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 Magazine fictionWant to contribute to COSMOS?Want to contribute science fiction to COSMOS? Find out how here.  WormwordsIssue 18 of COSMOS, December 2007/January 2008
If the whole is greater than the sum of its parts, how many bits does it take to remake a man?  Family valuesIssue 16 of COSMOS, August/September 2007
Politics is a game for experts, even on a wildly alien world, but sometimes charm and audacity can more than make up for a lack of experience.  Dogs of WarIssue 15 of COSMOS, June/July 2007
A dog walks into a bar. He’s here to conquer humanity...  Ganymede DreamsIssue 12 of COSMOS, December 2006/January 2007
Ganymede swings around giant Jupiter like a ball on a million kilometres of string – once for every seven days on Earth. Far away in black space, the protective ecosphere of that blue world is all but chewed away, soaked in man-made toxins.  For Solo Cello, op.12Issue 13 of COSMOS, February/March 2007
Mutilated in an accident, he faced a terrible choice - give up his music forever or raise a child he couldn't help but resent.  FoundlingIssue 11 of COSMOS, October 2006
The charred-looking shapes reminded her of something, an object from the past. Um-brella? Surely no one would ever again make such an elaborate, frivolous object.  Not AloneIssue 10 of COSMOS, August 2006
I'd been waking in the middle of the night, paralysed with terror, wondering if anybody could be sure of anything at all, thinking that maybe there was nothing else except us and the world and the rest of space, that there was no meaning to any of it.  Street of the DeadIssue 9 of COSMOS, June 2006
A bright flare of silver dazzled Maree: a small shack entirely covered in silver discs.  EmpathyIssue 8 of Cosmos, April 2006
One night, Jules is confronted by unpleasant strangers with guns. She doesn't like them at all.  The Many-Body ProblemIssue 7 of COSMOS, February 2006
A few months short of final exams, Alistair was expelled as an irredeemable nuisance. But that was not the end of him.  Angel of LightIssue 6 of COSMOS, December 2005
Sometimes the discarded relics from a more permissive age found in the basement can intrigue the most unusual of customers.  BeehaveIssue 6 of COSMOS, December 2005
The emergence of a strange new species of bee in Texas had wholly unexpected consequences.  Cross-currentsIssue 5 of COSMOS, November 2005
The depths of Antarctica's Lake Pell were even weirder than they had imagined.  Daydream NationIssue 4 of COSMOS, October 2005
Just when you thought you had it together, a random dreamcast can upset your day.  RemadeIssue 3 of COSMOS, September 2005
Who said that death has to signal the end? It may just be an opportunity.
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