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Abandonware - Lightspeed Magazine
Abandonware - Lightspeed Magazine
Some kids do that---they imprint on empty objects, they give them stories and opinions and a will, until they feel half-inhabited even to grownups, who have to pretend that they care how Chrissy’s blanket feels about things for so long that one day when Chrissy’s at school they step on the blanket and apologize. I did it with anything, when I was young; my toys were always in the middle of some intense plot that nobody outside could understand.
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Abandonware - Lightspeed Magazine
How to Find a Portal - Lightspeed Magazine
How to Find a Portal - Lightspeed Magazine
I remember as children we were warned about the women who drove the unmarked white vans that circled around our neighborhood during those long hot summers, in particular creeping slowly down the boulevard which ran alongside the park, where if you positioned yourself at the right angle, I suppose in front of the swings, you might be able to see a flash of a child’s private yellow underwear as they pumped their legs upward.
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How to Find a Portal - Lightspeed Magazine
The Law of Conservation of Data - Lightspeed Magazine
The Law of Conservation of Data - Lightspeed Magazine
“Slots Palace,” says Suze. You all stare at her. Staring at her is worth doing. She’s moved into a new bod since coming here, and the change has been a big improvement. There wasn’t exactly anything wrong with the one she initially adopted for the pentagon’s pre-consensuality union, but she became dissatisfied with it and the dissatisfaction affected the rest of you---especially Kagura, who said it reminded him in all the wrong ways of a past consensual of his who turned out badly.
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The Law of Conservation of Data - Lightspeed Magazine
An Inflexible Truth - Lightspeed Magazine
An Inflexible Truth - Lightspeed Magazine
As the commuter jet descended toward the ruins of Las Vegas, Roland Zhang craned his neck at the window, watching the skeleton towers grow nearer. Billowing clouds of dust clogged the air, and wind-blown dunes partially buried the filthy, abandoned buildings. He’d viewed footage from the far corners of the Earth, every remote hellhole imaginable, but this was the first time he’d ever seen the real deal in person. He tugged at his collar, sweating in spite of the air conditioning.
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An Inflexible Truth - Lightspeed Magazine
For Entertainment Purposes Only—Jeremiah Tolbert - HELP FUND MY ROBOT ARMY!!! & Other Improbable Crowdfunding Projects : HELP FUND MY ROBOT ARMY!!! & Other Improbable Crowdfunding Projects
For Entertainment Purposes Only—Jeremiah Tolbert - HELP FUND MY ROBOT ARMY!!! & Other Improbable Crowdfunding Projects : HELP FUND MY ROBOT ARMY!!! & Other Improbable Crowdfunding Projects
Jeremiah Tolbert is a writer and web designer living in Northeast Kansas. His stories have previously appeared in publications such as Lightspeed Magazine, Way of the Wizard, and Asimov’s. He’s an avid watcher of television and films, and has completely given up on avoiding spoilers. Spoilerfree: A Device for 21st Century Entertainment Living by Memory …
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For Entertainment Purposes Only—Jeremiah Tolbert - HELP FUND MY ROBOT ARMY!!! & Other Improbable Crowdfunding Projects : HELP FUND MY ROBOT ARMY!!! & Other Improbable Crowdfunding Projects