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By: Anna Rosel. “I’m sorry, sir. This party is for humans only.” The robot bouncer had the gall to look apologetic as it stood blocking the door. “What…
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Love Letter
By: William Shaw. People I met on dates always said they loved my button nose. They said it was cute; they said it was my best feature. They…
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The Fortune-Teller’s Lament
By: Kite Marsh. “You pay what you think your question’s worth,” I said. “Most people barter, and I don’t mind cash either.” The querent blinked. She distractedly patted…
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Just a Little Procedure
By: WM Frenzel. Microbot #397 enjoyed his work. Sure, cauterizing nose bleeds wasn’t as glamorous as microbots who got to fight cancer. But it could have been worse.…
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Filtered
By: Eric Fomley. “Look at the lion,” I said. Dillon frowned. “It looks sick.” I blinked. “What do you mean, baby? He’s beautiful.” “I don’t like it.” I…
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Moddy Bods
by: Ed Walker. Robert sat by his daughter at the breakfast table, suppressing a shudder of disgust. He poured himself a cup of coffee, remembering a time in…
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