Michèle Laframboise

Rob Sundance, trapped inside a broom closet after a sound beating, victim of his too-sharp wits, awakes in the arms of his dream warrior. Except he has sworn off love. Josh Tallgate had fled his burnt New-York restaurant and a dead mobster lover. In Safe Harbor, he starts on a clean slate with the Kon Tikki, his modest seafood joint. When he rescues a half-conscious elf from a store closet, one look into those manga-blue eyes sears his heart. But can he trust fate not to ravish his love again? A witty gay romance of hope and danger, told by multiple award-winning author Michèle Laframboise.

A Safe Harbor Novel

Kon Tikki

Filip Wiltgren

Murtaza Mohsin

Issue 7 features fiction from Canada, Pakistan, and Sweden. Michèle Laframboise's "Cousin Entropy" is a far-flung space opera reminiscent of Liu Cixin's books. "Sunstrewn" by Murtaza Mohsin is another interstellar adventure, but this one deals with the issues of colonization, and the much-closer-to-home conflict between India and Pakistan. Filip Wiltgren returns to the pages of Future SF with an epistolary story about love and physics, but mostly about love. He packs quite a punch into very few words.

Future Science Fiction Digest Issue 7

Oskar Källner

Dave Côté

MICHELE LAFRAMBOISE; DAVE COTE; JEAN PETTIGREW; OS.

Jean Pettigrew

"LES FICTIONS : « Fermer le Big Bang » de Michèle Laframboise ; « La Distorsion de Lebarne » de Dave Côté ; « Pauvre Jack ! » de Jean Pettigrew ; « Gamma » de Oskar Källner. LES ARTICLES : « Les Manipulateurs d'âmes » de Jean-Pierre Laigle ; « Le Cosmos intérieur, ou l'évolution du planétarium » de Mario Tessier."--

l'anthologie permanente des litteratures de l'imaginaire

Solaris

Theo, a dispirited workplace humanitarian, audits a child worker at a cardboard factory, in a port city somewhere in Asia. He is impressed by young Malak’s maturity and grit. When that boy, the same age as Theo’s own son, disappears, he cannot let it rest. His quest for answers only raises more questions about the traps of structured help and acquired privilege. An unsettling 11000-word story quietly told by multiple awards-winning author Michèle Laframboise.

Michèle Laframboise

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