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I think we have more dogs in our neighborhood than kids. Whenever we take our German Shepherd out for a stroll, little hairy faces populate in the windows of every other home, yapping, barking, steaming up the glass with doggy breath. As we walk, strangers will often remark, “Hey, that’s a good-looking dog!” My wife observed that the neighbors know our dog’s name better than our childrens'.
The Substance of Ideas
I’m a fraud. That said, you know half of what you need to know about me. I’ll tell you the rest now, and it’ll be the truth. I’m an honest fraud. Damkina came up with the idea. We’d known each other as kids, me and Damkina, we grew up in the same House. The Caretaker, old Samash, had reproached me in the past, saying, “Wherever she sets her feet, you follow, Nergal.
You Came to the Tower
The Third Incubation of Peacocks, afternoon. I write this from a lily pad floating on the North Pole. I came here to ponder mushrooms; I find it helpful to think about dark things in bright places. Kaida has scolded me for wading in the algae pools, and I understand how important they are to our oxygen cycle. But they looked so inviting. The golden light from the solar projectors turns even the most ordinary algae blooms into tapestries woven by witch queens.
Future Science Fiction Digest
June 2019 issue of FUTURE SF, features eleven stories authors from five different countries totaling over 60,000 words of fiction. This issue celebrates the 50th anniversary of the moon landing with four moon-themed stories, then focuses on the theme of AI characters for much of the rest of the issue, with just a little time travel in the mix for flavor.
Going Boldly - Interview with D.C. Fontana
D.C. Fontana is a pioneer and legend in genre television writing. Her incredible career spans nearly forty different series. She was not only one of the first writers on the original Star Trek TV series, but worked closely with Gene Roddenberry as a primary architect of the show. She has also scribed for such acclaimed programs as Babylon 5, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, The Six Million Dollar Man, Streets of San Francisco, and many more. Mrs.
Super-Duper Moongirl and the Amazing Moon Dawdler
This story originally appeared in Writers of the Future Vol. 35 I’m Dixie. I’m twelve. Well, almost. My birthday is coming up, so close enough. I wear red. God gave me red hair, but I picked the rest, from my red space Keds—Mom hates them—to my matching silk cape—Dad loves it—because capes are cool, and when you drape them right, they hide the tubes. I have a dog. He’s a MedGen robodog, looks like a chrome Doberman pinscher. He breathes for both of us, and he juices up my air with higher oxy.
The Peculiar Gravity of Home
Everyone else in the lunar base could continue to fluster and fuss over the lack of aeroships from Earth, but I needed to find Mister White Whiskers forthwith. “Where have you gotten yourself to, you silly thing?” My brittle, high voice echoed within the narrow duct. I’d done this job for nigh fifteen years, and this was the first time a cat had vanished in the midst of work.
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