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.
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)
Jetpack to the Moon!
by
Sidney Munroe
An adventure about a lost jetpack and helpful penguins who can talk.
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.
Test
by
D.J. Sylvis
You open your eyes to find that you’re strapped to a chair – again. Your line of work leads to some tricky situations, but you’re sure you can handle whatever this turns out to be. And hey, at least you’re out of the house. (Cover by Jodie Austen)
The Room on the Fifth Floor
by
Anonymous
Wake up alone in a hospital room and navigate the abandoned building with monsters jumping out at every turn. Make your choices wisely. Your survival, and the survival of others, will be costly.
City of Dead Leaves
by
Felix Pleşoianu
This is a story told to me by a place that I saw in a dream. As such it's a very personal thing. It's not a puzzle game, though it has puzzles; it's not a story game either, though it has a story. It's about cities, futures, and feelings. About us.