For me, these are the hardest sorts of stories to write. Not other writers, apparently -- we got tons of submissions for this issue, though not nearly as many as for the novella issue.
Our stories!
Verity Lane, our Spotlight Author, brings us The Springwood Shelter for Genetically Modified Animals. (For those at home just joining us on the blog, each month Crossed Genres publishes one Spotlight Author, which is an author who has never made a professional sale before.) Verity deals here with the twin problems we have already in our country -- disposable people, disposable pets.
Here is Verity's interview.
Elliotte Rusty Harold gives us Ants on a Trestle, a story about problem many of us don't consider when we think about the future -- we think monsters or terrorists will be what we have to worry about. But realistically, you know, probably not.
And finally, from Brian Trent, a wonderful story, Chasing Comets. No spoilers on this one. Go read. You won't be sorry.
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