca Photo By Shaiith The trip turned out to be quite long, taking into consideration the fact that it only cost me a lousy penny. The boat, a rusty ferry with a bad paint… Continue Reading
By Subodhana Wijeyeratne It is a limp autumn day and frosty wind sends dead herds of leaves rattling over the pavement. Raju scurries across Mass Ave and enters the department eyes-down and hurrying so that he can later… Continue Reading
By K. Noel Moore The first door swung shut behind him, blown by the wind. In the airlock, the scientist removed his coat, his boots, his mask and goggles. He brushed the remaining dust from his shirt and… Continue Reading