The Infinite Onion Fiction BY David Steffen Jeff rolled and unrolled the sheaf of pages in his hand. “This isn’t just paper, sir. It’s the fictional footprint of an entire civilization. We’re going to turn chaos theory upside down. Evolutionary biology, too. Even religion.” He handed the manuscript to Mr. Truman.
Planetsmith Fiction BY Chris Stamp and Lynda Williams Klavinski slogged across a shallow stretch of rose-scented water, soaking his worn boots and darkening the legs of his grey jumpsuit. The man on the sandbar was propped up on his elbows, unconcernedly watching his approach.
Humans Love You Fiction BY Tracy Canfield The Aerumnula name for the station worked out to Floats Above Blue Planet with White Moon, but Jordan Eversley thought of it as Three Loud Buzzes and a Fart. It held fifty-eight hundred Aerumnulae, of which three hundred were coiled on the concave auditorium floor.
Founding Fathers Fiction BY Ed Robertson We wandered through the rocks and the dust and that bitter, grimy wind. Ignorant of the cold, impervious to the oxygenless air, we searched for weeks, walking tirelessly through the boulders and wastes. Scanning. Tracking.