LEGAL GROUND Gregg Chamberlain Details. Details are everything. The Voornung regarded me with multi-faceted eyes. “Have we an accord?” it fluted. I
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Laureate of the European SF Award for Best Magazine
THERE IS NO CAUSE FOR ALARM… Geoff Gander Margret pulled the red banner from her threadbare grey jacket and unfurled it. She
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We have another Symposium video this week, with an interview with Vera Alexander on her paper about plants and gardens in Star
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KILL THE CARETAKER Jeff Suwak I spent most of my teenage years watching Pre-Singularity movies about conscious robots waging war on the
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THE LAST FLIGHT OF ODIN’S HUNDRED L. Jagi Lamplighter The hanged god stood on the bridge of the Dragon-class destroyer and gazed
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Please enjoy this short film, Uncanny Valley
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AN INNOCENT CHOICE Matthew A. Stirnaman “Will he feel any pain?” she asked. “Maybe a small amount. It’s much more humane, a
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TIANGONG PARK Erika D. Price Ernestine made us a butternut squash soup with chunks of green apple and pear. She blended the
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UNALIENABLE RIGHT Leenna Naidoo Looking down its long snooty nose with pursed lips, it said, “Come with me.” You don’t argue with
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THE BERLIN DOCTRINE Anton Rose September, 1916 Several hundred miles outside of the Earth’s atmosphere, a man appeared in space. For a
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Please enjoy the short film Death in Space. It made me chuckle.
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GRAY WIND Eric T. Reynolds The wind gusts around the outside walls of the one-room cabin. Gaps where rotted boards have separated,
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INVASION OF THE COMMON SENSE ALIENS T. D. Edge The rasp of the doorbell slices through my brain like a guillotine. Okay,
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BRE Erik B. Scott Her breasts hung supple and perky, perfection made flesh, as Isaac opened the rapid maturation pod to admire
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