[art for "Loss, with Chalk Diagrams" linked below]
Fiction
• At Night Shade Books: "Loss, with Chalk Diagrams" by E. Lily Yu.
"She had been twelve years old when rewiring was first approved for use on a limited clinical population. The treatment involved a brew of sixteen neurotoxins finely tuned to leave normal motor, memory, and cognitive processes intact, burning out only those neural pathways associated with grief and trauma."
• At Paizo: "Bastard, Sword - Chapter Two: Serpent and Bow" by Tim Pratt. Fantasy.
"Rodrick had never seen a dragon or dragon-type creature in person, but this one looked more or less like the statues and drawings of such creatures: a huge reptilian head with twisted horns, immense black eyes, and a mouth full of teeth like broken daggers. It was unmistakably an apex predator of such power and size that Rodrick would barely count as a mouthful."
Now Posted: Perihelion March 2013
- "Silicon and Solitude" by Shane D. Rhinewald.
- "Expedition of the Arcturus" by JZ Murdock
- "Nude Bargain" by Olga Godim
- "Dirtsiders on Cinnabar" by Patrick Lundrigan
- "Pulped!" by Tom Tinney.
- "History of Humanity’s First Alien Contact in the Year 2023" by Eric M. Jones
- "Space Cadets of the Apocalypse" by Dave Fragments
- "Illegal Alien" by Betsy Streeter
- "A Tangle of Brilliance" by Charles Barouch
- At Daily Science Fiction: "To Maintain the Balance" by Jamie Lackey. Science Fiction.
- At Every Day Fiction: "The Sphinx Approaches" by Carl Steiger. Fantasy.
- At Nature: "The Lucky Ones" by Andrew David Thaler.
- At 365 Tomorrows: "Old Gamers Never Die" by Jae Miles. Science Fiction.
• At AntipodeanSF: "The AntiSF Radio Show 176" Flash SF.
"the AntiSF Radio Show, right where it belongs, in audio - all of the best stories, many of them narrated by the authors who created them, all shaken up and stirred with fresh and unusual music that you won't hear on any other radio station in the universe."
• At Drabblecast: "A Riddle in Nine Syllables" by Carrie Vaughn. Science Fiction.
"After the attack, my team brought me straight to the med lab at base camp. They must have commed ahead, because as soon as the stretcher went through the door seals, Dr. Traynor was yelling orders…"
• At Escape Pod: "Perspective" by Jake Kerr. Science Fiction.
"The worst part about picking my son up from the police station was the walk to get there. I hadn’t been outside in years, but it was still the same–the drab gray of the smog-stained overcast sky, the decaying concrete, the stench of gasoline, urine, and who knew what else"
Other Genres
- Audio at Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine: "Strangle Vine" by Shelley Costa
- Audio at Forgotten Classics: "The Unforeseen, chapter 13" by Dorothy Macardle. Gothic.
- Audio at LibriVox: "The Gloved Hand" by Burton Egbert Stevenson. Mystery.
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