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We should all know by now what a TK Best Of issue is all about, 'troopers. For those just joining us: Some of Tevun-Krus' favourite writers return to each write one brand-new story for 2019's various sub-genres and themes. And this one's the last of the teens!

Your favourite TK regulars are back for this year's always-exciting Best Of issue! Take a look at the sub-genres the Ooorah crew tackled over the course of 2018 with nine brand-new sci-fi stories!

Each of the stories featured herein is set within a Universe of the writer's creation, while all being a part of a larger, shared Multiverse. At the Ooorah Mothership, we call this the M'Verse. ��������rs have free rein to tell the story they want to tell, providing it's sci-fi in nature and no more than 5000 words in length... then it's all good! There are, however, five "rules" to which all created Universes within the shared Multiverse must adhere. Think of them as non-mandatory prompts that weave an invisible, unbreakable web throughout this anthology. But that shouldn't prove too difficult for the writers partaking... It's time to RETURN TO THE M'VERSE.

Three years ago we created a new concept: Punk Wars! Where two (or more) sci-fi -Punk sub-genres collide in one science-fiction story. Now we're back at it again. That's right, we're returning to the Punk Wars, 'troopers! Ooorah!

In this latest @Ooorah anthology, we team up with ��������'s own @��������PunkFiction. Inspired by a round theme from our ��������-famous SmackDowns, sci-fi writers will be challenged to craft a kickass story with one cardinal rule: They must first randomly generate and then merge a -Punk sub-genre and a non-Punk sub-genre. From now on we shall call this noble goal... MergePunk!

Warning! there is violence and may touch on a few rough topics The post-apocalyptic cyber punk time period provides a gritty backdrop for the epic battle between two factions vying for control. In this dystopian future, technology and chaos coexist, amplifying the stakes and intensifying the conflict as the fate of the world hangs in the balance.

Aliens, steampunk and zombies ... A series of sci-fi short stories, written mainly for Ooorah's Sci-fi Smackdowns. I shuffle these around from time to time! 1. Lost (4 parts) (lost world / SFSD 6 Final) 2. Black Death (3 parts) (candlepunk / zombie / SFSD 6.4) 3. Mother's Day (aliens/ SFSD 6.0 Qualifier ) 4. The Elves and The Shoemaker (steampunk/ SFSD 6.1) 5. Green Revolution (dystopian sci-fi/ SFSD 6.2) 6. Turnpike Nineteen (classics vs trashics/ SFSD 6.3) 7. A Werewolf Ate My Teacher (humour) 8. Ant World 9. Van Gogh 10. Steampunk Spy 11. Breaking China Cover attribution: image by Pablo Carlos Budassi

The world is at war. A desperate band of humans flee trying to get away from the fighting. They manage to find their way to a new world and this is their story.

War looms on the horizon... After the colonization of Mars and Europa, it took us fewer than five generations to reach beyond our solar system and discover new planets capable of supporting human life. Too far away to be governed under Earth law, the Collective was formed. Several hundred years later, the Collective has expanded to a system of six worlds. Power struggles and unequal rights have made interplanetary war all but inevitable. With rebellions arising across the Collective, three captains launch near-suicidal missions to free the oppressed fringe and reset equality across the stars. A galactic war is coming, and only an arthritic mail runner and a space pirate can stop it.

3 times the charm,they.say.