His heart was racing, and his clothes were soaked as he tore through the trees. There was almost no sound as the man’s feet pounded the trail. He had barely been running twenty minutes, but his ear-buds were already slipping from the sweat. It was annoying, but the need to occasionally dry them off helped force Jacob to listen for any unwanted visitors. This park was Jacob’s favorite place to go running, especially right after the sun had set. Everyone else had cleared out, a

Lightyears from Earth, a group of interstellar travelers sat in the bridge of their ship named the Esplanade. They had been searching for signs of other life for sixteen generations and had turned up empty handed. They had visited two-hundred and ninety-three habitable planets only to find bacteria. Until now. The strange gold disc circled around on the apparatus sent with it. Strange alien voices echoed back to them many times over. “You are certain that these are all greeti

A big thank you to our super-fan Rena for coming up with these great questions. If you have any questions you would like us to answer feel free to fill out the 'contact' form! 1. How did you come up with such creative names for your characters? It’s always difficult to come up with unique names, some were chosen from recycled story lines-and I am not sure how we even came up with those. Often times I came up with a sequence of letters that I thought looked good and worked wit

The creature was massive. Yet even that word was an understatement. The little girl had never seen a beast of the same magnitude as the one that was now staring at her through the bars. She wasn’t afraid though, instead she was delighted. The grey wrinkly hide and the small, sad eyes emanated wisdom, despite belonging to a mere animal. It’s large, saucer-shaped feet kicked up dust storms that swirled around the bottom of the cage. Its shambling gait reminded the girl of how h