Yes, we know that's this is the title of a famous album of Pink Floyd. Never mind - in this issue, we are going to explore what happens on the face of the Earth satellite which remains turned away from the sun and rests in eternal shadow. Or does it? And what secrets is the moon hiding?…
Travelling to another star... but the distance is so incredibly big, that the explorers who set out in the first place won't be alive when their ship arrives at their destination. But their far distant offspring will - if all goes well. The knowledge about the running of the ship is passed on through the generations, as is the reason why the travellers left home. But what will they find at the end of the journey?…
Ethnographic SciFi has a focus on societies - they may be alien, they may be human either on a dystopian earth or in a distant future on a colony planet. Quite often, two or more different cultures will clash or have to find a way in dealing with each other. Believable world building and differentiated aliens are important features of these stories.…
Surprise Punk is not a sub genre per se, but rather a way to describe a certain type of story breaking with traditional tropes. It can be set at any point in history, the future, or a hitherto undiscovered dimension, and Surprise Punk stories will overlap with other sub-genres. Their key element is, surprise-surprise, surprise. From the Neanderthal who invents electricity instead of fire, the scientist who, rather than creating a new soft drink comes up with a formula for faster-than-light travel, or the girl who finds out her math teacher is an alien, everything goes - and more.…
Kaiju is the Japanese term for giant monster fiction. The stories mostly take place in mega cities where these creatures cannot help but wreak havoc, even if they don't intend to. While Godzilla is the beast mostly connected with this sub genre, theres is unlimited potential in a gender on the borderline of Horror, Sci-fi, and Fantasy.…
Back to a classic! Steampunk as a popular subgenre of science fiction and fantasy involves a setting where steam power is widely used. Stories may feature anachronistic technology or futuristic innovations as Victorians may have envisioned them, but there is a lot of creative freedom. Enjoy the journey your favourite Tevun Krus authors are embarking on!…
There are different reasons for the existence of mutants, like being born in a world after a nuclear war or being experimented on by scientists or the military, with the goal of creating enhanced humans... And mutants might both be hunted or rule the world.Prepare for an issue of Tevun Krus the shifts your perception!…
An alien invasion of Earth is a common trope in science fiction. Some of the aliens visiting our planet might just see it as a nice vacation spot. Others might be refugees from a distant war. Or they come as predators, ready to exploit the planet or enslave its inhabitants. Welcome back to volume 2 of alien invasion stories!…
Tevun Krus goes Hard Sci-Fi for once! What does this mean? Hard science fiction emphasises on scientific or technical detail, or on scientific accuracy, or on both. Stories in this sub genre try to be accurate, logical and credible in their use of current scientific and technical knowledge. Of course there is a degree of flexibility in how far from "real science" a story can stray before it leaves the realm of hard SF.And we definitely don't want to get nitpicking here. So, enjoy what the authors of the mothership have to offer!…
This's year, Santa brings you a special gift: Tevun Krus #139 is the last issue of 2025, and it's packed with MythPunk stories and other goodies by your favourite authors and crew of the mothership. Let's celebrate - Ooorah!…
From Ooorah, with love - enjoy our gift of brand new stories, a poem and art especially made for our lovely readers!…
Paranormal elements like telepathy, telekinesis, teleportation and similar concepts have been part of Sci Fi magazines since the humble beginnings almost a century ago. So this October, the crew of the mothership explores the paranormal dimension of science fiction! Prepare for a blast!…
Yabba-dabba-dooooo!We're back with one of the cooler sub genres of the multiverse... let's go stone punk once more and dive into the world of prehistoric societies. After all, Sept. 30th 1960 saw the birth of one Fred Flintstone and his family. Fred might be 65, but he's still a long way from being retired - and neither are the 'troopers of the mothership.Yabba-dabba-dooooo!!…
Water is crucial to life... but what if the whole planet is covered by water? Take a deep breath and dive with us to explore the depth of the Ocean Punk subgenre. Be prepared for a wet adventure and discover a load of short stories, poems and artworks by the Tevun Krus crew!…
Bards have been the galaxy's travelling storytellers for millennia. They sing of love and loss, of old values and inevitable change. Respected, feared or prosecuted-the crew of the mothership pays the bards of the multiverse a special tribute…
In a similar setting as Steampunk, Silk Punk centres around (East) Asian art and philosophy. Not as narrow framed as samurai punk, it allows to explore different aspects of Far Eastern / Asian cultures past, present and to be. Not to mention the Silk Road spanning the distance between galaxies...…
MegaCorp Sci-Fi explores scenarios where huge companies rule not only worlds and star systems, but galaxies. And while an elite profits from their unlimited influence and wealth, some fight for their independence and bare survival. Rebels, desperate underdogs, exploited droids... but the companies fight back. Or don't care a damn, since they own everything, including their employees, their kids, cats, and dreams. Welcome to the MegaCorp-Verse!…
Pastoral Science Fiction focuses on life on rural planets - with the settlers and colonists often in negligence of the technology that brought them initially to their safe haven. Of course, this has potential for both idyllic developments and deadly conflict. Enjoy an issue dedicated to this multi-faceted Sci-fi sub genre!…
Space dragons, alien fairies or simply "The Force" - We all remember being caught in a heated discussion about the borderline between fantasy and science fiction. But how much does it matter? In this issue of Tevun Krus, we embrace the latent fantasy elements in our sci-fi. Prepare for the dragons!…
Cli-fi or climate sci-fi centres on the reasons and outcome of climate change here on old Earth as well as potential means to prevent the worst. As such, cli-fi often has a darker tone, but who said that there can't be an upside to it? And of course, climate change can happen on other planets as well - and perhaps even be seen as something good by some?A large new subgenre to explore for the writers of the mothership!…