notable SF authors to submit SF stories,
each consisting of only six words.
Sure, those are pretty good,
but we thought maybe we could
add a little something.
Six-Word SF Stories
10> My star, it’s full of gods!
9> Shaving, nicked purple tentacle. Stupid mirror!
8> Time traveler will be executed yesterday.
7> He stood, riveted, ogling robot porn.
6> In space, geeks get lotsa chicks.
5> Alien farts, releasing virus. Earth dies.
4> Blonde zombies roam Earth seeking brains.
3> For Sale: Enterprise NX-01. Slightly used.
2> Fuel? Check. Power? Check. Airlock? Wha–
Selected from 56 submissions from 15 contributors.
This week’s list authors are:
Donald Johnson, Cincinnati, OH — 1
Barry Wallace, Knoxville, TN — 2, 3
Charles Gulledge, Richardson, TX — 4, 8
James Knowles, Bellingham, WA — 5
Slick Sharkey, Miami, FL — 6
Larry Hollister, Concord, CA — 7, 9
Dan Thompson, Austin, TX — 10
Dave Oberhart, Durham, NC — SF List Moderator
(Donald Johnson, Cincinnati, OH)
Kirk’s girdle finally explodes. Enterprise lost.
(Doug Crews, Oceanside, CA)
No, not much rain on Dune.
(Slick Sharkey, Miami, FL)
Redshirt beams down. Then he dies.
(Scott Elmer, Wheaton, IL)
Runners Up list name
(Mary Ann McDonald, Sacramento, CA)
(Bill Livingston, Decatur, AL)
Five astronauts departed. Unnoticed, six returned.
(Mary Ann McDonald, Sacramento, CA)
Humans rule. Apes rule. Cockroaches next?
(Barry Wallace, Knoxville, TN)
Probe droid malfunction — subject’s colon explodes.
(Larry Hollister, Concord, CA)
Student driver. Watch out for planet!
(Peter Heltzer, Buffalo Grove, IL)
Honorable Mentions list name
(Mary Ann McDonald, Sacramento, CA)