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Serialized fiction exploring the human experience through fantasy and science fiction.

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Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 27, 2026

    Cinderella Retelling: Part Two (opens the original)

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    Hi, if you’re new here, I suggest going back and reading chapter one here. But I really hope you like it and come back to read this!<img alt=""

  2. Issue · Sep 23, 2026

    The Rebel’s Daughter (opens the original)

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    Demi sat on the sofa in her living room, gazing idly at the visi-screen in her hands. The holographic screen displayed a collection of things she probably didn’t really need but, stars, did she want them.A wardrobe of self-washing clothing.A hairspray that could be programmed to style someone’s hair in fifty-one different ways.The newest model of housekeeping Android from Ito Enterprises.No one needed these things, but the glossy holographic ads were hard to resist. Demi glanced across the apart

  3. Issue · Sep 16, 2026

    The Beginning of Something New (opens the original)

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    After publishing “The Language of the Trees,” I genuinely felt incredible. Fortunately for me, I’ve been able to ride this high for a little while now. However, as I look forward at my future writing plans, I’ve begun to plot out Book Two.I honestly can’t say when the story will be completed and published but my goal is to have it out a year from now. Maybe this is an insane goal, but nothing incredibly happens without a bit of delusion. And I am eager to continue the story I’ve begun to tell.Af

  4. Issue · Sep 12, 2026

    Elodie’s Apothecary (opens the original)

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    This short story was inspired by ’s Cozy Quill Competition last month. I hope you all enjoy!Winnie was no stranger to sailing. She had grown up in a coastal town known for its sandy beaches and clear waters. She had learned to sail from a young age and always found pleasure on the sea. But this was different—she gripped the sides of the ferry as it glided onwards. Fear wrapped itself around her gut until she could hardly breathe.It was one thing to sail out onto the open tides—it was another to

  5. Issue · Sep 2, 2026

    Underland (opens the original)

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    I had a lot of fun writing my Cinderella-inspired short story, so here’s an Alice in Wonderland inspired one. Enjoy!The sky was blue when it should have been gray. There wasn’t a cloud in sight while the casket was lowered into the ground. Above, a brilliant summer sun beamed down like a smile. Alice found herself staring up at the blinding light with a grimace.“My father is dead, and you seem intent on boasting,” she said out loud. Beside her, an old woman gave her a curious look, but Alice did

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