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Thursday, September 24, 2026

MindStep: a Psi-Kicks story by GF Willmetts.

The last place Sara Seeker, Sheena Ramone and Courtney Adams expected to turn up was a private hospital ward in

‘You didn’t give your name?’ ‘I didn’t. Call me Jones.’ ‘First name?’ ‘Mister.’ The detective looked at the light-haired man,

I can spot a scam. A long-term scam at that. Eventually. A few years ago, I was asked to finance

Whoever said colonising another planet would be easy, even when the inhabitants were welcoming offworlders. The only problem was they

You would think being a werewolf was a good deal. Four nights of the month with a full moon you

People think my hobby is crazy. Filling quotas of how many things we are supposed to do. Mostly because they

The show’s mantra got going off its reel: ‘The late artist Andy Warhol once or maybe more than once said

‘Thank your secretary for letting me in, sir. On my advice, she’s gone home for the night.’ The man at

All the booke agents, one after the other, said I was never good enough to be a professional riter but

Ever since oumuamus, the opportunity to hitchhike on a natural object speeding through the solar system seemed a good way