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 Thompson 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
by: Jack Ratliff A story that envisions a bold future where the only victims of gun violence are those who choose not to carry a…
Before the Fog
by: Chris Thompson Is it better to remember something as it was before, or to be born into the change, and never know the difference?…
Our Dependency on Foreign Keys, Part Two
by: William Shunn 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 Shunn 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 Schofield 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…