Elara moved through the settlement with a careful quiet that was almost second nature, the worn soles of her boots tracing familiar paths across the rippling surface of the Great Wanderer’s back. Evening light pooled in low hollows, settling into a dusk somewhere between bruised purple and the rich ochre of the land-creature’s living skin.
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The Necromancer’s One Weakness by R. Lochlann
Oh my gods, calm down. Please—please—don’t hit me with that hurdy gurdy, you’ll damage it. I know how this looks but I’m not here to murder your family or burn your village—not my style. Just stay and listen a moment. I’ve got a tale for you, kid.
“We Require an Engine,” Said the Testicle Collective by David Anaxagoras
This is the story of you, a man—simple, uncomplicated, perhaps a little stubborn, getting on in years, but still vital. And some of the stupid fucking choices you've made.
I Spent A Year In Forced Labour In The Helium-3 Mines on Titan. Here’s What It Taught Me About Work Ethic by Dan Peacock
When people ask me where I’ve been for the last year, I always enjoy seeing the look on their faces when I tell them. “Titan? That’s so far away. There’s nothing out there.” “Wait, did you say they didn’t even pay you? I’m pretty sure that’s illegal.” “Oh, the helium-3 mines. I heard about that. Weren’t you guys kept in slavery?”
Meet Cute at the Inter-Dimensional Café by Catherine Tavares
Jeffreylynn was working the counter at Universally Sweet Cafe when the other dimension opened right on top of hers.
[REMOVED] The Wheelchair God of Ibadan by Bella Chacha
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A Goat’s Tale by Arvee Fantilagan
The goat was there again, legs tucked, waiting outside the station.
Coat Check Girl by Adan Jerreat-Poole
Check your skin at the door.
Real Housewives of the Intergalactic, by HJ Ramsay
The spacecraft crashed when I was taking my six-year-old son to what had to be the most chaotic soccer organization north of Sacramento.
Vengeance as Sweet as My Love, by Anita Harris Satkunananthan
My love is pixelated letters and symbols made by keypads in a locked chatroom on an irc network so encrypted, even botnet overlords would not be granted admittance. My love is algae-rich pools in the courtyards of forgotten buildings waiting for demolition.
