Barbeque by Michael S. Roberts A slightly different Brooklyn. . . “Eileen! Guess what!” Bertie threw his hat and jacket on the coatrack, dropped his briefcase on the coffee table. He pulled the screen door shut so it would latch. … Continue reading →
Drive Like Lightning . . . Crash Like Thunder, part three by B. Morris Allen Previously: Humans used their only advantage—FTL drive—to hide from the aggressively violent Mechanics and their high-G-force ships. Perpiphery Scout Anjica Zelnov was mapping the edge … Continue reading →
Human System by Andy Dudak Hope Fire Home fell into synchronous orbit of Hip 263c with a sense of anticipation she hadn’t known in a million subjective years. The surface below was a blasted, dun-colored waste, but it contained something … Continue reading →
Drive Like Lightning . . . Crash Like Thunder, part two by B. Morris Allen Previously: Humans used their only advantage—FTL drive—to hide from the aggressively violent Mechanics and their high-G-force ships. Perpiphery Scout Anjica Zelnov was mapping the edge … Continue reading →
Fear from the Past by Lance J. Mushung We’d just hopped to a new star system containing a yellow sun very much like Sol. Although Magellan was a new cruiser with an improved drive, interstellar travel still left me feeling … Continue reading →
