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.

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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!

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!