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Welcome to The Electric Dragon Cafe. We founded our site on the belief that popular fiction, like the food you eat, need not always be good for you. The science fiction and fantasy short story market is slowly spiraling into an overly intellectual, artsy abyss. To combat this trend, we serve up the written equivalent of a double bacon cheese burger. We expect our readers to feast shamelessly, and without fear of heart failure.
Electric Dragon News - May. 4, 2008
What you see here is a picture of my doorstep the day after Christmas. Note the pumpkin's broken spirit and the rage hidden in the depths of the owl's eyes. We precipitated their condition with shameful neglect, and I fear we have done the same to you. To all of you who have returned to our site again and again in search of content, only to be sent away with an empty heart and a news posting dated well after we should have cleaned the Halloween decorations from our yard, we are dreadfully sorry. We are even more sorry that this trend will likely continue for some time yet. Read More >>
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Ever shake a mental fist at a disembodied author, or rail against the publishing industry that allowed such drivel to taint your delicate literary sensibilities? Why not show them how it's done? Submit a story. Change your world. Submit a Story | Guidelines
Enter Our Quarterly Writing Contest
Every quarter we host a short fiction writing contest. We provide a theme, you write a science fiction or fantasy story, the winner recives a gift certificate. Enter the Contest
Edward's Oddities
Gordon's buddy Edward is here to delve the deepest reaches of the internet and relate the horrors found therein. What? No, not those kind of horrors, the other kind. What kind of establishment do you think this is? Read Edward's Oddities















This Weeks Specials:
What's New:

The results are in: read the winning entries from our quarterly writing contest.
Lost but not forgotten. Read Eldon's Book of the Month for January and February.
Better late than never - check out this quarter's winning contest entries.
Lucky Mistake - A new science fiction short story from Charles Hightower