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The City of Sarkomand, A Guide for The Traveler by Alan Loewen

It started with discovering a new bookstore. I’m not talking about one of the modern ones that have all the latest drivel from the major publishing houses; not the ones that publish books so banal you forget them seconds after … Continue reading →

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Aphorisms for the Faithless by Lia Song

I have never known happiness whilst Melancholy’s hands cradled my cheeks, yet I feel less sorrowful when he kisses me tenderly and lets me taste the bitterness that lingers on the tip of his tongue.   Surrendering our defining color … Continue reading →

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The Perfect Murder by Robert Willis

“Three months.” “Maybe four.” “That’s a long time.” “It isn’t.” “It will feel like it.” “You’ll be all right.” “I know.” “You don’t sound like you know.” “I know.” “You have to promise me something, Meg.” “What?” “When they ask … Continue reading →

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Extremity Frog Step by T.J Matthews

Dara Walsh was a journalist. He was always looking at the big picture. He was always looking for the big story. Until one day, almost by accident, he found it. And wrote a fact-checked article about it.             Dara Walsh … Continue reading →

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The Master by Alessandro Baktyar

They are blind, asked man said, because they have looked upon my face. —A Thousand and One Nights   Finally, Josephine breaks the silence. “A story for every—” “Like Scheherazade,” he says. “The first one is a memory. When we … Continue reading →

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Flyways and Pickled Fren

by Paul Cesarini “Ummm, I don’t think you’re supposed to move,” Rodriguez said, peering down at him.  Shredded exhibit maps drifted lazily through the air behind him, fluttering like confetti. A faint pink mist hung for a moment, almost luminous, … Continue reading →

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The Expanse by Eric S Brown

The Expanse Eric S Brown The Expanse premiered in 2015 on the Science Fiction network and was met with generally good response from critics.    The Expanse is set in a future universe where humanity is divided into three factions- … Continue reading →

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THX 1138 by Eric S Brown

Not many people know that George Lucas’s first science fiction film wasn’t Star Wars. His debut film was actually a Dystopian movie entitled THX1138, a disturbing look at what things could be like if freedom was a thing of the … Continue reading →

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