Weekly Short Fiction Round-up #24

This week was a pretty standard weak, as far as things go. I have seven stories you might enjoy. I was recently reading someone's May SFF short story round-up. She covered a few stories, but there are so many SFF and spec fic stories published each moth that a few for a month seems far too few. She also gave a little summary of each. Some of the stories I post are flash, my summaries would be the legnth of the story. I also often read the stories and then decide when to post them much later. This means that I don't always remember exactly why I decided to put it in the share pile, just that I did. For now, I will continue to share with no context other than it is something I enjoyed. And I tend to write things I enjoy. Therefore, if you like these stories, you might like what I write. And if you like my stories, you might like these.

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PodCastle published Rewind by Josh Roundtree in March. It is a 25-minute listen.

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PseudoPod published To Witness by Luciano Marano in May. It is also a 30-minte listen.

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Migrations by Tatiana Garmendia was published by Lunch Ticket published in Winter/Spring 2019.

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Diabolical Plots published Three Riddles and a Mid-Sized Sedan by Lauren Ring in May. Note that I know Lauren through a Writing Discord.

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This is Just Another Yarn by Ann Walters was published by Smokelong Quarterly in March 2007.

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Going back to 1999, Nature Futures published COMP.BASILISK.FAQ by David Langford.

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MoonPark Review published Business as Usual by Gaynor Jones in 2018.