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As subscribing members of The Sunday Morning Transport, you are cordially invited to the second of our live-streams with Sunday Morning Transport…
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Today, Cassandra Khaw’s beautiful, poignant story brings new insight to the phrase ‘hungry ghosts’. ~ Fran Wilde, August 14, 2022 We Can Make Death Work…
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Welcome to the first, free-to-read Sunday Morning Transport story for August: science fiction from Michael Swanwick. Concise and epic, “The Warm…
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Hello and welcome to August — with a special welcome to the newest member of The Sunday Morning Transport, Emilia Flicker Yap! Congratulations Julian…
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The final free story in our month’s-long adventure of free reading is John Wiswell’s “Demonic Invasion or Placebo Effect?” which shares a unique…
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Taking the bird’s-eye-view to its highest possible aspiration, E. Lily Yu’s “Serenissima” is soaring and gorgeous and concerns the politics of seagulls…
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For the second week of four free stories in July, Ian Tregillis’ “The Owl and The Reptiloid” examines a vision of first contact and what comes after…
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We love how Sarah Gailey’s story merges magic and public transport with a wonderful, wrenching effect. ~ Fran Wilde, July 10 The Daily Commute by Sarah…
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Welcome, Sunday Morning Transport Fans! This month, as EIC Julian Yap goes on paternity leave (Congratulations Julian and Family!), he’s left the…
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Miyuki Jane Pinckard’s “The Tree at the Edge of an Unknown Land” is a full sweep of civilization realized in just a few concise words. We think you’ll…
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In Curtis Chen’s mysterious “The Book of Unwritten Poems,” the reader’s interaction with their copy of the book takes on cautionary new dimensions. Very…
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Meg Elison writes some of the best science fiction thrillers I’ve read, and “Fifteen Minutes” is no exception. It’s a tense story set five minutes from…
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