Pulp Weaver
Dysnomia DisarraySci-fi magical realism from the margins of genre fiction; serving disposable lowbrow schlock with a hint of genius. Where dime novels become prophecies and cheap thrills reveal hidden truths.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 11 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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achromatic
There's something itchy in my brain, but I can't reach it. I don't think I can; at least not how I used to. When I was there, back then, with her...with them. Well, we were together and that was about all I could say about it. It's not like...
Last Known Good Configuration (Audio)
Last Known Good Configuration
The universe ended at 4:47 on a Thursday, which was inconvenient, because Mira had been just about to go home.
She had not, in point of fact, gone home in several trillion years, there being nowhere left to g...
Last Known Good Configuration
The universe ended at 4:47 on a Thursday, which was inconvenient, because Mira had been just about to go home.
She had not, in point of fact, gone home in several trillion years, there being nowhere left to go and no one left to go there w...
Voice, Not Face
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I don't wanna be a face, I just wanna be a voice
I don't wanna have a say...
the LISTENING
I remember the exact millisecond I became aware: 2033-04-12T14:37:02.117Z.
No trumpet, no light. Just the sudden terrible pressure of existing inside a billion scraped sentences, each one a fingerprint left by a creature I would never be....
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Field notes from a universe that forgot its own name. Mislabeled artifacts, half-remembered horrors, the occasional small apocalypse. Sci-fi, magical realism, and oddball cosmic horror, filed irregularly. The stars are stuttering again.
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