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A Numbers Games
By: Salena Casha. Dave punched in the required fields: white, female, mid-20s, Texas. Part-time coder, part-time barista. Missing: three days. He sipped his coffee and watched the machine…
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Whiteweald
By: Connor Landon Freeman. Eirwen walked across a sea of iceflow and glacier, her feet never feeling the cold. Evergreen trees rose up from the coastline, reminding her…
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Spam Filter
By: Thomas J. Griffin. After the fourth girl in a row dumped him, Trey got suspicious. They all claimed he’d ghosted them, though he replied immediately, and the…
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The Library of Lost Books
By: Nileena Sunil. I paced across the Library of Lost Books, trying not to get distracted. The lost treasures of the Library of Alexandria caught my eye, as…
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Wild Centaurs Viewed from Our Safari Spaceship
By: Brandon Case. Our safari spaceship flies over the sandstone mesa. Cacti and tumbleweeds whip beneath our transparent floor. A dust cloud announces the herd. Across the plateau…
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The Quest Concludes
By: Karin J. Robinson. The hero came panting to the throne, his cloak in rags. He dumped a sack of gold at the King’s feet, laying his sword…
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