There's still 5 days left to vote for your pick to win the 11/3 Friday
Challenge. It looks like it's shaping up into a tight race between "The Han
'Nasty" by Christopher Naron and "A Toothsome Tale" by James Westbrooks, with "iGene" by Chris Pearce
solidly in third place. In the meantime, the 11/17 Friday Challenge is
still open to submissions, so if you're still working on your Worstest
Christmas Story ever, you have 5 days to finish it and send it in.
To learn more about the 11/17 Friday Challenge, you can either scroll down or click this link.
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“Cyberpunk” bookends my life. I’ve tried to ignore it, to turn my back on it and forget it, but its wires and filaments thread through and... -
The system buzzed its refusal of the kanji character input. From upon the shoulder of Ayane’s white hakui robe, Gon, her mecha-companion,... -
In June of 1986, upon the death of the great Argentine mathematician Luis Davila, the sole trustee of his estate discovered a small enchiri... -
Harris could take the 300 mile per hour winds of Io, the unpredictable lava flows, and the tin can of a bio dome that housed the hundred min... -
g astronomic Location: In the Perseus Arm, on the far side of the Galactic Center from Earth Cuisine: Cosmic fusion Currently: open Opinion... -
The repair shop’s big door slammed open, striking the bell like a ballpeen hammer. A moment later, a young man entered wearing an old leath...
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