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Science Fiction
Compelling Science Fiction is a magazine full of stories that are entertaining, inspiring, and extremely well thought out. Our stories tend to lean toward what is referred to as 'hard' science fiction, in the sense that we... See More
Science Fiction
I'm proud to present six compelling stories for your entertainment! I'm also happy to say that fully half of these stories are debuts by new authors -- thanks for supporting them! The issue begins with "Floaters Can't... See More
Science Fiction
I'm proud to present another five compelling stories by some amazing authors! The issue begins with the lengthily-titled "What's a Few Years When You Get Money and Friends in High Places?" by R R Angell, a story about a... See More
Science Fiction
This month we have a long six-story issue jam-packed with interesting concepts! John Taloni's story "Fermi's Last Survivor" is a possible explanation for the Fermi Paradox (3850 words). Our second story, "The Fare to Ride... See More
Science Fiction
This month we have a fantastic issue with mostly longer reads, starting with Pip Coen's story "Inside-of-Body Experience". The story is a unique take on sharing a body with an intelligent alien parasite (7176 words). Our... See More
Science Fiction
This issue starts with James Rowland's "Top of Show", a metastory about the art of creating stories (5948 words). Our second story is "Targeted Behavior" by J.D. Moyer. In it, someone wants the homeless to leave San... See More
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This issue starts with Deborah Davitt's "The Lonely Dark". Under a mountain of crushing debt, an asteroid miner faces hardships he never anticipated (5950 words). Our second story is "False Identity" by John M. Campbell. In... See More
Science Fiction
We start with LA Staley's "Steps in the Other Room". An elderly woman reports that her husband has been kidnapped. This seems difficult, since he has been dead for many years (2040 words). Our second story is "Sasha Red" by... See More
Science Fiction
We start with Steve Rodgers' "Housefly Tours". Four hundred years in the future, a very special adventure tour takes tourists to spy on the only other sentient race ever discovered. But human mistakes and frailty may just... See More
Almost every software application has users. In the online world, applications may have one or few users, if internal, or billions of users, if Facebook (hi Zuck!). Most applications customize functionality and the user... See More