Spring Science Fiction & Fantasy Short Stories - Page 3

I wanted to fix the food crisis. Instead, I grew a carnivorous cabbage that hacked our apartment.

Kyle is fired for stealing dragon DNA and builds a real fire-breather in a rusty shipping container.

Kenny navigates the rusted ruins of the Forks, carrying a seed packet that pulses against his hip like life.

Director Rayling watches the last roses on Mars while Katherine Bonnings brings news of a failing atmosphere and betrayal.

They thought it was human evolution. It was just a corporate firmware update, and it was going live.

When the train stopped, the city fell asleep. Then the nightmares woke up and flooded the cars.

When bioluminescent pollen turns a telescope into a crystal ball, a greenhouse rave becomes a galactic punchline delivery system.

Kevin watched the blue tulips bloom while the screen behind him showed London burning in silent, low-resolution pixels.

Sam wiped blood from his mouth, staring at his brother across the ruined, glass-covered restaurant floor.