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GROUNDED • by Travis M. Prendergast

July 9, 2020Every Day Fiction 1 Comment

Scott stared out of the window, studying the landscape beyond his bedroom. His house was on the outskirts of the city, and from there, he could only see the greenery of the communal park, the shimmering material of their lifedome,… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories Mars, space colonization, Travis M. Prendergast

PLANETARY SHIFT • by Jim Hawe

October 18, 2019Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Like most married couples, Jay and Clover Brewster did not always see eye to eye. But upon one point, there was complete agreement: they just had to get off the moon. The couple sat quietly at the Sector 7-1 Relocation… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Science Fiction, Stories Cleveland, Jim Hawe, Mars

THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME • by George Allan Bradley

August 6, 2019Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Arthur Norris went back to the shed to fetch gasoline for the mower. In the twilight the straight tracks of newly shaved grass looked like different shades of ribbons spilled from the spool. “Arthur!” he heard her calling. She was… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories aging, George Allan Bradley, Mars, memory loss, parenting, space colonization

TIME TO MOVE ON • by James MacKeogh

November 7, 2017Every Day Fiction 18 Comments

“Somebody rescue me!” Carrie thought as she flipped the burger. She flipped the one next to it. There was that hiss as the new side of the meat met the hot plate. She sighed. An observer, maybe someone sitting at… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories food servers, James MacKeogh, Mars

ONE-WAY TICKET TO EARTH • by Irene Montaner

June 13, 2017Every Day Fiction 15 Comments

“A goat,” exclaimed the host and the audience whistled loudly. “That leaves us with only two doors. And now you know that chances on the left door are two-thirds. Would you like to change doors?” You know it’s not really… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories Irene Montaner, Mars
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