Fiction and Essays (view Full Listing)

• Editorial (Scifaikuest: Online. August 2021) • [Editorial (Scifaikuest: Online)] • essay by Teri Santitoro [as by Sakyu]
• Ice Queen Cone • poem by Benjamin Whitney Norris
• Blue Plaque • poem by Matthew Wilson
• "frosted window" • poem by Stephen C. Curro
• "nightly tryst" • poem by Ngo Binh Anh Khoa
• "snow on snow on snow –" • poem by Lee Strong, OFS
• "the calculations" • poem by Lee Strong, OFS
• "leaving Earth—" • poem by Lisa Timpf
• "super rice" • poem by Stephen C. Curro
• "sentient Fungus" • poem by S. P. Jenkins
• "embrace first contact" • (2020) • poem by Freya Pickard
• "alien autumn" • poem by Guy Belleranti
• "twilight-" • poem by Greg Schwartz
• "robots fall in love" • poem by S. P. Jenkins
• "next-gen A.I." • poem by Greg Schwartz
• Specialist • poem by Herb Kauderer
• Dahl, Baby • poem by Benjamin Whitney Norris
• "your ghost wakens me" • poem by Brian Rosenberger
• Triple Moons • poem by Marsheila Rockwell
• "new planet, new nightmares—" • poem by Lisa Timpf
• "still not used" • poem by Stephen C. Curro
• "eaten alive" • poem by Christina Sng
• "new secretary –" • poem by Susan Burch
• A Sestet • poem by John J. Dunphy
• "they will never become lost" • poem by Guy Belleranti
• "we lock the doors and windows" • poem by Guy Belleranti
• "soft patter" • poem by Lauren McBride
• Titan Life • poem by Christina Sng
• "dead sapling by Marsdome" • poem by Lauren McBride
• First Day Among Humans • poem by Lauren McBride
• Signs of Everyday Madness • essay by Robert E. Porter
• Point of Departure: An Interview with Sandy DeLuca • interview of Sandy DeLuca • interview by Robert E. Porter
• About Forbidden Haibun • essay by Francis W. Alexander [as by Francis Wesley Alexander]
• When Universes Blend • poem by Francis W. Alexander
• Reading of the Will • poem by Francis W. Alexander
• Forbidden Haibun: Bolide • poem by Francis W. Alexander
• Stressed • poem by Francis W. Alexander
• Forbidden Haibun: It • poem by Francis W. Alexander
• Interview with Featured Poet • interview of Francis W. Alexander • interview by Teri Santitoro [as by T. Santitoro]