Once upon a time, there was a bard. He lived in a time when bards were a little out of style as a form of entertainment, as there were others more popular that got more attention, but there were still plenty of bards around, singing their songs for spare coins. Still, this bard thought he […]
From the short story “Death Every Seventy-Two Minutes,” appearing this month at Lightspeed. {Negelein is at his workstation working on the Lafferty file when the cannibal’s bone spear arcs over the sea of cubicles and strikes just above his right ear, penetrating his skull with a wet crunch. Oblivion is not quite instantaneous; his neurons […]
A story by Adam-Troy Castro and Alvaro Zinos-Amaro,, March/April 2017 Analog. The bed is overcrowded with Me again. There is a Me to my left and a Me to my right and another Me curled in a fetal position at the foot of the bed; and there are others passed out with exhaustion in their […]
