Short Fiction
Short stories published in Piker Press — science fiction, fantasy, horror, literary fiction, humor, and everything in between.
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How far do we take the interface between human and machine?
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Javier Pérez Rizo is a Cuban-born fiction author based in Houston, Texas. He studied History and Creative Writing at the University of Havana and other literary centers. He is a member of the Cuban Open Space Workshop and the Online Writing Workshop for Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror.
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Let's set things straight, shall we?
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Mary Ann McGuigan’s short fiction has appeared in many journals. Mary Ann taught English for nearly a decade and was a business and finance editor at Bloomberg L.P. A native of the Bronx, NY, she grew up there and in Jersey City.
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Kyle Yandle is a writer living in the mountains of western North Carolina.
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Just don't blame the amphibian --
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Tyler Marable lives with his family in Alabama. He enjoys good food, good drinks, and good people. He is an aspiring novelist.
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Rekha Valliappan is an award-winning multi-genre writer of short fiction and poetry. She holds a MA in English Literature from the University of Madras and a LLB (Hons) from the University of London.
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Security and space travel -- is there really any such thing?
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Cody Walzel is an 8th generation Texan raised by a single mother in a rural town with a munitions plant and a biker church. Growing up he pronounced names like Matt with two syllables (Ma-yatt). He’s got a long lost older sister. He watched his truck driving Grandad get in fights on his delivery route, and had a stepdad who lost his leg in a hunting accident and then continued hunting.
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Five enterprising eleven-year-olds set up a golf ball scam...
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Personal experience and two generations can be a chasm that's hard to cross...
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Scott C. Holstad has authored, edited & contributed to 75+ books & 800+ magazines & is a 32-year member of The Authors Guild. He holds degrees from the University of Tennessee, California State University Long Beach, UCLA & Queens University of Charlotte. He’s moved 35+ times, lives in the Gettysburg PA area and loves geopolitics, good vinyl and hockey.
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A glimmer of hope in a dark, despairing place...
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It started with a good intention...
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When things don't add up, you have to check that math...
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Marsden Lyonwahl lives in his head. A graduate from the University of Washington, he's been published in 7th-Circle Pyrite and Altered Reality Magazine. This is not the last you've heard from him.
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Is another kristallnacht coming?
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Shruti Goel is a marketing graduate from the University of Calcutta and a Curtis Brown Creative alum. Beyond the page, Shruti has worked as a restaurant consultant in the food and beverage industry, where campaigns, cuisines, and on-ground conversations shaped the distinct voice she brings to her writing today.
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J.A. Shieldsmith is a horror writer near Austin, Texas. He's been a full-time ghostwriter for 14 years, helping companies big and small tell their stories. Now, he's telling his own.
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As the world changes, populations move. How will they be met?
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There's a payment owed for what you have received...
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Writers travel down strange paths at times, to be sure.
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A heartbreaking future for a people -- for any people brought up on falsehood and self-aggrandizement.
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Justin Webb is a London based author specializing in speculative horror, science fiction and magical realism. Justin takes a postmodernist approach to writing and forever embraces the idiosyncratic.
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What sunders, yet brings people together?
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Adam is a somewhat-retired math tutor who is avoiding editing his novel by writing short fiction pieces.
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Happens all the time...
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Shobhita Thakur is an alumna of the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), Pune, where she completed a three-year course in Film Editing. Her journey in the film industry began with working alongside National Award–winning director Rajan Khosa as a Director’s Assistant, an experience that shaped her understanding of storytelling.
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Time is more malleable than you think...