Saturnalia by Antoine-François Callet
Date: 1783
Saturnalia, an ancient Roman Festival in honor of the god Saturn, god of time, agriculture, renewal and liberation, celebrated between December 17th and 23rd. Celebrated by feasting, and gift-giving, and gambling with slaves and patricians treated as equals. It was a moveable party that became carnival and this season's writers prompt for original short sci-fi stories themed around Robots, AI and Time Travel.
So sit back over the holidays and relax a time with these tales of Saturnalia and please let the writers know how much their gifts to you mean in your comments.
Link to Flipbook version: Issue # 2
New Science Fiction Stories:
Universe of Discovery by Jan Koenig
The Last One by Richard Cutler
Snow, Silica and Steel by Anton Kukal
Slimeworld by Ian Reeve
rand7 and the updaters by g.e. moore*
Lens by H.D. Weikle
The Sailfish Conjecture by Andrew R. Cole
Death in its Season by Kaki Olsen
An Age of Governance by M.J. Harkins
* Lower case used at author's request - very e.e. cummings
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