Is it easy to be a robot? And even an exhibit? Will there be some happiness for him in a complex, turbulent world? This is the debut story of R. Aldridge.

On the terminal beach, the clones faced each other down, knowing full well that there could be only one survive

Ray Aldridge, [«We Were Butterflies» (August 1990)], here returns to the exotic world of Dilvermoon and a part of it known as the Big Dimple, a dangerous ...

Ray Aldridge's last story here was "The Beastbreaker,” (February 1990). His compelling new novella is the story of a dying longhauler named John Thinwolf,...

The Great Emancipator Octoff Malheiro was now himself enslaved. But thanks to a sentient farm, his one chance at freedom might be death.

This tale of slavery, freedom, and a dying race in a dying world is the first of several we have received from one of the most exciting new writers we have c...

Ray Aldridge tells us that his latest "outrageously ambitious" project is to write a programming language whose sole purpose is to display human emotions. Wh...

Ray Aldridge (Cold Cage, February 1990) returns with a new exciting story from the world of Dilvermoon, whose inhabitants seek salvation by taking on bestial...

Ray Aldridge ("The Cold Cage," February 1990) returns with a compelling new story about the world Dilvermoon, whose citizens seek escape by adopting beast...

In this story, Ray Aldridge examined the Western fascination with appearance and asked the question: “What would happen in a culture in which appearance was ...