A Clean Start by James Gordon Harper
Under the best of circumstances, making art is hard. Making art on the moon with your window of opportunity quickly closing up? That takes a special kind of inspiration… A Gernsback Contest winning short story.
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Awake the Snorting Citizens by Trent Walters
Trapped in a damaged tin can floating in space, Roberto has to resort to desperate measures to survive, A Gernsback Contest winning short story.
The Mesmerist by Karen Skovmand
For some, the best way to deal with the apocalypse is to retreat into memory. For some of them, there is a man who can help… A Gernsback Contest winning short story.
The Sounding Cataract by Stephen S. Power
Ernie is convinced that a plume of fire holds the answers that it has been sent to Pluto to seek, but Mission Control believes that the plume is too dangerous to get near. What is a poor land rover to do? A Gernsback Contest winning short story.
Parental Guidance Recommended by Vince Liberato
Mars needs a drink. Her parents try to stop her. An old story is given a futuristic twist. A Gernsback Contest winning short story.
How Gaia and the Guardian Saved the World by Alex Shvartsman
The Guardian has to protect Earth from imminent destruction by incoming meteor; the biggest obstacle to it completing its mission may be its own programming. A Gernsback Contest winning short story.
Bob the Hipster Knight by Jeremy Lichtman
Never trust an app in the form of a woman you don’t know, even if you are a hipster knight. A Gernsback Contest winning short story.
I Dreamed of a Science Fiction Future Bright and Shiny
A guest post on the wonder of living in a science fiction world.
Abandon All Hope – Why We’d Be Screwed if Aliens Invaded
Weston Ochse has a bit to say in this guest post about alien invasions: short version: We’re toast!
An Interview with Author Anton Marks
This interview with Anton Marks is a cross-posting from Journey Planet, conducted by James Bacon. (April 1, 2015) and kindly brought to our attention by contributor Erin Underwood Anton Marks is an author of genre fiction […]
Diversity in Fantasy by K. Ceres Wright
K. Ceres Wright expands on her participation on a panel on diversity at World Fantasy Con
On Writing Horror: Short Stories vs. Novels by Dale Bailey
Dale Bailey’s novels and short story collection are now available at Open Road Media.
The Secrets Behind Wingman’s Battle Scenes
“Where do you get your ideas from?” Mack Maloney, author of the Wingman series, answers the perennial question.
The Islamic Moonbase Conspiracy by Tom Easton
Arthur C. Clarke’s star may not have been the only Middle Eastern astronomical observation that’s been misinterpreted.
Excerpt: WHO WACKED ROGER RABBIT by Gary K. Wolf
An excerpt from Gary K. Wolf’s third Roger Rabbit novel. This time with Gary Cooper, not to mention our favorite slobbering rabbit and his too good to be a toon wife, Jessica.
Khristo Poshtakov – Bulgaria’s Science Fiction Ambassador
An introduction to Bulgaria’s leading light – Khristo Poshtakov
The Long Road to Digital Illustration: Profile of Duncan Long
A profile of Amazing Stories’ go-to artist – Duncan Long.
HOW WILL CLIMATE CHANGE AFFECT SCIENCE FICTION?
Guest Post by Eric Del Carlo In 2005, the year of Hurricane Katrina, we broke the alphabet. Storms which brew up in the Atlantic and grind toward the Gulf of Mexico get named alphabetically. It’s a […]
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