Daily Science Fiction – August 7–14, 2020
August 7, 2020 – “Quoth The Dragon” by David A. Gray (992 words) Fantastic meta-story on narrative and how it
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The Arcanist – June 4, 2020
“I Can’t Breathe” by the Arcanist (750 words) This piece consists of the words “I can’t breathe” repeated 250 times,
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Antenna – June 3, 2020
“Obligation” by Zin E. Rocklyn (528 words) I had to double-check the word count because I couldn’t believe such a
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The Arcanist – May 29, 2020
“Scars” by Dan Rice (962 words) A witch goes to a village to deal with what she suspects is a
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Daikaijuzine – Release #002: King Ghidorah
Editorial “Endless Potential” by Drema Deòraich (984 words) A politician approaches a grizzled bar patron to strike up a deal
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Havok – May 28, 2020
“Flight of the Fading Sorrow” by Zachary Holbrook (999 words) Veyja is a Dizadian, one of a Medusa-like people who
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Daily Science Fiction – May 25–27, 2020
Note: Microverses reviews only speculative fiction 1,200 words and under. May 22, 2020 – “We Speak with the Raven Men”
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Havok – May 22, 2020
“Never Weak” by J. A. Penrose (960 words) Suitini can change between human form and dragon form. As a fierce
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Havok – May 21, 2020
“Her Calm Voice” by Krysta Tawlks (985 words) A young man goes into a café expecting to commit a shooting,
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Daily Science Fiction – May 21, 2020
“To monster land” by Indigo Smithson (162 words) An extremely tiny story about a boy trying to tell his mother
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