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Harbinger's Arrival
Author: Orin Might They covered the sky like the blanket of the Milky Way. From horizon to horizon, twinkling and watching, countless points of silver light in the black void of the night. They arrived in a flash, sentinels of silent defiance, ominous and horrible. I stood in the yard, holding my son and hugging my wife as chaos reigned all around us. The simple presence of these otherworldly…
Lovely Against the Trichomes
Author: R. J. Erbacher The wispy antennae that lined the perimeter of my mass sensed a fluctuation. I do not have traditional vision, but I can pick up changes in molecular atmospheric disruption allowing me to judge shape and movement most accurately, and what was approaching me was bipedal. My determination of the acceleration was that it was moving too fast. I would not be able to react…
Oh, Snap!
Author: David C. Nutt I was having trouble with my rotator cuff again. “Shouldn’t have bought that cheap snap in online sweety” the spouse says. I just grumble and nod. She’s 100% correct of course, but what’s a guy to do? The cheap part offered free same day delivery. Can’t just let my arm hang. Can’t go for any interviews not able to plug in any tool sets. There are still shops out there who…
Bloodfall
Author: Francesco Levato The end of the world was fast, like a ruptured heart, a laceration tearing ventricles apart, flooding the chest cavity with one final gout. It rained actual blood for weeks after, and muscle fiber, and an oily substance like rendered fat. In the space of a gasp two thirds of the population bloated, then burst into red meaty clouds. What followed was expected: the collapse…
Sellout
Author: KM Brunner Nora didn’t mean to yell. She knew better than to make noise in the city. First rule of running: keep quiet. So her question, “Where were you?!”, desperate and sharp in the stillness of the Park Street station, startled both of them. Mac winced at its echo, echo. Early on she assumed they’d stick together, but Mac’s recklessness and resignation must’ve burnt the conscience out…
Crowbots
Author: Majoki Carson knew they were being watched. Quiet in this part of the city was for the birds. Days earlier, he’d been wishing for the damn things to shut up. Now they’d gone silent and the ominous hush made his skin crawl. “What are they up to?” he hissed to Klebeck squatting under a punched out window. Her boots ground broken glass as she swiveled to face Carson. Even behind the heavy…
Roses and Ozone
Author: Julian Miles, Staff Writer The thief is sprinting away before I realise they’ve taken my bag. I go after them. “Thieving bastard!” They swerve between parked cars. A silver coupe comes out of nowhere and knocks them flying. It screeches to a stop, smoke or steam curling off it. What’s that smell? Gull-wing doors open and two people emerge. Their clothes! The suits look like Pignatelli.…
The Remainder
Author: RJ Barranco The calculator said “Error” but Davis kept pressing the keys anyway. “You can’t divide by zero,” said the calculator in a small voice that hadn’t been there before. “Why not?” asked Davis. “Because,” the calculator replied, “I’d have to think about infinity, and I don’t want to.” Davis laughed. “But what if I need to?” “Nobody needs to divide by zero,” the calculator said as…
I Always Was Grandma's Favorite
Author: Evan A Davis “Another round for my friends,” Dallas announced, “on me!” Every patron in the Four-Finger Saloon loudly cheered, raising a glass to the famous outlaw. The barkeep tried to protest, but was quickly drowned in the oncoming tide of customers. The automated piano man struck up a jaunty song for the gunslinger’s generosity. With that, Dallas slipped behind the digital curtain…
The Price of Silence
Author: Alastair Millar He awoke with a start. Cockpit red with emergency lights. Tried to move. PAIN! Slipped back into darkness. He awoke again; air still red. “Ship?” he whispered. “Yes, captain?” “Need medical help,” he gasped. “Affirmative. Medimechlings dispatched. Your condition is critical. Initiating emergency protocol B6. Distress beacon activated. Transponder check, affirmative,…
Tsoukal’s Imperative
Author: Hillary Lyon The tall lean figure stood before the honeycombed wall, searching the triangular nooks until he located the scrolls for engineering marvels. Tsoukal pulled out the uppermost scroll and unrolled it on the polished stone slab behind him. He placed a slim rectangular weight on each end of the scroll to hold it in place, and leaning over, began to read. Tsoukal’s finger traced…
The Final Slice
Author: Colin Jeffrey On some mornings, around eleven, the postman will drop a letter or two into the mail slot. But many of these are not letters – they are coded messages disguised as bills or advertisements. Only I know their secrets. You see, I am a messenger of the gods. Just yesterday, I was instructed via a gas bill to telephone my local hardware store and inform them of a circuit breaker…
Accidents Happen
Author: Julian Miles, Staff Writer The control room is gleaming. Elias Medelsson looks about with a smile. The night watch clearly made a successful conversion of tedium to effort. He’ll drop a memo to his counterpart on the Benthusian side to express thanks. “Captain Medelsson.” Elias turns to find Siun Heplepara, the Benthusian he had in mind, beckoning from the privacy alcove. He joins his…
Earth Day
Author: Chelsea Utecht Today is the day our masters treat us to sweet snacks of expensive corn and sing a song to celebrate their love for us – “Happy Earth Day to you! Happy Earth Day to you! Happy Earth day, our humans!” – because today the orbit aligns so that we can see a blue glimmer that is the planet of our origin. While this day will come to the masters ten or twelve times, we tend to…
The Robot
Author: Kelleigh Cram I told my daughter I didn’t want the dang thing but you know kids; they understand technology and we are just senile. The robot folds my clothes, which I must admit is nice. The shirts are stacked so precisely I just take whichever one is on top, not wanting to mess up the robot’s hard work. Being a housewife for thirty-two years, I can appreciate the effort that goes into…
Recursive Dynamic Programming
Author: R. J. Erbacher He turned the corner at a run and slammed his shoulder into the white partition leaving a smear of sweat and blood but kept going. His bare feet slapped franticly on the tile-like floor as he sprinted down the hall. He wished he could wake, but he knew this wasn’t a ‘naked in school’ dream. This real nightmare was a thousand times more intense. And although the corridors…
Advanced Entry Level Devices
Author: David C. Nutt My team assembled on the roof of factory near Prahova, Romania. Our objective was the next building over. Non-descript, a gray cube with the latest security measures at all entrance points, to include the heavily tinted sky lights. That’s why we were going to saw a hole in the roof. Repel down to the floor, disable the fire alarms (who the hell does that?) and then torch the…