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Category Archives: Fiction
Inside You
An essay from an unnamed entity, as provided by Iulian Ionescu Art by Luke Spooner I’m a monster, let’s get that right off the bat. I’ve been a monster since the day I was spawned, but I really hate that word, … Continue reading
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Tagged Extraterrestrials, Iulian Ionescu, Luke Spooner, Oncology, Unnamed Entity
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An Open Letter to the Residents of Earth City: The Curious Case of the Cacti
A letter by Dr. Alan Dimplebottom, as provided by Jennifer Mitchell Art by Leigh Legler My dear residents of Earth City, I feel obligated to write this letter in Earth City Daily News to clear up last month’s cactus situation. None … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Dimplebottom, Cryptobotany, Extraterrestrials, Jennifer Mitchell, Leigh Legler, Xenobotany
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We Shall Make Monsters
An extract from the papers of Professor D. E. Balcass, as provided by Mark Patrick Lynch Art by Leigh Legler First Published in Nature Medical Experimentation, 2237, as part of the “Clones In Exploitation” season, later broadcast on the BBC … Continue reading
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Tagged Cloning, D. E. Balcass, Leigh Legler, Mark Patrick Lynch, Steampunk
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Its Terrible White Horn
An essay by Dr. Vadim Orlov, as provided by Ian Rose Art by Justine McGreevy I did it. It was me. We have all paid the price for my hubris and that of the fools who joined me. This is … Continue reading
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Tagged Cryptozoology, Fantasy, Ian Rose, Justine McGreevy, Vadim Orlov
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Milky Way Zoo
A brochure from the Milky Way Zoo: Earth Exhibition, as provided by Dusty Wallace Art by Leigh Legler Station 1. Tasmanian Tiger* This odd-looking mammal was the only carnivorous species of marsupial. It’s not a tiger or even a feline, … Continue reading
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Tagged Brochure, Dusty Wallace, Humor, Leigh Legler, Milky Way Zoo
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Carnivorous Fog: Avoidance, Survival, and Eradication Strategies
An essay by Dr. Balini Enoras, as transcribed by K. A. Blaha Art by Dawn Vogel Introduction Since our arrival on this world several years ago, we have adapted to a variety of new and unexpected circumstances. By far the greatest challenge … Continue reading
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Tagged Balini Enoras, Dawn Vogel, Essay, K. A. Blaha, Xenobiology
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Response to the Board’s Decision to Terminate Project Cornucopia
An essay by Professor August Flemming, as provided by David Neilsen Art by Leigh Legler Respected Board Members, It is with great urgency that I reach out one final time in an attempt to dissuade the Board from its calamitous … Continue reading
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Tagged August Flemming, David Neilsen, Humor, Leigh Legler, Letter
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Automagical
An essay by Raymond C. Stewart, as provided by Damien Krsteski Art by Dawn Vogel Let me tell you a story about language. In 2021, with the conclusion of the Human Brain Project, several months before fully publicizing the research finds, chunks … Continue reading
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Tagged Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, Damien Krsteski, Dawn Vogel, Raymond C. Stewart
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Sims
An essay by Abigail Perkins PhD, as provided by Kelda Crich Art by Leigh Legler In the light of the twinkling, tawdry Christmas lights, I’m typing just as fast as I can. Deleting as much as I’m able, but they’ve created walls … Continue reading
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Tagged Abigail Perkins, Kelda Crich, Leigh Legler, Nanotech, Nanotechnology
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The Cure
An essay by James Mosley, as provided by James M. Hines Art by Scarlett O’Hairdye “Halleluiah!” the charlatan shouted as he smacked me on the forehead, knocking me to the floor. The crowd erupted in applause when my backside hit … Continue reading
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Tagged James M. Hines, James Mosley, Pathology, Scarlett O'Hairdye, Science Fiction, Virology
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