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  • Young Man – Issue 6 –  Part 4 of 4 – Paul Young Again

    Darlene worked at the diner until she became pregnant with their first daughter. They weren’t married, they hadn’t been together very long when Darlene found out, but they knew they loved each other and they both saw the pregnancy as a good omen for their union. They had known one another for almost a year…

  • Consortium Zone: South – Issue 10 – US CZS

    “So, we will be in touch then?” Dr. Jones says smiling. “Of course,” Dr. Eakran says, smiling as well, though it is obviously strained.  “Let’s go doctor,” Jones says to Dr. Worthington who hasn’t said a word since they all say down.  Eakran leads them to the elevator of the main room of the laboratory…

  • Universal Family Tree: Agent Red – Issue 14 – Sweet Oin

    TO TOP All sentient life is connected. The appendages may be different, we may eat different things, and live in different solar systems, but at the end of the day, we’re all one big family. It’s time to explore the branches of the universal family tree, and today, we present: Agent Red – Issue 14…

  • Young Man – Issue 5 – Part 3 of 4 – Back in the Game

    A twenty something Paul Young walked into the diner that was frequented by members of law enforcement. He was dressed well, and specifically for the occasion. He was determined to ask Darlene out on a date and he would take her from her shift at work if she let him, just to see her outside…

  • Young Man – Issue 4 – Part 2 of 4 – An Embarrassment of Tragedies 

    Very soon after he met Darlene, things got hectic for Young. He tried to frequent the diner as much as possible to flirt with her, and he did for a couple weeks before one of his fellow recruits at the academy turned up dead. The young man died in his apartment in the city and…

  • Consortium Zone: South – Issue 8 – Very Interesting People

    Dr. Worthington met with his superiors at the secret location of the Consortium headquarters. He was always blindfolded when he was escorted for official business though he wasn’t all that curious about the secrets the organization guarded so carefully. He appreciated the seemingly unlimited funding that he received and he liked the autonomy they afforded…

  • Young Man – Issue 3 – Part 1 of 4 – Old Man Young Again 

    When Detective Paul Young first met his now ex-wife Darlene, it was the late 1980s. He was born in what eventually became known as Farragut, his birth certificate lists his city of birth as Campbell’s Station, and he lived there until he was ready for police training.  He had been to Knoxville before he enrolled…

  • Consortium Zone: South – Issue 7 – The Doubts of Future Lab Wars

    Progress is a difficult word to define. There is a general definition that is easy to settle on; progress is forward movement, betterment, advancement. But progress to some, may look like something else entirely to others. The progress of the human race on Earth is an undeniable thing; we have gone from dwelling in caves…

  • The Curse Breaker – Issue 16 – Reacquainted at MUSC

    Anesuishe was the daughter of a late 1600s Matapa Emperor and she wore the arms of the children tortured at the hands of the Portuguese around her neck like a necklace when she tried to stand against the soldiers who destroyed the orphanage that she founded and managed on her own.  There were many traumatic…

  • Universal Family Tree: 140 – Issue 2 – The Light

    All sentient life is connected. The appendages may be different, we may eat different things, and live in different solar systems, but at the end of the day, we’re all one big family. It’s time to explore the branches of the universal family tree, and today, we present: 140 – Issue 2 – The Light…