Paranormal

25 April 2005 2180 A.D./Stilt City, Eastern U.S.A. She was a conspiracy of perceptions: an enclosure...

22 August 2005 When I was little, I had the run of the lab. Sometimes I got into trouble. Once, I us...

15 August 2005 Mare didn't get forever. She had barely two more years before she failed a physical. S...

21 November 2005 Part 2 of 2 Read Part 1 here "You have problems last night?" Kancheli asked at brea...

14 November 2005 Part 1 of 2 Yamilah Reis held her breath. Her orbital bones ached from pressing aga...

19 September 2005 Part 2 of 2 Read Part 1 here I walked through the same dead town and through the s...

12 September 2005 Part 1 of 2 "Nobody to celebrate with?" I shook my head. "I know how you feel." "G...

By JY Yang 16 June 2014 You are most aware of building-think in bad weather. The night brought with ...

24 October 2005 Harriet's chicken came out of the incubator totally featherless. Just skin. At first...

By Yukimi Ogawa 9 June 2014 How convenient, this loose-fitting thing called a kimono. When the sky w...

26 October 2009 The superheroes sit in a back booth at Barnaby's Ye Olde Tavern and Pizza. It's not ...

By Michelle Ann King 2 June 2014 Jessica answers the phone without opening her eyes, knowing it'll b...

1 June 2009 Part 1 of 2 Monday, 27 Maius, 1831 AA By Divine providence, we captured the mermaid with...

22 December 2003 Here's a secret of the North Pole: Santa powders his hands with talc before donning...

By Damien Angelica Walters 6 January 2014 They teach you a lot of things in school, in training. One...

2 May 2011 Mkali is a proud woman. She knows it because everyone says so, though she's never thought...

By Sunny Moraine 21 October 2013 On Tuesdays and Thursdays we go to feed the house. Zhan takes me. W...

By Karin Tidbeck 4 March 2013 Then came that Thursday in February when I stepped into my psychiatris...

By Yukimi Ogawa 11 March 2013 At the counter of a marriage agency at the end of the town, I felt my ...

By Toh EnJoe 18 March 2013 Translated from the Japanese by Terry Gallagher. The Aharonov-Bohm-Curry-...

By Kelly Rose Pflug-Back 18 February 2013 Dr. Hansen presses the cold bell of her stethoscope agains...

By Lavie Tidhar 11 February 2013 Arriving in Krung Thep, Bashō wrote: Ol laet Oli stap singaot Olbao...

By Damien Walters Grintalis 21 January 2013 I. FRAME We sang our first bridge, a marvel of twisted c...

By Erik Amundsen 4 February 2013 Murr must always be traveling to the right. In the kid's language t...

By Susan Jane Bigelow, read by Anaea Lay 19 May 2014 Direct link: Sarah's Child (mp3) In this episod...

By Susan Jane Bigelow 19 May 2014 Once, I dreamed that I had a son named Sheldon, and my grief tore ...

By Benjamin Rosenbaum 18 June 2012 There's an angle, aq, which is like breakfast in a muddy room, li...

Will McIntosh’s fiction has been published in Strange Horizons, Asimov’s, Postscripts, Interzone, an...

8 March 2010 I almost had friends in 1965. Ryder was a brewer in those days, when brewing was a thin...

1 August 2005 Long ago, our ancestors looked at the sky and saw gods. Their ancestors saw only stars...