Escape Pod 861: The Pill (Part 1 of 2)
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Escape Pod 855: A Home For Mrs. Biswas
Escape Pod 842: Love and Supervillains | Escape Pod
Escape Pod 845: Across the River, My Heart, My Memory
Indicative of Future Results – C.H. Rosenberg
StoriesSturm und Clang – Sara Kate Ellis
The Spinster and the Sea – J.C. Pillard – Metaphorosis
The Ghosts of Daughters Possible – Amman Sabet
The Dragon and the Unicorn – Wade Dargin
A Seedling in the Dark – Eleanor R. Wood – Metaphorosis
The Year of the Bright Lands – Felix Taylor
The Waves in Which We Drown – Rubella Dithers
Freely Given – Connor Mellegers
Rapunzel Dreams of Elephants – Rachel Delaney Craft
Escape Pod 839: Universal Archive of Human History: FAQ
Escape Pod 840: The Tyrant Lizard (and Her Plus One) / Alien Invader or Assistive Device?
Escape Pod 833: The Heroine Kokofe | Escape Pod
Escape Pod 834: Anticipation of Hollowness
In search of the lost city - 365tomorrows
Author: Vruti Naik Captivated by the ancient tales of Atlantis and its enigmatic creatures, Dr Alan was determined to unravel the mystery and locate the fabled city. He had developed a ground-breaking technology – a program capable of holographic reconstruction, tapping into something known as elemental and environmental memory. Gathering a skilled crew for his […]
The Zoo Diaries I – Frances Pauli
The Rainriver Zoological Gardens are fully licensed and operate in accordance with the Animal Welfare Act and the Endangered Species Act, which set minimum standards for the care and keeping of ani…
A Wielder Does Not Know Regret – Katherine Karch
You are walking down a winter road that carves a gentle arc through a forest of hemlock and fir.
A Garden for Eden - 365tomorrows
Author: W.F. Peate “No regrets using the hydrogen bomb General?” asked the reporter. “We saved lives. Their surrender stopped further bloodshed.” “Why didn’t you use the less destructive atomic bomb? Ninety percent fewer deaths.” General Liana crossed her arms over the silk leashes of her medals. “The Americans needed two atomic bombs to convince the […]
The Reaping - 365tomorrows
Author: Julian Miles, Staff Writer We’d all seen the predictions, and everyone had seen at least one post-apocalyptic movie or series. Some of us were foolish enough to think we were ready. No matter which flavour of apocalypse story preferred, we’d all missed one critical point. Hatred. The two decades leading up to the final […]
PodCastle 799: A Change of Clothes - PodCastle
A Change of Clothes By Derek Des Anges Security at the Bellside Gym and Leisure Centre was, in the opinion of Ivan Kles, a joke. Just as an example, like, he’d been able to walk right into the changing rooms and lockers where everyone kept their stuff without having a gym pass and without anyone […]
FantasyConcentrated Data - 365tomorrows
Author: Steve Smith, Staff Writer Abby woke with a start, a conversation with someone vaguely familiar against a kaleidoscope oceanview suddenly vanishing, dulcet tones replaced with a hockey organ ringtone her ex had programmed that couldn’t seem to be exorcised from her phone. “Good morning, you’ll want to get a robe on, our package is […]
My Mother Rearranges Strangers’ Lives in the Dark - Electric Literature
"None of That" from SEVEN EMPTY HOUSES by Samanta Schweblin, recommended by Lynn Steger Strong