“Bones” by Elliot Harper
That gesture, that tightening of the hand, such a simple thing, simple but it reassures me.
Tag: dystopia
“The Only Living Teacher in New York” by Mckenzie Cassidy
Retirement day. Those words had resonated over my career, if you could even call it that . . .
“Fifth: You Shall Not Waste” by Piero Schiavo Campo, translated from Italian by Sarah Jane Webb
The year is 2078. Rampant consumption has succeeded in burning a hole through the ozone layer.
“Debris” by Vanessa Kittle
“Droplets of liquid methane began to splash on Glin’s bald head . . .”
“The Meek” by Jedah Mayberry
The year is 2078. Rampant consumption has succeeded in burning a hole through the ozone layer.
“Monkey See, Monkey Do” by Alicia Hilton
“The chimpanzee with a bandaged forehead grabbed a hypodermic needle . . .”
“The Descent of Man and Everyone Else” by John Streamas
I was one of Descent.com’s earliest customers, and surely I was first to inquire into a gap. It was only three generations into the future, this gap . . .
“The Old Bird” by J.M. Williams
The body was crumpled on the floor. Purple blood spilled away, taking the shape of a crooked tree . . .
