Dark Sci-Fi
Dark sci-fi blends components of typical science fiction (futuristic settings, fictional technology) with components of horror (atmosphere of decay, pervasive dread, dark themes), creating bleaker and often more adult speculative worlds and storylines.
- Barr, Phoebe: “Final Confession from the One-Woman Department of Mind Control“
- Christie, Emmie: “Chrysalis“
- Clendaniel, Jon: “And Then There Were Ten Billion“
- DeHaan, Laura: “It Gets Worse If You Pick At It“
- Fekete, Zary: “My Father, My Father“
- Fomley, Eric: “Traffic Stop“
- Henderson, Jan-Andrew: “Lake Fame“
- Hessel-Mial, Michael: “Pseudodisplay for Voice and Captive“
- LeRoy, E.J.: “Remy de Montfort of Dubcon Palace“
- Lukin, Grigory: “To Dream of Better Worlds“
- McKee, Trisha Ridinger: “The Inheritance“
- Myers, Jason Frederick: “Death Is a Local Term“
- Palmer, Lira: “Calypso“
- Saunders, C.M.: “The Screaming Man“
- Tulodo, Fendy S.: “Postmarked for My Bones“