Summer Science Fiction Short Stories - Page 4

Simon Taylor loses his private jet privileges because he doesn't have enough friends to satisfy the government's tax man.

A crew of air scavengers in flooded Winnipeg discovers their city's clean air is a corporate-sponsored sedative lie.

Tom watches the blue drop sink into his palm, turning the summer heat into a grid of shimmering data.

The sprinkler ticked against the fence. Hayes watched the water freeze mid-air, realizing the sun was a lie.

My dad's knee servo clicked like a bad hard drive, but Mom just smiled and handed him a plate.

In a drowned Winnipeg, Evan finds a lost terraforming node that could heal the river or save his family.

Norm Thomas confronts a reality glitch where a frisbee hovers indefinitely, challenging his corporate duty to erase a memory.

Jared wakes up in a sweltering Winnipeg micro-suite to find his digital wife's physical touch is running low.

Kev watched the ocean freeze solid in exactly three seconds, taking his pension down with it.