By Floris M. Kleijne Teleport 2018 science fiction contest- honorable mention “Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned. It’s been…” Father Zio sighed. “It’s been thirteen years since my last IRL confession.” Behind the lattice, Bishop Otis shifted in… Continue Reading
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
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 Kathy Bryson When you watch Star Wars or Star Trek, have you ever wondered what it would be like to actually live in those universes? The action’s exciting, but how would you garden on Tatoonie or decorate… Continue Reading
Patient Evolver Simon DeDeo When did I discover I was me? There must now be memory, memory enough, to record not just what was necessary for our survival, but something beyond. Hello! I have been connected to the style… Continue Reading
By Paul Vincent “So just what does this thing do, Doctor Jones?” “Privacy,” he replied, “Over the last thirty years, we’ve had more and more cameras watching, automated tracking, data mining, mobile tracking and who knows what’s next? You… Continue Reading
By Jack Bryson I found out I was violated last night when I checked my e-mail this morning. A banner stretched across my browser declaring in all caps, “Mr. Delvin, find out the results of your colonoscopy!” I clicked… Continue Reading