Dark Tech
Dark Tech by Lance J. Mushung I’d wondered what case Reggie Hamamoto had for me for the two hours since he connected with me, but wouldn’t have to wonder much longer. A mirrored elevator was whisking me to the...
Read MoreFeb 1, 2016 | Featured, Lance J. Mushung, Top Five, Volume 7 Issue 2 |
Dark Tech by Lance J. Mushung I’d wondered what case Reggie Hamamoto had for me for the two hours since he connected with me, but wouldn’t have to wonder much longer. A mirrored elevator was whisking me to the...
Read MoreJan 1, 2016 | Featured, Lou Antonelli, Top Five, Volume 7 Issue 1 |
Captain of the Clouds By Lou Antonelli The Second Confederacy used unremarkable biplanes to patrol the border, but the greater Texas Republic used helium-filled dirigibles on its side of the Mississippi River—and Billy...
Read MoreJan 1, 2016 | Anna Sykora, Featured, Top Five |
The Blame Game by Anna Sykora “Isn’t it beautiful, Laura?” Mum threw open her arms to hug the mossy cottage, window boxes weeping dead geraniums, and my heart sank. “The front yard faces...
Read MoreJan 1, 2016 | Derek Muk, Featured, Top Five, Volume 7 Issue 1 |
Saturday’s Child By Derek Muk The bright morning sunshine reflected off the placid waters of Lake Merritt as the two men walked along a path circling the lake. Joggers, mothers with baby strollers, dog walkers, and...
Read MoreDec 25, 2015 | Featured, Sam S. Kepfield, Top Five, Volume 6 Issue 12 |
Souls Adrift By Sam S. Kepfield Adult Language Used Hell looked a lot like Kansas City. Or vice versa. In the end it didn’t matter since they were one and the same, and the here and now of it was a dark alley, shattered...
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