by Gabrielle Idso Dear Jorune, Your mother asked me to write because I can’t talk and she thinks I’m dying soon. Maybe I am. 70 years in this world. Isn’t that something? I could start with my birth, but that’s not really where I began. My mother carried all her Read more
by Landen Morris The vast emptiness of space resonated as the moon shone bright over the valley of Miras, beaming through the unidentifiable wood of alien trees that made up the foliage. Deeper into the valley, where the moonlight could not reach but the stars and planets appeared blissfully in Read more
by Ed Jacobs Shana sat against the back wall of Mike’s Sandwich Shoppe with her phone laying face up on the table. A parade of cars passed by the floor-to-ceiling marketplace window, every one in a hurry to be somewhere else. Across from her, Baptiste’s eyes remained firmly on his Read more
by Talia Leher The Exploration of Light should have been called A Forcible Onslaught of Banned Wavelengths. Or perhaps: The Cabinet’s Monopoly on Light for Purposes of Supposedly Dissecting the Fabric of Your Life. The misbranding frustrated Aviva. “Citizens of Monochra,” the Weaver’s voice boomed through the speakers and echoed Read more
by Brett Cadigan Without the pills, I’m starting to remember. The headaches are getting worse. But it’s all worth it. I’m going to rescue her from this cold, antiseptic place. Oh, no… the headache is coming back. It’s getting harder to hold on to what’s real. I’m blacking out again— Read more