Spring Science Fiction & Fantasy Short Stories

The world broke overnight, and my subconscious decided the solution was glowing weeds and iced matcha.

In a sterile clinic cafe, a mother and son debate the ethics of deleting a digital ghost.

The server died, taking the holograms with it. Gina stared at the blank wall, entirely untethered and alone.

The concrete floor gave way, turning the heavy bass into a deafening roar of rushing, freezing water.

Tony fights sleep with energy drinks, terrified his coworkers will see his pathetic, low-resolution NPC subconscious projected.

I wanted to fix the food crisis. Instead, I grew a carnivorous cabbage that hacked our apartment.

They thought it was human evolution. It was just a corporate firmware update, and it was going live.

When the train stopped, the city fell asleep. Then the nightmares woke up and flooded the cars.

Sam wiped blood from his mouth, staring at his brother across the ruined, glass-covered restaurant floor.