And be sure to check out SF Signal and Free SF Reader for more free fiction links and Best Science Fiction Stories and Variety SF for free fiction reviews with links.
[Art from "Men and Fire" in Comics below]
Fiction
"Randolph hadn’t expected the map to misrepresent the route to the
motorway quite so much. The roads were considerably straighter on the
page. The high beams roused swarms of shadows in the hedges and glinted
on elongated warnings of bends ahead, and then the light found a
signpost. It pointed down a lane to somewhere called Lorn Hall."
At Yesteryear Fiction: "A Tale of Bugs" by Joel Zartman. Fantasy.
"After he left, Christine cut a piece from the plant and put it on the desk. She had noticed several black spots on it and when she put the plant on the desk, the spots began to scurry away."
Flash Fiction
- At Daily Science Fiction: "The Safe Road" by Caroline M. Yoachim.
- At Every Day Fiction: "The Dream Depot" by by Erin Cole. Science Fiction.
- At SFFAudio: "The City" by H.P. Lovecraft. Horror. Audio. Poem.
- At 365 Tomorrows: "Ground Up" by Steve Smith. Science Fiction.
At Free eBooks Daily.
- Post-Human Trilogy by David Simpson. Science Fiction.
- Spending Christmas with a Yeti by Max W. Miller . Fairy Tales, Legends & Mythology, Short Stories.
- The Legacy of Sadie Mae Stevens: The Gordite Witch by Max W. Miller. YA Fantasy.
- Blood Melt by Max W. Miller. YA Science Fiction.
- "The Chaac Ornamentation" by Michael Carter. Fantasy. 3k.
- Last Teardrop (The Chronicles of Amber Harris) by Elle A. Rose. Fantasy. 85k.
- Enchantress by James Maxwell. Fantasy. 163k.
- "Everybody Loves Me" by J.E. Barrett. Horror. 2k.
- "Planet X91 the beginning" by Mark Stewart. Science Fiction. 21k.
- "Uncle Remy's Whizz-Bang Circus" by Maggie Clark. Science Fiction. 9k.
- Project Earth I: Origin by Lidier Fernandez. Science Fiction. 51k.
- "Original Strand" by Steve S. Grant. Science Fiction. 10k.
At Nightmare Magazine: "At Lorn Hall" by Ramsey Campbell. Horror.
Described above.
At StarShipSofa: "Shadowboxer" by Paul Di Filippo. Speculative Fiction.
"It's a political story about an assassin who can kill by looking at someone, who is kidnapped by the US and pressed into service as part of the War on Terror." -BoingBoing
Comics
At Atomic Kommie Comics: Lost Worlds "Men and Fire" Sci-fi. 1953.
At Digital Comics Museum: This Magazine Is Haunted 013 (diff ver) Horror. 1953.
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