There's something about a 15-minute sci-fi story that a 400-page novel can't touch.

You get the whole thought experiment — the twist, the world, the gut punch — in the time it takes to ride the subway. No filler chapters. No love triangles shoehorned in to pad word count.

The best short sci-fi works like a magic trick. You walk in thinking one thing, and 3,000 words later reality is upside down.

That's what I write. Quick, punchy cyberpunk and speculative fiction you can finish on a lunch break.

If you've ever loved Black Mirror episodes but wished you could carry them in your pocket — check out the collection. First story is $2. See if it hooks you.