Interesting idea about how Mars could become the next Australia.Ī reminder that sometimes technology isn’t enough to keep the ones we love with us, but we can still try and come close.Īmazingly, someone who says he’s “here to help” who actually means it. Once again, an important reminder not to monologue BEFORE killing someone. Loved seeing Mars from the other POV, but still – sad. Sometimes saying ‘we come in peace’ is not enough. Reminded me of times I’ve tried to sell stuff on Craigslist. Miners continue to not get any respect for their hard work, so it’s no surprise to see a Mars miner turn to a cockroach for friendship.Ī hilarious take on the frustrations of being a seller in a buyer’s market. BuisĪ steampunk take on a mission to Mars – two disabled kids take a trip to Mars to do more than they’ve been told they can do. The Journal of Miss Emily Carlton by Lela E. Things can go to crazytown pretty quick when you have to make choices of life and death, especially when that means your life and someone else’s death.

Not surprisingly, he has a little trouble keeping up with the humans.Ĭolorblind on the Red Planet by Vince Liberato The trials and tribulations of the god of war, Mars, Himself. Hope can be painful, and we poor humans are superstitious creatures who will cling to anything to try and impose order on a chaotic world. Eurydice in Capricorn by Neil James Hudson

Redshifted by Juliana Rew