Space Pizza Delivery
by Brian Kwak

Written for the 18th Anniversary Speed-If (http://www.intfiction.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=20568). Planet image courtesy of NASA/JPL-Caltech.

Administer Naloxone.
by Gollydrat

revive someone from an opioid OD

Snowy
by SS

There's only one way out, and you need to provide it for yourself.

Coffee and Tea
by Brian Kwak

A tiny utopia about coffee and tea.

Nadia's Late
by Jim Munroe

Being human all the time is boring.

Predictions for a Strip Mall Psychic
by Jake Elliott

The storefront will just be a big window, the interior cloaked with dark, ornately patterned curtains. You'll have a neon sign, of course: "PAST PRESENT FUTURE."

Energy Bars: An Illustration of Fatigue in Depression
by Claire

Fatigue is a symptom of depression. Please try to understand.

Date Date
by Robert Yang

Is it a date, or is it a date-date?

Put the Fruit in the Bowl
by Brian Kwak

An experiment with objects in Texture.

The Sun Rises
by Florencia Rumpel Rodriguez

The vampire is at the bar. It's time to end this.

T-Shirt Blanket
by rhetta_lynnea

You're making a blanket out of old t-shirts, and some of them are bringing back memories...

Cereal
by Brian Kwak

How do you make cereal? (Made for KASRAN'S KASJAM.) Also available at: http://briankwak.itch.io/cereal

Incantations
by Rebekah Vee

A story about resurrecting the dead and trying to stay alive.

Enzo's bizarre adventure
by Anonymous

Seapunk Dream
by Zoe Ransom

This Seapunk style story was an assignment for my English class midterm. I had a lot of fun attempting to incorporate Seapunk elements into the story.

Silence at the Edge of the Tide
by Anonymous

Souk
by Omar Abulibdeh

Pretty Sure
by Jim Munroe

After the Partnership with the offworlders takes place, many things on Earth get a lot easier. Parenting is not one of them. (Cover: Jonathan Wyke)

Endure
by Emily Short

"Endure" is an interactive translation of four lines of the Odyssey. It responds to the player's choice of translation strategy as well as to the order of translation; the words you translate first will influence the readings that come afterward.

Data Doesn't Lie
by Jim Munroe with illustrations by Luc Allenet de Ribemont

You study samples under your microscraper. You extract the data. Then -- and only then -- you sleep.

Asobi and the Full Glass of Water
by Ramona Caprariu

A tale about a cat and a full glass of water...

The sound of rain
by Anonymous

im the protagonist of this story, for this is my story. I'm a tall boy, 15 years old with medium black hair looking like a hedgehog wishing I could get a haircut, somethings coming, its chasing me RUN

Può sempre servire...
by Rita Scala

Dragon's Claw
by Pete

This is the story about a student who is addicted to comics, dungeon, and dragons.