Captain Clone by Deborah Walker I worked all night trying to find a quicker, less expensive cure. The colourful boxes of anti-viral agents, tailored bacteria, and antibiotics littered the work surface. In the corner of the sick bay, the radiation … Continue reading →
The Worker Prince – Chapter Four (part two) by Bryan Thomas Schmidt “You come here to my quarters unannounced—” Miri said, standing to confront Xalivar. Despite knowing his penchant for spying on people, she felt betrayed, disrespected. “It’s my palace. … Continue reading →
How Sleep the Brave by Jack Skelter “It ain’t easy, what you’re asking me to do.” Jonathan Kane eased himself up from his chaise lounge and ambled over to the sideboard in his study. Wrapping his terrycloth robe tighter around … Continue reading →
The Worker Prince – Chapter Four (part one) by Bryan Thomas Schmidt Manaen’s red eyes moved back and forth as he finished reading the report aloud off the datapad. “If he wants our help, why is he running away?” Xalivar … Continue reading →
Oubliette by J. Kelley Anderson The half-buried thing hadn’t moved once, but I didn’t have to include that in the story when I got back to base. The great, gray mass of it rose at least ten feet out of … Continue reading →
