Remembrance Day
by Simon Kewin
Remembrance Day – three Science Fiction Short Stories
The Twisted Way
A bounty hunter finds that pursuing their quarry to the lawless Möbius Strip doesn’t work out as well as they’d hoped.
Remembrance Day
Magnus is a broken-down veteran of the Basilisk war, running a bar on the Möbius Strip. Most of his customers are trying to forget their pasts. He spends his time trying to remember his.
A woman he once knew comes seeking his help on a dangerous mission. When Magnus finds out who is really involved it’s time to reach for his blaster. But then he begins to discover just how unreliable his memories of the war actually are...
Repairs
Zana spends her nights piecing the Strip’s rage room victims back together, but when one of the gynoids in her care is beaten beyond repair, it’s Zana that feels it worst.
“a memorable sci-fi short story ... highly recommended”
“everything you could possibly want from a sci-fi short”
“very cool ... drew me in right away and kept me riveted to the end”
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Simon Kewin
Simon is a British fantasy and sci/fi writer, with over a hundred short stories published in a wide variety of magazines, including Analog and Nature. He’s the author of the Cloven Land fantasy trilogy, cyberpunk sci/fi thriller The Genehunter and the steampunk Gormenghast Engn saga.
Some of his books are available to download for free – and there are more if you sign up to his newsletter. He’s a member of the British Fantasy Society and the Untethered Realms collective.
He was born in the Year of the Dragon. He still thinks digital watches are a pretty neat idea.
