Fighting For Love On Mars by KEN MCQUEEN (ISSUE #14 - AUGUST 2009)

Leo tries to win the affection of a certain disarming female, while his hometown social circle crumbles around him in drunken, bilious mess.

Steamed Vegetables and War Sauce by ROBERT GANSHAW (ISSUE #14 - AUGUST 2009)

Unexpected truck problems get the narrator stuck at a weird truck stop, when all he wants is to drive to a graduation party and gorge himself on beer and food.

Robin by JAMES HIGGINS (ISSUE #12 - JUNE 2009)

"I haven't figured out the flying part, yet. But I will. Even if it kills me. I will fly."

Thirty Seconds by JAMES HIGGINS (ISSUE #12 - JUNE 2009)

Writer's block doesn't necessarily mean that someone isn't writing at all. It could also mean they're not writing enough.

Shopping Cart Thieves by JAMES HIGGINS (ISSUE #12 - JUNE 2009)

Are there really so many differences between homeless people and those who do have a home?

Westphalia is Burningby KEN MCQUEEN (ISSUE #11 - MAY 2009)

"A tale from a drunk's perspective" about feeling trapped in one's hometown and seeking a rebirth.

Genesis Rex by CARMINA LU (ISSUE #10 - APRIL 2009)

A short reimagining of a creation myth.

Steve by DAN CRUMM (ISSUE #9 - MARCH 2009)

"He was insane, or at least irregular. About six foot and a little heavy set with dark hair and darker eyes. His arms were tattooed completely with symbols of counter culture, whatever that was."

Don't Ever Let the Ice Cream Melt by NICK MEADOR (ISSUE #8 - FEBRUARY 2009)

The tale of a college student who takes a last-resort summer break job driving an ice cream truck through Detroit's northern suburbs.

The Family Grave by NICK ROBINSON (ISSUE #8 - FEBRUARY 2009)

An excerpt from a longer film script, the first of its kind on Supraterranean.com.

Dodging Obstacles in the Dark by NICK MEADOR (ISSUE #6 - DECEMBER 2008)

A short fiction piece about being alone most of the time, written impromptu and subjected to minimal editing.

Dead-Eye Dad by TOM CASTIGLIONE (ISSUE #4 - OCTOBER 1, 2008)

Handguns and bathrobes don't mix well, especially when you're isolated in northern Michigan with plenty of targets around.

Musician's Touch by SAMANTHA SCHELTEMA (ISSUE #4 - OCTOBER 1, 2008)

Morning Star by MATTHEW BRIEDE (ISSUE #4 - OCTOBER 1, 2008)

Disenchanted, chapter 2 by COURTNEY BOWERMAN (ISSUE #3 - SEPTEMBER 1, 2008)

The second excerpt from a novel-in-progress, based on the question, "What if the Beast hadn't ended up with Beauty, and had stayed a beast?"

Wink by NICK ROBINSON (ISSUE #2 - AUGUST 1, 2008)

Sometimes seclusion can create writer's block instead of cure it, turning the mouse pointer into a pest.

Guinevere by CHRIS HOELSCHER (ISSUE #2 - AUGUST 1, 2008)

Young love has its ups...and downs...in what the author calls "a modern take on Joyce's short story 'Araby' from Dubliners."

Disenchanted by COURTNEY BOWERMAN (ISSUE #2 - AUGUST 1, 2008)

An excerpt from a novel-in-progress, based on the question, "What if the Beast hadn't ended up with Beauty, and had stayed a beast?"

Interview with Nick Meador about Supraterranean.com by RUMP L. STILTSKIN (ISSUE #1 - JUNE 23, 2008)

Meador sat down with Grimm Magazine's Stiltskin to discuss the debut of Supraterranean, and chaos ensued.