Dead Again
by Frederick Foote A work of science fiction that imagines a vicious loop of life and death for a soldier, with no end in sight… September…
Speculative Fiction
Rules of Engagement
by: Frederick Foote An offering of speculative fiction that foreshadows a grim future, one where law enforcement agencies have acquired billions of dollars in military…
The Songbird
by: Chris Thompson1 A glimpse into a wild future where what we all take for granted is starting to slowly fall apart… The first thing…
Food Web Down
By: Chris Thompson A cautionary environmental tale, poignant in its reminder that sometimes it’s the most well-meaning of intentions that cause us the greatest of…
Everyone Carries, Ten Years Later
A story that envisions a bold future where the only victims of gun violence are those who choose not to carry a gun… by: Jack…
Before the Fog
Is it better to remember something as it was before, or to be born into the change, and never know the difference? by: Chris Thompson…
Our Dependency on Foreign Keys, Part Two
by: William Shunn1 Part two, of a two part sci-fi thriller that examines the benefits and costs of the Technological Age… Part Two Fran pushed his way…
Our Dependency on Foreign Keys, Part One
by: William Shunn1 Part one, of a two part sci-fi thriller that begs the question, who can you really trust? Part One Fran needed a drink….
The Commuter
by: Paul Schofield1 A longing for a connection in a world where technology increasingly isolates… “Good morning David.” The mechanized female voice awoke David from his…
The Middle Drawer
by: Chris Thompson The hollow hum of the overhead fluorescence, the idle potential of cubicles repeated end on end, what strange things come to the…
Podcast: The A, B, C & D’s of Science Fiction
Across the Margin presents the second installment of its podcast, Beyond the Margin, entitled The A, B, C & D’s of Science Fiction…. Available on…
Nighttime in the Science District
by: Chris Thompson An offering of flash fiction inspired by the dark and moody architectural style of Hugh Ferriss… “Buildings like crystal. Walls of translucent…