Aliette de Bodard & Damien Broderick 
Clarkesworld Magazine Issue 100 [EPUB ebook] 

Colonists struggle against natural forces for permanent habitation on a new world. Prejudice and discrimination force a society of savants into strife. His civilization’s complacency fuels a young al …

‘Recalling my initial encounter with a peculiar balloon-like creature that unexpectedly appeared while I was returning home from work in the rural depths of East Sussex, I couldn’t help but think of …

When Lelys, ambassador of the plague-ridden colony planet of Orakisa, approaches the Federation seeking help for her dying world, the U.S.S. Enterprise speeds to the rescue. Captain Picard and his cr …

When an ancient civilisation finds a machine that is capable of accelerating the evolution or devolution of anyone placed inside of it, a deadly arms race ensues, shaking the very foundations of the …

What was once thought to be inconceivable happened: nuclear war between the United States and North Korea broke out. What started out as one nuclear warhead striking a strategic U.S. territory escala …

‘A dizzying compilation of action scenes and moral quandaries…Pinkerton wields fast pacing and an entertaining, electrifying plot’ – Publishers Weekly In a secret lab, a team of doctors and scienti …

After many years lost in space, very far from Earth, human explorers arrive in an unknown galaxy and settle in an uninhabited corner of it. We find the human colonists divided and living on different …

It all started with the lights failing on Jupiter… How did it end up like this?Watching intently as one by one the domes begin to fill with light, Gabby waits for the remaining two to turn on. Frow …

"Freedom" by Mack Reynolds is a dystopian novel exploring the consequences of totalitarianism on society. Set in a future where authoritarianism reigns supreme, the narrative follows the jo …

Welcome to America in 2029… A depression economy. A delayed presidential election. A series of terrorist attacks. And a president who will do anything to win. Gripping and provocative, 2029 is more …