Lynn Bigham

Author on Reedsy Prompts since Nov, 2020

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5 Stories

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“Window of Dimensional Transposition” by Lynn Bigham

On display in the Museum of Quantum Phenomenon is a window. It is 1.524 meters tall and 0.914 meters wide with clear glass separated into 9 panels on the top and 9 on the bottom. It has a white, matte frame and a small placard providing a narrow history of the window, the seemingly most boring exhibit within the museum. The placard reads: Window of Dimensional Transposition, ca. 900 AD, Rome, Italy; discovered by Rinaldo Russo and donated in 2105 by the University of Bologna.Standing before the window is Dr. Una...

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“The Bunker” by Lynn Bigham

12 December 2134 One of the walls illuminated an off-black, blank screen. A picture of the family hung on the concrete gray wall across from it: man, woman, two boys about seven or eight, an infant. All smiles, a snowy white mountain with swirls of snow on the breeze behind them, but they aren't dressed for the cold. Beneath the image, a yellow, faux-leather loveseat, a permanent depress...

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“Temporal Dislocation” by Lynn Bigham

Translucent hands trembled as he laid the cutlery out, his eyes blurring from unshed tears. He would get it right this time. He had to get it right. Cass folded the napkins into triangles, standing on the sparkling white dishes rimmed with gold. Two menus, one on either side of the wine bucket that held a red wine of some unseemly price range. He straightened the candles that were on the side of the table this time. (Cas...

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“Transmat Effect” by Lynn Bigham

The moment you step onto the transmat pad, the screen flashes text that lasts for a second: Transmat side effects may include—You remember the fine print of the waiver you signed. You know the side effects by heart. Dizziness, nausea, disorientation, tightness of skin, a feeling of hopelessness, euphoria, existential crises, discombobulation, reconstruction errors, fatigue, diarrhea, infertility, ...

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“Ones and Zeros” by Lynn Bigham

The smell of coffee woke Kasey up. A voice, feminine and husky, chimed, "Good morning, Officer Roman. Your uniform has been laid out along with the jacket I anticipate you will want. The current temperature is -2 degrees Celsius."  Kasey's eyes blinked open; the ceiling stared back. "Based on traffic patterns, the time it will take for you to get dressed, and the speed at which you finish your coffee, you will a...

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Author bio

Science fiction and fantasy writer; introvert; professional shower singer; they/them; actual dragon.

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